running nss tests/all.sh for Debian package

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Hi there,

I'm working on improving CI integration for the nss debian package.

The nss testsuite (which can be run via tests/all.sh) contains a lot of 
test cases, and I would like to run this script from the debian CI 
infrastructure.

Because the nss package in Debian can receive backported patches for 
security issues and such, I'm hoping that running this test suite will help 
us maintain a good quality in the debian package.

If I'm reading the script correctly, it mostly expects to be executed in 
the context of a freshly-built nss source tree. However, I'm looking to run 
the tests using the different binaries and libraries _as installed in the 
system_.

Is there a way to specify or override $PATH, or similar, so I can achieve 
this?

thanks in advance, regards

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<div>Hi there,</div><div><br /></div><div>I'm working on improving CI integ=
ration for the nss debian package.</div><div><br /></div><div>The nss tests=
uite (which can be run via tests/all.sh) contains a lot of test cases, and =
I would like to run this script from the debian CI infrastructure.</div><di=
v><br /></div><div>Because the nss package in Debian can receive backported=
 patches for security issues and such, I'm hoping that running this test su=
ite will help us maintain a good quality in the debian package.</div><div><=
br /></div><div>If I'm reading the script correctly, it mostly expects to b=
e executed in the context of a freshly-built nss source tree. However, I'm =
looking to run the tests using the different binaries and libraries _as ins=
talled in the system_.</div><div><br /></div><div>Is there a way to specify=
 or override $PATH, or similar, so I can achieve this?</div><div><br /></di=
v><div>thanks in advance, regards<br /></div>

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