Re: bitseq - Clarification on autopkgtest setup for 32-bit.
Ananthu C V <[email protected]>
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Hi, On 11 June 2025 20:59:00 UTC, "Étienne Mollier" <[email protected]> wrote: >Once the skip is >implemented, you should see autopkgtest skip on i386, while >amd64 runs should still pass: > > $ autopkgtest bitseq_0.7.5+dfsg-8_i386.changes -- unshare --arch i386 --release unstable > […] > autopkgtest [22:23:57]: build not needed > run-unit-test SKIP Test declares architecture as not supported: i386 > […] > >Such output is the expected result from the maneuver. If we're >lucky, this may be sufficient to allow bitseq to migrate. I am not fully sure about this, but I don't think skipped tests are considered successful. That will then call for a manual unblock from the RT at this point of freeze for the package to migrate, since the package won't be getting the autopkgtest bounty benefits. -- Best, Ananthu