Re: Release 1.0 TODO and Maven 2.0 upgrade

Hi,

I have tested with our native rpm test.
You need a native rpm installed and it tests
the tags against each other.

If we want to export/import in xml maybe we can
use xstream http://xstream.codehaus.org/

The tags that are not working where mainly the signatures.
Run the native rpm test and you will see.

Regards
	Micha
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Yannick Menager wrote:
> Actually i think i'm going to just directly use the rpm tools, we
> already have a partial implementation of that in our test suite, going
> to overhaul it and use it for the batch testing.
> 
> On Thu, 2 Mar 2006 11:33:11 -0500, "Jeff Johnson" <[email protected]>
> said:
>> On Mar 2, 2006, at 11:14 AM, Nikita wrote:
>>
>>> Hello Yannick,
>>>
>>> There are such formats - hdlist (plain headers with or without magics)
>>> and yum xml files (three xml.gz files). If you find header list in
>>> both formats than you will be able to test big portion of rpm headers.
>>>
>> Neither hdlists or yum xml files are effective tests of *.rpm metadata,
>> as both are incomplete.
>>
>> 73 de Jeff
>>> YM> Thanks, that's appreciated :)
>>>
>>> YM> I was thinking it would be useful to make a *big* batch test  
>>> against the
>>> YM> native rpm, for example against the whole redhat rpm repository.
>>>
>>> YM> In order to do that, would need to:
>>>
>>> YM> 1) Extract all information from the rpms using the native rpm
>>> YM> (everything except the payload itself, but including an MD5 of the
>>> YM> payload), to a easily parsable format (xml for example)
>>>
>>> YM> 2) Use the java rpm to extract all information, and compare  
>>> with what
>>> YM> the native one generated
>>>
>>> YM> 3) Do the same thing in reverse (use jrpm to extract  
>>> information, use
>>> YM> native rpm to check that information is correct)
>>>
>>> YM> Do you know if there is an easy way to do the native part of  
>>> testing ?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> -- 
>>>
>>>  Nikita
>>>
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