[bind10-dev] reporting disabled tests?
Jeremy C. Reed
jreed at isc.org
Mon Jul 19 12:59:22 UTC 2010
On Fri, 16 Jul 2010, JINMEI Tatuya / ???? wrote:
> Some of our tests *temporarily* disabled. I emphasized "temporarily"
> because it should basically be considered a short term workaround but
> in reality we tend to forget/ignore them. This may be more so
> recently because the warning messages from gtest are often hidden from
> python test reports (you can see it by running make check on top of
> the source tree)
Can you please provide some specific examples?
I see a couple "make check" output with "YOU HAVE n DISABLED TESTS"
and I see
"[ RUN ] CacheTest.disabled
[ OK ] CacheTest.disabled (0 ms)"
And I see code with DISABLED_foo.
But I don't see any correlation in the "make check" output itself to
recognize the specific disabled checks.
> So I wonder whether we should be bugged about those periodically.
>
> Does it make sense (and if so is it easy) to have buildbot report
> disabled tests if there's any with a moderate rate limiting (e.g. at
> most once a week)?
I will do this weekly. Can you please provide a regular expression
pattern(s) I can use to match them (since I can't see them now)?
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