Source: osk-sdl
Version: 0.66-2
Severity: normal
Tags: bookworm sid
debian/tests/test-functional in osk-sdl consists of two test steps:
> OSK_SDL_EXE_PATH=/usr/bin/osk-sdl OSK_SDL_CONF_PATH=./osk.conf xvfb-run
> --auto-servernum --server-args="-ac -screen 0 480x800x24"
> ./test/test_functional.sh test_keyscript_no_keyboard_phys
> OSK_SDL_EXE_PATH=/usr/bin/osk-sdl OSK_SDL_CONF_PATH=./osk.conf xvfb-run
> --auto-servernum --server-args="-ac -screen 0 480x800x24"
> ./test/test_functional.sh test_keyscript_mouse_toggle_osk
This shell script does not have a "set -e", so if the first test step
fails, that failure is ignored.
In fact it *does* fail on ci.debian.net, apparently consistently:
> ** Testing key script with 'physical' key input
> ERROR: Unexpected result!
> got:
> expected: postmarketOS
The second step usually succeeds:
> ** Testing osk toggle button and 'mouse' key input
> Success!
although SDL 2.0.18 seems to have triggered a regression which I'll file
as a separate bug.
smcv
