On Fri, Oct 03, 2014 at 09:08:08AM +0300, Niko Tyni wrote: > Package: autopkgtest > Version: 3.5.3 > Severity: minor > > pkg-perl-tools_0.18 declares Testsuite: autopkgtest-pkg-perl > but adt-run won't test it: > > adt-run [08:59:09]: testing package pkg-perl-tools version 0.18 > adt-run [08:59:09]: build not needed > * SKIP no tests in this package > > This seems to happen because the package doesn't contain a Makefile.PL > or Build.PL so it isn't recognized as a Perl package, but it doesn't > have a debian/tests/control either. > > IMO an explicit Testsuite setting should override the heuristics of > automatically recognizing a Perl package.
autodep8 (waiting in NEW) already does this; we are still missing the counterpart in autopkgtest. I'm not sure if it is worth to adapt autopkgtest to also do that, to then when autodep8 gets in the archive change autopkgtest again to remove all heuristics and call autodep8 instead. > What's the use case of the heuristics anyway? It seems to me that they > were largely obsoleted by the autopkgtest-pkg-* implementation? They _will_ be obsolete, but only after the thousands of packages that would be detected by them have the proper value for the Testsuite field. -- Antonio Terceiro <terce...@debian.org>
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