On Fri, Nov 18, 2022 at 10:27:43PM +0100, Étienne Mollier wrote: > Hi Greg, > > Gregory Sharp, on 2022-11-18: > > Thank you, you are correct! Yahoo blocked your direct e-mail, but it also blocked the one from debian-med which is not good. > > Things that happen I guess. For what it's worth this prompted > me to check my own provider didn't change dkim settings behind > my back. I worried when I saw my configuration was still > correct, that your provider might be overly suspicious. > > > Looks like I did not correctly understand autopkgtest. Would you recommend reverting the debian-tests-data removal or adjusting run-unit-test? > > Digging in mail archives, I noticed the autopkgtest was brought > a few months ago by someone else[0]. I would tend to assume a > revert would be appropriate if this data set was brought > specifically for running the test. > > [0]: https://lists.debian.org/debian-med/2022/08/msg00003.html To add to what Etienne said, here's the policy for embedding test data. https://med-team.pages.debian.net/policy/#embedding-large-test-data So you'd need regenerating the data and re-importing it. But that said, if you can, as upstream add some (binary-checking) tests upstream itself, then we can get rid of the d-t-d/ directory and instead rely on your tests to be run as autopkgtest. -- Best, Nilesh
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