On Tue, Jun 02, 2020 at 09:17:49AM +0200, Landry Breuil wrote: > On Sat, May 23, 2020 at 10:46:00AM +0200, Landry Breuil wrote: > > Hi, > > > > here are two new ports, one for pgtap (https://pgtap.org/) and one for > > TAP::Parser::SourceHandler::pgTAP which provides the pg_prove script, > > used to run the regress tests for the upcoming 3.0.0 version of > > geo/pgrouting. > > > > pgtap is a postgresql extension to run regress tests using the TAP > > framework. > > > > thanks to the nice testing bits from postgresql.port.mk, i can easily > > run the pgtap tests themselves, and only some of them fail due to > > user/ownership issues that i think cant be worked around on OpenBSD, > > since we run build bits with fixed users (be it with PORTS_PRIVSEP or > > not): > > > > # Failed test 1: "db_owner_is(db, user, desc) should pass" > > # have: false > > # want: true > > # Failed test 3: "db_owner_is(db, user, desc) should have the proper > > diagnostics" > > # have: have: landry > > # want: postgres > > # want: > > # Failed test 4: "db_owner_is(db, user) should pass" > > # have: false > > # want: true > > # Failed test 6: "db_owner_is(db, user) should have the proper diagnostics" > > # have: have: landry > > # want: postgres > > # want: > > # Failed test 12: "db_owner_is(db, non-user) should have the proper > > diagnostics" > > # have: have: landry > > # want: __not__postgres > > # want: have: postgres > > # want: __not__postgres > > # Looks like you failed 5 tests of 411 > > Failed 5/411 subtests > > > > looking for feedback from the pgsql wizards (or perl wizards even!) and oks > > to > > import. > > Anyone ? Would like to move forward with pgrouting 3.0, and those two ports > will allow me fixing regress tests. And pgtap could be used by other pg* > ports.. > > Landry
I'll have a look. Wizard in neither, but user of both. I also have a port I'm working on with testing problems. -- Chris Bennett
