Tim Peters <tim.one@comcast.net> writes: > test_normalization should probably be changed to a -u thing, and put in > regrtest's "expected skip" list on all platforms (it requires a giant text > file of test cases that isn't checked into the project). What -u would you propose? > test_bsddb3 is already in already a regrtest -u thingie, so should be in the > expected-skip list on all boxes. I don't like the expected-skip mechanism at all. Why does being Linux (or HP-UX) has anything to do with whether we can run the test_normalization test; that test is completely platform-independent. Why is it expected that test_bz2 works on Linux? It won't work if you don't have the libraries. Instead, I would expect that test_bz2 works if the bz2 module is present, and fails to work if it was not built. Likewise for test_normalization: If a certain file is present, it should succeed, otherwise, it should fail. Regards, Martin
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