Hello!
As part of the Stem Integ tests, nickm suggested integrating
gcov into Stem. I did not get that part. Gcov is for code
coverage of C/C++ source code. We could integrate it to Stem,
but then it would involve executing command line statements
on a gcov installed machine.
Also, we could add si
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 17:44 PM, Nick Mathewson wrote:
> Right now, all chutney
> does is configure and launch a small Tor network, but the small
> network requires a little babysitting to make it bootstrap. (For
> example, you sometimes need to send the clients a SIGHUP once the
> authorities ha
Hi!
Thanks atagar, your reply cleared up a lot of things.
I am going through the present integ tests in Stem &
would contact you if I have any doubts.
As for chutney, I suppose nickm's copy of chutney
would be the one with most updates (if different from
the default copy). I will go through that a
Hello everyone!
I would like to improve on Tor's codebase by writing Integ tests for it
in Stem. I would like to know what kind of tests should be included
in this. Also, atagar was talking about smoke tests for Tor as a whole.
I would love to know everyone's ideas on the same.
Also, I would like t
Hello! I am new to Tor-Dev & am looking forward
to contributing as much as I can.
My question is, after resolving any bug in my local
copy of the source code, what are the next steps?
Basically, do I have to build again? Run tests?
And other similar tasks in what order?
Hope you got my question.
which is the icing on the cake!
Thanks again!
-Ashish Patil
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The upcoming GSoC has provided a very nice opportunity for me contribute to
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I have
