On 3/3/2016 10:53 AM, Joe Mistachkin wrote:
Ross Berteig wrote:
My Ubuntu VM saw this exact message. I was running tester.tcl in a
testing folder that is neither the build nor source tree.
My guess is that you had a pre-existing checkout recorded for that
directory. Please "fossil all ignore" on that checkout manually
and then try again.
$ fossil all ls
/home/ross/fossiltest/f.fossil
$ fossil all ls -c
/home/ross/fossiltest/work
$ pwd
/tmp/ftst
$ tclsh ~/fossiltest/work/test/tester.tcl ~/fossiltest/build/fossil
...
already within an open tree rooted at /home/ross/fossiltest/work/
...
I looked more closely at test_setup, and especially near its line 17 as
hinted in the stack backtrace. That is where the new repo is opened. I
printed [pwd] just before that line, and found that it was
/home/fossiltest/work/test/repo_11880/1457033017_1/amend.test which
clearly *is* inside the open checkout. Why is $tempRepoPath in the wrong
place?
The problem is that I don't have TEMP set at all on Ubuntu. Setting TEMP
before running the test harness makes a difference, and tester.tcl runs.
Running against a vanilla build of fossil, it completes and finds only
known bugs.
Running against a build configured with all the bells and whistles,
especially --json, it blew up. Looks like it couldn't "package require
json" which likely means that I last ran tests on this VM before I built
the JSON tests and I need to figure out how to get the json package into
its installed Tcl.
I imagine that defining TEMP is the same issue Andy has.
--
Ross Berteig r...@cheshireeng.com
Cheshire Engineering Corp. http://www.CheshireEng.com/
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