[PATCH] Allow tests-special to be marked as UNSUPPORTED.
Joseph Myers
joseph@codesourcery.com
Thu Oct 29 12:57:00 GMT 2015
On Thu, 29 Oct 2015, Florian Weimer wrote:
> I tried this. Even in subdirectories, I couldn't get tests-special to
> work with tests-unsupported. I couldn't find any examples which used
> tests-special in conjunction with tests-unsupported, either.
>
> So it seems that Carlos' original patch is in fact the simplest approach.
I think there are two separate issues:
(a) Marking tests-special unsupported.
(b) Marking top-level tests unsupported.
For (a), we may need something like Carlos's patch, but with the rules in
the correct places for subdirectory tests, rather than having long
comments to justify them being in the wrong place. (I have not reviewed
the substance of Carlos's patch to see if, with things moved, it would be
the right approach.)
For (b), the tests in question should be moved to subdirectories so that
(a) works for them.
What I don't want is any additional infrastructure related to top-level
tests, when top-level tests themselves are deprecated. If any extra
infrastructure is needed for a top-level test, that test should be moved
to a subdirectory, and then any infrastructure added in the subdirectory
context.
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Joseph S. Myers
joseph@codesourcery.com
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