Hi, I spent a bit of time this past week getting the Eclipse automated tests set up as an RPM and making them runnable as a regular user. Thanks to Jeremy Handcock and Aaron Luchko, the former was little work. The latter, however, required me to don my hacking gloves. The tests themselves are 72 MB as distributed upstream. They're pre-built and that's how I've included them in the RPM (mostly because I haven't had time to work out how to build them or find a source zip of them); this isn't much of a concern for me ATM as we're not going to ship them in FC at least for the time being. I've put what I've got here: http://people.redhat.com/overholt/eclipse/ I've got some minor klu^H^H^H^ patches to allow for running of the tests as regular users and for writing the results to an arbitrary directory which I've put there as well so that people can see them without downloading the entire SRPM to re"build". There are things that need to be done to make the process better and I've put them in the specfile as a TODO list which I'll mirror here: # . make runtests-wrapper better (a python script?) # . verify changes made to allow running as non-root # . why does the HTML translation not really work? # . why does having eclipse-tests installed make every startup of eclipse # run in some sort of testing mode? # . why is there a "- option not found" error? # . do "/usr/share" -> "%{_datadir}" sed --in-place for the scripts and # patched xml files in the specfile # . are the dependencies all correct? I'd really love to have lots of people run these tests so that we can diagnose problems with our packaging and/or the native compilation. If anyone has time to help (a more robust runtests-wrapper is what's most needed; I've tried to prioritize the rest of the list), I'd really appreciate it. If anyone does download and re-build the SRPM [1], you can run the tests like this after installing [2]: RESULT_HOME=<whereyouwanttheresults> \ /usr/share/eclipse/plugins/org.eclipse.test/runtests-wrapper Thanks, Andrew [1] Your way or something like: mkdir -p ~/rpmbuild/{BUILD,RPMS,SOURCES,SPECS,SRPMS} echo "%_topdir /home/<your_username>/rpmbuild" >> ~/.rpmmacros rpmbuild --rebuild eclipse-tests-3.1.0_fc-4.src.rpm [2] sudo rpm -Uvh ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/<your_arch>/eclipse-tests-3.1.0_fc-4.<arch>.rpm
