@grandixximo When running tests locally on Fedora 43 I was stomped to find that I was met with a sudo prompt. That is not a functional situation because I had to send a keyboard interrupt to continue. Tests must run without intervention and cannot do sudo when not explicitly instructed or allowed to.
Output:
...
Running test: /...lcnc.git/tests/ui-smoke/axis
[sudo] password for <me>: ^C
Running test: /...lcnc.git/tests/ui-smoke/gmoccapy-quit
[sudo] password for <me>: ^C
Running test: /...lcnc.git/tests/ui-smoke/gmoccapy
[sudo] password for <me>: ^C
Running test: /...lcnc.git/tests/ui-smoke/qtdragon-quit
[sudo] password for <me>: ^C
*** /...lcnc.git/tests/ui-smoke/qtdragon-quit: XFAIL: test run exited with 1
Runtest: 286 tests run, 285 successful, 1 failed + 0 expected, 3 skipped, 0 shmem errors
Failed:
/.../tests/ui-smoke/qtdragon-quit
The failed test (qtdragon-quit) has this line in the result file output:
=== ui-smoke.out ===
UI_SMOKE_OK
I guess that means everything is fine, but the test checks for UI_SMOKE_QUIT_OK, which is missing. So I guess something is still wrong. However, gmoccapy-quit also fails to have the tag UI_SMOKE_QUIT_OK in the result file and seems to pass?
@grandixximo When running tests locally on Fedora 43 I was stomped to find that I was met with a
sudoprompt. That is not a functional situation because I had to send a keyboard interrupt to continue. Tests must run without intervention and cannot do sudo when not explicitly instructed or allowed to.Output:
The failed test (qtdragon-quit) has this line in the
resultfile output:I guess that means everything is fine, but the test checks for
UI_SMOKE_QUIT_OK, which is missing. So I guess something is still wrong. However,gmoccapy-quitalso fails to have the tagUI_SMOKE_QUIT_OKin the result file and seems to pass?