As, discussed with Werner I have: 1) added a simple config file (in CI/ft-tests.config) 2) split the tests into smaller chunks 3) changed the colors of the diff images to green / red 4) added the diff images to the generated comparison page 5) fixed the relative paths in the generated comparison page
I have also made an attempt to add a fix for the MinGW builds but it appears your make install script can't handle window paths so we'll need to sed the \ to / or something to fix that build test. The current patch is here: https://patch-diff.githubusercontent.com/raw/fundies/freetype2/pull/1.patch You can see the CI in action here: https://dev.azure.com/fundies/freetype2/_build/results?buildId=237&view=logs&j=05dc4cca-e891-599c-177e-6a5b81dbe26c&t=05dc4cca-e891-599c-177e-6a5b81dbe26c You can download an example test run here: https://dev.azure.com/fundies/9eabb07a-6a4d-4b68-b22e-60f9e02c1927/_apis/build/builds/237/artifacts?artifactName=Archlinux%20Regression%20tests%20Test2&api-version=6.0&%24format=zip If you have any issues or questions about my code I will still be checking this email even after GSoC so let me know and I will do my best to fix whatever is wrong. In the gitlab migration listing I can talk about integrating this before or after you move but I am more familiar with github and can only really answer questions on my azure config file and scripts or integrating it with github. As for my side of the GSoC evaluation, Where do your students typically link to for the "showcase" of their project? I was never able to successfully push to your repo so I just moved on and worked on my project on github. However, as it's not an official mirror I don't think it'd be appropriate to link there. On Thu, Aug 6, 2020 at 1:40 AM Werner LEMBERG <w...@gnu.org> wrote: > > > Hi Greg, > > > sorry for the late response. > > > > [...] if you have no preference I have an easy way to handle configs > > in mind. It won't be the prettiest config file you've ever seen but > > it should minimize the amount of additional code needed. > > Just proceed, please! > > >> Looking around I've found the difference png – what do you think of > >> slightly coloring the differences? And for comparing B/W images, I > >> remember that I've coloured points only in the reference image as > >> green and in the new image as red... > > > > As for the diff image you saw, I am limited to what imagick can do. > > You can see an overview of their image diff modes here: > > http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/compare/#methods > > Ah, ok. > > > I can use any of these and even multiple of them but the more images > > the larger the zip of course. Please have a peek and let me know > > which modes you think would be most useful to you and I can add them > > to the diffing page. > > Just something with color :-) > > > The highlight/lowlight example on the page is what you mean when > > youre talking about green/red? > > Maybe, I'm not sure. What I did was the following for a comparsion > between two bitmaps A and B: > > present in A present in B color > ------------------------------------- > 0 0 white > 1 0 green > 0 1 red > 1 1 black > > For hovering bitmaps this would be a possibility. For hovering > graymaps I guess it doesn't work. > > > I am/will be working on what we've discussed above and hope to have a > > new patch / commit for you soon. > > Great. Please send an e-mail to the list if you have something to > show. > > > Werner