bug#79301: fold-spaces test failure
Pádraig Brady <[email protected]>
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On 04/09/2025 18:36, Collin Funk wrote: > Bruno Haible <[email protected]> writes: > >> On 2025-08-24 I wrote: >>> Today's CI reports a test failure >>> FAIL: tests/fold/fold-spaces >>> on several systems: >>> - Alpine Linux, >>> - macOS 13..15, >>> - FreeBSD 14. >> >> Sorry for the incorrect reporting: macOS 13 and 14 failed with a fold-nbsp >> failure (bug #79300), not a fold-spaces failure. >> >> As of today, the failures on macOS 13 and 14 are fixed. The failures on >> - Alpine Linux, >> - macOS 15, >> - FreeBSD 14 >> are still present in today's CI run. > > Yep, I was planning on fixing this one next. So them failing is > expected. > > No worries about the slightly wrong platform list. I could reproduce > them just fine. > > My thinking is that the only portable test is ASCII space or TAB, since > POSIX only requires those be treated as blank characters. I think it is > fine to leave the current tests under a check for $host_os being gnu. You might be able to use the uniq trick to determine if a character is blank? https://bugs.gnu.org/cgi/79300#32 cheers, Padraig