On Fri, Oct 31, 2008 at 12:58 AM, Zach Drayer <zach@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > On Oct 30, 2008, at 11:19 PM, James McKenzie wrote: > >> Austin English wrote: >>> >>> Howdy BSD/Solaris/OS X'ers, >>> >>> A lot of progress has been made fixing the conformance tests for Wine, >>> but unfortunately, most of this progress has only been made on the >>> Linux end. Most developers are using some form of Linux, so >>> BSD/Solaris/OS X haven't seen their pass rate increase. But you can >>> help! >>> >>> For more info, see: >>> http://wiki.winehq.org/ConformanceTests >>> >>> But for the short version: >>> 1. Be sure you're using the latest git >>> 2. Download >>> http://www.astro.gla.ac.uk/users/paulm/WRT/CrossBuilt/winetest-latest.exe >>> 3. Run it in a clean WINEPREFIX. >>> 4. Be sure to use an appropriate label. For example, I use: >>> aenglish-pc-bsd7 or aenglish-opensolaris. >>> >>> >> Thank you for this information. I have several tests to run, and one of >> them is for the PowerPC release of OpenOffice.org 3.0. Unfortunately, I >> tripped over the power cord to my PowerBook G4 and may have broken the >> power plug connection to the main board. That will be an expensive >> repair. Alexandre has been quite busy lately and I don't have time to >> do a daily GIT build here of Darwine. >> >> James McKenzie >> >> > I'm trying to put together a quick script that will automatically grab the > latest git sources and run the tests. Just have a two questions. > > One question is about winetest.exe itself - Is there any way to have it > automatically fill in the Tag nam along the lines of "wine winetest /tag > tagGoesHere"? > Yes: $ wine winetest -t your-tag-here FWIW: Usage: winetest [OPTION]... -c console mode, no GUI -e preserve the environment -h print this message and exit -p shutdown when the tests are done -q quiet mode, no output at all -o FILE put report into FILE, do not submit -s FILE submit FILE, do not run tests -t TAG include TAG of characters [-.0-9a-zA-Z] in the report You probably want: $ wine winetest -c -t your-tag-here > The other question isn't related to wine or winetest perse, but I'm trying > to make the script generic so anyone can use it so i've got an "if the user > has git, do blah, else use cvs" section. (I'm on OS X and know all Xcode > installs come with cvs, so figured it couldn't hurt to add in) Only problem > here is that I'm not sure how (or if its possible) to have it pass the > password in automatically from the script and log in. > > Or should i just skip this part and echo something along the lines of > "Please install git from $gitWebsite" for whatever reason (cvs isn't updated > as often as git or something, not worth the time, etc)? I doubt you want to force users to install something. Those that would be using this script should already have git, or now how to get it themselves. -- -Austin
