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How to check installed binaries using the same tests in the source code?
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Santiago Vila |
Subject: |
How to check installed binaries using the same tests in the source code? |
Date: |
Mon, 6 Jan 2025 13:49:03 +0100 |
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Mozilla Thunderbird |
Hello.
For our Debian CI framework (ci.debian.net)
we are adding tests to every package, called
autopkgtests.
The gettext package already has a "make check"
target, but it checks the just-built package,
not the installed version in /usr which
is what we would need for the CI framework.
Somebody suggested the trick of symlinking the
executables to their /usr-installed counterpart
before running make check, but it would be great
if there was already some Makefile target
to achieve that "out-of-the-box".
(I see there is an "installcheck" target, which apparently
checks for --version and --help but I think nothing else)
Thanks.
- How to check installed binaries using the same tests in the source code?,
Santiago Vila <=
- Re: How to check installed binaries using the same tests in the source code?, Simon Josefsson, 2025/01/06
- Re: How to check installed binaries using the same tests in the source code?, Bruno Haible, 2025/01/08
- Re: How to check installed binaries using the same tests in the source code?, Santiago Vila, 2025/01/14
- Re: How to check installed binaries using the same tests in the source code?, Bruno Haible, 2025/01/14
- Re: How to check installed binaries using the same tests in the source code?, Santiago Vila, 2025/01/14
- Re: How to check installed binaries using the same tests in the source code?, Santiago Vila, 2025/01/14
- Re: How to check installed binaries using the same tests in the source code?, Bruno Haible, 2025/01/14