On 2020/01/10 12:54, Martin Reindl wrote: > On Fri, Jan 10, 2020 at 11:12:36AM +0000, Stuart Henderson wrote: > > Oh..there are quite a lot of Fs in tests though, have you looked into them? > > (it's taking rather a long time to run so I can't include the summary right > > away!) > > Tests are huge and take hours to run. On hardware which, for my standards, is > pretty capable, tests hit swap regularly. Nevertheless, for my usecase the > port works on arm64 and amd64. > > I've looked into some tests, yes. Some seem to be related to tests being not > up to date with py-tables being python3 only now. But 10% failing out of well > over 7000 tests is still quite some work.
Fair enough. > TESTLIBDIR stems from py-numexpr. I would not expect problems from this > exact and well defined line as py-numexpr works on macppc/powerpc too, for > example (or at least used to work, unfortunately my macppc died - but the > package is there). ah ok, in that case TESTLIBDIR can stay as-was :) > Still OK or should I invest more in tests? Yep, still ok.
