make test is behaving strangely. The first time I ran it I got
test test_mmap crashed -- exceptions.SyntaxError : inconsistent use of tabs and spaces in indentation
which I believe Jeremy has seen with test_sre. tabnanny says
everything's fine, and running the module manually (and individually
w/ regrtest) shows no problems with the test.
Similarly, I got a different crash in test_sre. It says:
test test_sre failed -- sre.search
and I also get
test test_re failed -- re.search
I'm also getting bizare stuff like
test test_strftime crashed -- exceptions.AttributeError : match
test test_tokenize crashed -- exceptions.AttributeError : compile
test test_xmllib crashed -- exceptions.AttributeError : compile
This is all with a CVS updated Python 2.0b1.
Now if I run "./python Lib/test/test_mmap.py" manually, this succeeds,
and now either the failures go away or are transmorgrified into
something more reasonable:
mmap, strftime, tokenize, sre, and xmllib all pass.
test_re still fails, but this time with
test test_re failed -- Writing: '=== Failed incorrectly', expected: "('abc', 'abc', 0, 'fou"
Blowing away the Lib/test/*.pyc's doesn't seem to re-trigger the
problem once it's fixed, but doing a `make distclean' and `make test'
gets me back to the initial situation.
Weird!
-Barry
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