vim build tests require xz?

"Brian L. Matthews" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.editors.vim
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I build vim from source using:

./configure \
     --disable-gui \
     --enable-largefile \
     --enable-multibyte \
     --enable-python3interp \
     --prefix=/usr/local \
     --with-compiledby='Brian Matthews <[email protected]>' &&
     make &&
     make test

I did a git pull this morning, getting:

$ git rev-parse HEAD
8297e2cee337c626c6691e81b25e1f1897c71b86

The make and make test worked just fine on one machine. I then tried it 
on my main development machine and it ended with:

01:58 Executing Test_glvs_default_tar_xz()
/bin/bash: unxz: command not found
tar: dumpx.tar: Cannot open: No such file or directory
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting now
mv: rename dumpx.tar to 
/Users/blm/src/3rdparty/vim9/src/testdir/XfakeHOME/.vim/GetLatest/Installed/dumpx.tar: 
No such file or directory

On the machine the build worked on:

01:20 Executing Test_glvs_default_tar_xz()
x dumpx/
x dumpx/README.md
x dumpx/LICENSE
x dumpx/plugin/
x dumpx/plugin/dumpx.vim
x dumpx/plugin/autoycm.pl
x dumpx/syntax/
x dumpx/syntax/dumpx.vim
x dumpx/doc/
x dumpx/doc/dumpx.txt

On the machine it fails:

$ type unxz
-bash: type: unxz: not found

And where it works:

$ type unxz
unxz is /usr/local/bin/unxz

I'm still on macOS Monterey, so maybe xz/unxz come standard with Xcode 
for a newer macOS? Although I do an awful lot of development on a 
machine with neither installed. :-)

There's an obvious workaround, although I kind of hate installing extra 
stuff if I can avoid it, but thought someone would want to know.

Thanks,
Brian

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