def run(self):
"""
"""
tap.plan(len(self.testcases))
for t in self.testcases:
tap.diag("Running '%s'" % t.testname)
t.load()
t.generate(self.pacman)
t.run(self.pacman)
tap.diag("==> Checking rules")
tap.todo = t.expectfailure
tap.subtest(lambda: t.check(), t.description)
def run(self):
"""
"""
for testcase in self.testcases:
t = pmtest.pmtest(testcase, self.root, self.config)
t.load()
if t.skipall:
tap.skip_all("skipping %s (%s)" % (t.description, t.skipall))
else:
tap.plan(1)
tap.diag("Running '%s'" % t.testname)
t.generate(self.pacman)
t.run(self.pacman)
tap.diag("==> Checking rules")
tap.todo = t.expectfailure
tap.subtest(lambda: t.check(), t.description)
def run(self):
"""
"""
for testcase in self.testcases:
t = pmtest.pmtest(testcase, self.root, self.config)
t.load()
if t.skipall:
tap.skip_all("skipping %s (%s)" % (t.description, t.skipall))
else:
tap.plan(1)
tap.diag("Running '%s'" % t.testname)
t.generate(self.pacman)
t.run(self.pacman)
tap.diag("==> Checking rules")
# When running under meson, we don't emit 'todo' in the plan and instead
# handle expected failures in the test() objects. This really should be
# fixed in meson:
# https://github.com/mesonbuild/meson/issues/2923#issuecomment-614647076
tap.todo = (t.expectfailure
and not 'RUNNING_UNDER_MESON' in os.environ)
tap.subtest(lambda: t.check(), t.description)