On 2018-11-09 23:16+0100 Ole Streicher wrote:
Hi,
in the Debian package, we usually try to run CI tests regularly on each
dependency change. This gives us the opportunity to early find problems
with the package or one of its dependencies.
However, I have some difficulties to do that; this may be connected with
my limited knowledge of cmake.
The test is started with the binaries installed in the system and the
sources unpacked. The working dir is the root of the sources.
What I basically do now is to run the following script:
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#!/bin/sh
set -e
SRC=$(pwd)
test_dir=$(mktemp -d)
cd $test_dir
cmake $SRC/examples
make test_diff_psc
make test_noninteractive
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However, the "cmake" step fails with
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[...]
-- CMAKE_SYSTEM_NAME = Linux
-- CMAKE_PLATFORM_INFO_DIR = /tmp/tmp.TwEFoteIXX/CMakeFiles/3.12.3
CMake Error at CMakeLists.txt:469 (include):
include could not find load file:
plplot_configure
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How could I fix this?
Hi Ole:
Everything you have done above should work fine for building and
testing the installed examples using the CMake-based build system for
those examples. For example, similar tests here are normally
successful, and that error message has never occurred here. So
looking deeper, it turns out that
include(plplot_configure)
is a command that occurs in the installed CMakeLists.txt file in the
top-level source directory for the installed examples,
SRC=/usr/share/plplot5.13.0/examples (although that 13 will change
to 14 when 5.14.0 is released). That command is looking for
$SRC/cmake/modules/plplot_configure.cmake which normally is installed
by PLplot. So since the error message says that installed file cannot
be found, I strongly suspect the problem is simply that your RPM needs
updating to include that installed file in the manifest.
So please let me know if (a) $SRC/cmake/modules/plplot_configure.cmake is
actually installed and if not (b) whether my guess is correct that the
incompleteness of the rpm manifest is the issue.
Best wishes,
Alan
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