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On 11/20/12 16:00, Ann and Jason Edmeades wrote:
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<div class="im">On 11/20/12 12:39 AM, Ann and Jason Edmeades
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(I'll make this change in try 2, as I need to fix the
broken NT4 stuff from patch 1 anyway)<br>
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I think it's time to consider skipping all cmd tests on NT4.
Adding @or_broken@ for NT4 mostly pollutes those tests.<span
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Jacek<br>
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Please...please... please.... please....
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<div>I'm fed up with working around broken and missing
functionality in NT4 for the tests - its taken longer sometimes
than writing the code!</div>
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Yeah, that's why I hope at some point we will obsolete NT4 just like
we did with Win9x, but that's a subject for separated discussion.
Let's concentrate on skipping individual tests for now.<br>
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<div>Who makes this decision, and if agreed,</div>
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It's the usual, someone has to write a patch, send it and see if
anyone objects and is accepted by Alexandre. In this case I don't
expect anyone to object.<br>
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<div> how is the skipping done?</div>
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See cmd_available in batch.c. The easiest way to skip NT4 would be
probably to change it to return FALSE on this platform. Note that
you can't explicitly test windows version, but if something like
running a script that you know that fails only on NT4 would do the
trick.<br>
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Jacek<br>
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