Xavier de Gaye <[email protected]> added the comment:
I agree that test_crashed() should be skipped on Android anyway and I will
create a PR to skip the test.
If I understand correctly, there may be another nasty bug that is revealed when
test_regrstest fails with the environment altered:
How is it possible that the new file that alters the environment be a
test_python_* directory (see my initial post) when all the tests are run inside
a TEMPDIR/test_python_* directory. The 'files' environment is checked within a
TEMPDIR/test_python_* and not within TEMPDIR, no ?
I found a new point that may help understand this problem:
* On Android TEMPDIR is built from tempfile.gettempdir() that uses the TMPDIR
environment variable which is set by Android to /data/local/tmp. The tests are
run in /data/local/tmp/python [1], this is also the value of $SYS_EXEC_PREFIX
and thus where are installed Python machine-specific binaries.
* When TMPDIR is set to /data/local/tmp/python/tmp, which makes more sense
here, test_regrstest is ok and does not change the environment.
[1] This is the only location where a shell user may have both write and exec
permissions, the Android applications have those permissions here too and in
their own dedicated locations on /data/data.
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