Hi Shayan,
On Sun, Jun 07, 2020 at 07:00:01PM +0100, Shayan Doust wrote:
> I am having some issues with pll-modules[1], more specifically its test.
> The test is ran during the build process but unfortunately displays all
> unit tests as "fail" when using python3. However, using python2, only a
> very few out of the many unit test pass.
>
> I have a feeling some binaries are not getting invoked properly (run
> time for all the failed unit tests are identical (3 ms) whereas passed
> unit tests (when executing it via python2 as an experiment) take a good
> few hundred milliseconds to execute).
>
> Note that I have generated a 2to3 patch for runtest.py.
>
> Any help with this package is much appreciated as I'm not sure what is
> going wrong with the supplied test/runtest.py.
I'm a bit occupied with other things this week so I wonder whether Nilesh
or Pranav will be able to have a look.
Just one unrelated comment on your commit
1d1c5c9f0486a9dfd19c772e28d68fcf430bec9b with the description:
Add shlibs depends for libpll-modules-examples as these binaries rely on dynamic linkage
The original idea of these examples packages is to ship just the example
code and may be the source code and a build command / makefile. Since
libpll is a development library we want to test the *development*
process. Shipping readily build code does not really test whether the
development process with the installed library is working. Thus I'd
recommend to make sure the package is Arch: all and no Depends:shlibs
is needed and build the testing code instead.
Kind regards and thanks for working on this package
Andreas.
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