Re: Testing source code program with 0install

On 4 September 2015 at 18:51, Ilja Honkonen <[email protected]> wrote:
>>> If my program has a local feed a.xml and I run 0test gcc.xml 4.9 5.0
>>> a.xml how would I tell 0test to use given gcc version(s) for compiling
>>> everything else given to 0test?
>> In:
>>    0test -t 'run-my-test-builds' http://example.org/gcc 4.0 5.0
>> 0test would set $CC and run your "run-my-test-builds" script, for each
>> version of gcc. However, this only works if the program *doesn't*
>> specify the compiler dependency explicitly.
>> "run-my-test-builds" would create a temporary directory, set
>> XDG_*_HOME to point at it, and run "0compile autocompile" on the
>> program to be tested.
>
> Thanks, what about dependiencies of a.xml which is what I'd really like
> to use 0install for. Should run-my-test-builds also run 0compile
> autocompile on all dependencies of a.xml or will 0test call
> run-my-test-builds separately for each dependency or will 0compile
> compile all dependencies automatically?

"0compile autocompile" will compile all (missing) dependencies automatically.


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