Mattia Rizzolo writes ("Re: Bug#903441: dgit: autopkgtest failures in Ubuntu"):
> On Tue, Jul 10, 2018 at 11:12:01AM +0100, Ian Jackson wrote:
> > Thanks. I don't have an install of cosmic and the test logs are not
> > quite sufficient. Can I get a copy of the temporary directory after
> > one of these test runs ?
>
> If you are not putting them in the artifacts, then no, it's not
> possible.
I don't think it's possible to add something to the artifacts, from
within a test. I didn't provide any way to do that in my original
spec or implementation. I recently reread the spec and didn't find
it. I ended up filing
#902780 want way to publish more than one logfile
> Indeed, `dch` under ubuntu behaves differently than on Debian. If you
> rely on the behaviour of dch to not change amongst different vendors,
> you should use the `--vendor` option of dch (we had several test
> failures due to that also in the testsuite of dch itself!).
I doubt that --vendor is the right answer. I should probably just
pass -r unstable or something. Normally I do that; I think I just
missed one.
> If you wish, I can also apply a patch and try to upload it to ubuntu,
Thanks, I will probably take you up on that.
Ian.
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