Run shelve tests in subversion 1.9

[wuzhouhui]

I am backporting 'svn shelve' subcommand into Subversion 1.9, and now I want
to do some tests. If I copy shelve_tests.py from Subversion-1.10 to
Subversion-1.9/subversion/tests/cmdline/shelve_tests.py, and run 'make check',
but shelve_tests.py doesn't executed.

So my question is how to run shelve_tests.py in Subversion 1.9 when 'make
check'?

[Branko Čibej]

Post by wuzhouhui
I am backporting 'svn shelve' subcommand into Subversion 1.9,

Why are you doing this? Subversion 1.10 will be released in a couple
weeks; the first release candidate is available, with all the shelving
support. Why not use that, instead of backporting something that we'll
never support?

Post by wuzhouhui
and now I want
to do some tests. If I copy shelve_tests.py from Subversion-1.10 to
Subversion-1.9/subversion/tests/cmdline/shelve_tests.py, and run 'make check',
but shelve_tests.py doesn't executed.
So my question is how to run shelve_tests.py in Subversion 1.9 when 'make
check'?

Most likely you forgot to make the file executable.

-- Brane

[wuzhouhui]

I customize Subversion 1.9 for my own use. It is much easier to backport
shelve from 1.10 than upgrade to 1.10.

Post by Branko Čibej

Post by wuzhouhui
I am backporting 'svn shelve' subcommand into Subversion 1.9,

Why are you doing this? Subversion 1.10 will be released in a couple
weeks; the first release candidate is available, with all the shelving
support. Why not use that, instead of backporting something that we'll
never support?

Post by wuzhouhui
and now I want
to do some tests. If I copy shelve_tests.py from Subversion-1.10 to
Subversion-1.9/subversion/tests/cmdline/shelve_tests.py, and run 'make check',
but shelve_tests.py doesn't executed.
So my question is how to run shelve_tests.py in Subversion 1.9 when 'make
check'?

Most likely you forgot to make the file executable.
-- Brane

[wuzhouhui]

Post by wuzhouhui
I customize Subversion 1.9 for my own use. It is much easier to backport
shelve from 1.10 than upgrade to 1.10.

Post by Branko Čibej

Post by wuzhouhui
I am backporting 'svn shelve' subcommand into Subversion 1.9,

Why are you doing this? Subversion 1.10 will be released in a couple
weeks; the first release candidate is available, with all the shelving
support. Why not use that, instead of backporting something that we'll
never support?

Post by wuzhouhui
and now I want
to do some tests. If I copy shelve_tests.py from Subversion-1.10 to
Subversion-1.9/subversion/tests/cmdline/shelve_tests.py, and run 'make check',
but shelve_tests.py doesn't executed.
So my question is how to run shelve_tests.py in Subversion 1.9 when 'make
check'?

Most likely you forgot to make the file executable.

The file is executable.

Post by wuzhouhui

Post by Branko Čibej
-- Brane

[Daniel Shahaf]

Post by wuzhouhui

Post by Branko Čibej

Post by wuzhouhui
I am backporting 'svn shelve' subcommand into Subversion 1.9, and now I want
to do some tests. If I copy shelve_tests.py from Subversion-1.10 to
Subversion-1.9/subversion/tests/cmdline/shelve_tests.py, and run 'make check',
but shelve_tests.py doesn't executed.
So my question is how to run shelve_tests.py in Subversion 1.9 when 'make
check'?

Most likely you forgot to make the file executable.

The file is executable.

What happens when you run 'python2 ./shelve_tests.py'?

(I don't think our infrastructure cares whether the +x bit is set.)

[Philip Martin]

Post by wuzhouhui

Post by Branko Čibej
Most likely you forgot to make the file executable.

The file is executable.

You probably need to rerun gen-make.py.

gen-make.py is responsible for adding the new file to TEST_PROGRAMS in
build-outputs.mk

[wuzhouhui]

Post by Philip Martin

Post by wuzhouhui

Post by Branko Čibej
Most likely you forgot to make the file executable.

The file is executable.

You probably need to rerun gen-make.py.
gen-make.py is responsible for adding the new file to TEST_PROGRAMS in
build-outputs.mk

After adding shelve_tests.py in build-outputs.mk, 'make check' runs shelve tests
successfully!

Thanks!

Post by Philip Martin
--
Philip