Hello Paul, Paul Gevers [2018-11-18 19:48 +0100]: > I wonder if this is enough for what Alexandre is looking for. With this > change one can run ones own autopkgtest with the right options set (like > in the test case) but this isn't enough to work in frameworks like > ci.d.n IIUC. E.g. I think if we really want to support this, there > should be a way to add the required architectures automatically somehow.
It's less about "options" but more which foreign architectures are enabled in the testbeds. The common case is certainly to pull in i386 dependencies on amd64, and if there's a good case to be made for it, our amd64 containers could certainly grow a "dpkg --add-architecture i386" (unless they already have it). Other than that, tests of course always have the option to do that manually, and install the foreign-arch dependency manually with apt-get instead of d/t/control Depends:. Martin
