On Jun 11, 4:19 pm, "Sam Ruby" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Made the ruby directory self-contained, by creating a testfiles directory. > > Probably, per T Broyer's suggestion, this should be included via > > svn:external from the top-level directory. > > [unrelated: this introduces a minor regression in that > /chardet/test_big5.txt can no longer be found.]
That's weird. The file is there, in the same subdirectory as before:
encoding/chardet/test_big5.txt
All I did was change the definition of HTML5LIB_BASE.
Did the Ruby version previously search subdirectories?
>
> Is the goal here really to make the ruby directory self-contained, or
> would the establishment of a parallel testfiles directory devoid of
> python specifics address this need?
>
> The reason why I ask is that svn:externals is a minor PITA, but would
> be less so if the whole testfiles directory were copied and not a half
> dozen specific directories. And would be even less so if a stanalone
> testfiles directory were established parallel to the ruby directory.
I was thinking
/trunk/python
/trunk/ruby
/trunk/testfiles
with svn:externals
/trunk/ruby/testfiles /trunk/testfiles
/trunk/python/testfiles /trunk/testfiles
My goal is to be able to distribute the contents of the ruby directory
in a self-contained fashion -- including tests.
(I would imagine that the same would apply to Ryan's future gem
distribution.)
If there's a more convenient way to do this than svn:externals, then
I'm all for that.
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