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The tests are running the following way:
01compile.t ensures everything is valid perl
02create_pkgs.t builds the various RPMs needed by the others tests
cfg.t tests reading/writing the config files
pod.t check for POD errors in files (optional)
superuser--*.t tests needing to be run as root
The first tests just ensure that basic things in urpmi works.
you need to be root to run superuser--*.t,
with a normal user those tests are simply skipped.
They actually test both urpmi, URPM _and_ *rpm* extensively.
It had often found regressions in rpm itself that rpm's own testsuite didn't found.
superuser--file-conflicts.t runs only some patches on Mageia due to having a
downstream patch there
superuser--mirrorlist.t will only be run on Mageia as it needs a specific patch
that introduces Time::ZoneInfo->current_zone()
Usage:
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use "make testall"
You can speed up things by using eatmydata which will prevent all the fsync()
& fdatasync() calls in librpm:
eatmydata make testall
If you didn't alter the tests data, you can further speedup a re-run by using:
[[ -d t/media ]] && mv -f t/02create_pkgs.t{,.i}
Layout:
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The testsuite layout is :
t/
*.t the tests
helper.pm common stuff for the tests
data/ data for the tests
SPECS/ spec files for generating test rpms
rpm-*/ some old rpm v3 pkgs & some buggy rpms in order to check rpmlib itself
media/ where test rpms & test repos are generated
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