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Giovanni Scafora <linuxmania@gmail.com>
* Added pactest test for -Se operation
James Rosten <seinfeld90@gmail.com>
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* Two new pactest test cases
* Fix some "required by" / "requires" output by unifying all "dependency types"
to a single value (PM_DEP_TYPE_DEPEND)
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requiredby for 'already installed' packages, so the test didn't work
properly. Once these errors were fixed, both tests pass fine.
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for and is a dependency of another package. (upgrade057)
* Removed man2html stuff from doc/Makefile.am.
* Patch: improved depends checking in _alpm_checkdeps
Nagy Gabor <ngaba@petra.hos.u-szeged.hu>
* Slight revisions to pmrule.py to allow for a PKG_PROVIDES test.
* Very quick updates to the pactest README.
* Added rules to some of the newer upgrade tests. Note: upgrade055 now fails
due to requiredby entries not being written packages that are dependencies
in a provides role.
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deal with. Currently, libalpm with AND without Nagy's patch fails it.
* Slight spacing update to pmenv.py.
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* Added the actual "Nagy's bug" as upgrade055.py.
* Updated the Makefile to distribute the pactest readme.
* Removed COPYING from the pactest directory- see COPYING at the root for the
same license.
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add the "requiredby" information that libalpm would have written.
Now it succeeds.
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provides, and conflicts.
- upgrade051 is known to fail- but we want to eventually make it work.
- upgrade052 is Nagy's bug as reported on the ML- I think. If it isn't,
let me know.
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"replaces confusion" thread on pacman-dev for more information
* Cleaned up some 2 item loops in the sync131 test
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descriptions, additional rules, etc)
* One new pactest test regarding file migration between packages.
* Fix of a little output bug in pmenv.py
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it's a PEP)
* Modified some sync tests
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the check that pkg1 is modified and pkg2 does not exist is good enough for this
use-case. Now we have a 100% pactest success
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http://aurelien.foret.free.fr/archlinux/pactest/
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