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test_util: remove self.repo_path, generate new paths each time This solves a problem with startrev tests sporadically failing in ra.get_log() with some kind of svn corruption error. Loading each svn repository in a different place solved that, or at least prevented me from reproducing it. What is interesting is this is the same fixture being loaded each time. Also, before loading the fixture, we take care of removing an existing repository. Loading with the same options twice also failed reproducing the issue. Same thing if the first load only load the svn repository but does not convert it. So, I have absolutely no idea what was wrong, blame python subprocess, subversion or some kind of filesystem write ordering bug.
author Patrick Mezard <patrick@mezard.eu>
date Thu, 19 Apr 2012 18:29:32 +0200
parents 4589d48c9e1b
children 055f9254d790
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# Makefile for testing hgsubversion

PYTHON=python

.PHONY: all check check-demandimport check-subvertpy check-swig

all:
	@echo "Use the following commands to build and install hgsubversion:"
	@echo
	@echo "$$ cd $(PWD)"
	@echo "$$ $(PYTHON) ./setup.py install"
	@echo
	@exit 1

check: check-demandimport check-subvertpy check-swig

check-demandimport:
	# verify that hgsubversion loads properly without bindings, but fails
	# when actually used
	! LC_ALL=C HGSUBVERSION_BINDINGS=none \
	  hg --config extensions.hgsubversion=./hgsubversion \
	  version 2>&1 \
	  | egrep '(^abort:|failed to import extension)'
	LC_ALL=C HGSUBVERSION_BINDINGS=none \
	  hg --config extensions.hgsubversion=./hgsubversion \
	  version --svn 2>&1 \
	  | egrep '(^abort:|failed to import extension)'

check-subvertpy:
	$(PYTHON) tests/run.py --all --bindings=subvertpy

check-swig:
	$(PYTHON) tests/run.py --all --bindings=swig