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#!/bin/sh
# Copyright (C) 2010-2022 Thien-Thi Nguyen
#
# This file is part of GNU RCS.
#
# GNU RCS is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it
# under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# GNU RCS is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty
# of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.
# See the GNU General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
# along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
: These two lines allow Org Mode to hide \
* the code part of the file # (shell-script-mode)
##
# Usage: known-failures REL
#
# Display the list of tests that fail for REL on a single line.
# This is intended for use as part of the value of ‘XFAIL_TESTS’
# in a "make check" command, for example:
#
# make check XFAIL_TESTS="`./known-failures 5.7`" \
# PATHPREFIX=/usr/bin
#
# In this example, /usr/bin is where RCS 5.7 was installed.
# As a special case, if REL is ‘--list’, display instead
# a list of releases in the internal database.
##
if [ x"$1" = x--help ] ; then
sed '/^##/,/^##/!d;/^##/d;s/^# //g;s/^#$//g' $0
exit 0
fi
if [ x"$1" = x--version ] ; then
echo "known-failures (GNU RCS) @PACKAGE_VERSION@"
exit 0
fi
if [ x"$1" = x--list ] ; then
sed '/^\* [0-9.]*$/!d;s/^..//' $0
exit 0
fi
if [ x"$1" = x ] ; then
echo "`basename $0`: missing arg (try --help)"
exit 1
fi
# This bletcherous hack implements a platform-specific
#
# t805 ; stdio/fd position desync (fixed in 5.9.3)
#
# since the current data structure (simple list) does not admit
# preconditions or filters. Ugly and possibly buggy in itself!
more=
case '@host_os@' in
cygwin | darwin)
case $1 in
5.8 | 5.8.* | 5.9.[012])
more=t805
;;
*)
;;
esac
;;
*)
;;
esac
echo `sed '/^\* '$1'$/,/^$/!d;/^\*/d;s/;.*//' $0` $more
exit 0
* maintenance instructions (org-mode)
The rest of the file lists tests known to fail by RCS release.
Each list should end with a blank line. Comments begin with
semicolon and go to end of line.
Along with the test name, add some commentary explaining why
that test is known to fail for that release.
Use "make known-failures" to regenerate it from the .in file.
The next-up release should have an empty entry during development;
test failures should be maintained in Makefile.am, like so:
XFAIL_TESTS += tNNN
On release, any remaining failures should be moved to the .in file.
(Obviously, the ideal is to eliminate them prior to release.)
* 5.7
t150 ; no ‘--version’ / ‘--help’
t300 ; trailing junk incorrectly ignored
t303 ; rlog w/ non-'a', non-'d' dispatch in edit script
t311 ; cannot handle [0-9]+ for state, author
t313 ; rlog omits trailing newline for midline description
t314 ; rlog w/ various date-selection, timezone-output options
t608 ; ‘rcs -m:’ barfs on empty log message (made optional in 5.8)
t800 ; outdate everything leaves non-empty RCS file (fixed in 5.8)
t801 ; ‘ci -dYYYY-DOW’ => "invalid date/time format" (fixed in 5.8)
t802 ; ‘ci -dYYYY-wWW-D’ => "invalid date/time format" (fixed in 5.8)
* 5.8
t070 ; default RCS file search regression (fixed in 5.10.0)
t301 ; ‘integrity’ syntax underspecified (fixed in 5.8.2)
t303 ; rlog w/ non-'a', non-'d' dispatch in edit script
t314 ; rlog w/ various date-selection, timezone-output options
t320 ; ‘rlog -zLT’ => uninitialized ‘struct tm’ (fixed in 5.8.1)
; NB: test fails reliably only for x86-64 -- YMMV!
t370 ; ‘rlog -dD1<D2’ => debugging output to stderr (fixed in 5.8.1)
t803 ; sym deref w/ common prefix (fixed in 5.8.2)
t804 ; revert on unchanged on a branch (fixed in 5.9.3)
t810 ; ‘ci -l -d -T’ => RCS file mtime set to epoch (fixed in 5.8.1)
t806 ; invalid RCS file: missing string for desc, log, text (fixed in 5.10.0)
t807 ; rlog +/- summation w/ NUL in ed script
t808 ; ‘rlog -w’ defaults to user login
* 5.8.1
t070 ; default RCS file search regression (fixed in 5.10.0)
t301 ; ‘integrity’ syntax underspecified (fixed in 5.8.2)
t303 ; rlog w/ non-'a', non-'d' dispatch in edit script
t314 ; rlog w/ various date-selection, timezone-output options
t803 ; sym deref w/ common prefix (fixed in 5.8.2)
t804 ; revert on unchanged on a branch (fixed in 5.9.3)
t806 ; invalid RCS file: missing string for desc, log, text (fixed in 5.10.0)
t807 ; rlog +/- summation w/ NUL in ed script
t808 ; ‘rlog -w’ defaults to user login
* 5.8.2
t070 ; default RCS file search regression (fixed in 5.10.0)
t303 ; rlog w/ non-'a', non-'d' dispatch in edit script
t314 ; rlog w/ various date-selection, timezone-output options
t804 ; revert on unchanged on a branch (fixed in 5.9.3)
t806 ; invalid RCS file: missing string for desc, log, text (fixed in 5.10.0)
t807 ; rlog +/- summation w/ NUL in ed script
t808 ; ‘rlog -w’ defaults to user login
* 5.9.0
t070 ; default RCS file search regression (fixed in 5.10.0)
t303 ; rlog w/ non-'a', non-'d' dispatch in edit script
t314 ; rlog w/ various date-selection, timezone-output options
t804 ; revert on unchanged on a branch (fixed in 5.9.3)
t806 ; invalid RCS file: missing string for desc, log, text (fixed in 5.10.0)
t807 ; rlog +/- summation w/ NUL in ed script
t808 ; ‘rlog -w’ defaults to user login
* 5.9.1
t070 ; default RCS file search regression (fixed in 5.10.0)
t303 ; rlog w/ non-'a', non-'d' dispatch in edit script
t314 ; rlog w/ various date-selection, timezone-output options
t804 ; revert on unchanged on a branch (fixed in 5.9.3)
t806 ; invalid RCS file: missing string for desc, log, text (fixed in 5.10.0)
t807 ; rlog +/- summation w/ NUL in ed script
t808 ; ‘rlog -w’ defaults to user login
* 5.9.2
t070 ; default RCS file search regression (fixed in 5.10.0)
t303 ; rlog w/ non-'a', non-'d' dispatch in edit script
t314 ; rlog w/ various date-selection, timezone-output options
t804 ; revert on unchanged on a branch (fixed in 5.9.3)
t806 ; invalid RCS file: missing string for desc, log, text (fixed in 5.10.0)
t807 ; rlog +/- summation w/ NUL in ed script
t808 ; ‘rlog -w’ defaults to user login
* 5.9.3
t070 ; default RCS file search regression (fixed in 5.10.0)
t303 ; rlog w/ non-'a', non-'d' dispatch in edit script
t314 ; rlog w/ various date-selection, timezone-output options
;; t805 under OSX (see "bletcherous hack" above)
t806 ; invalid RCS file: missing string for desc, log, text (fixed in 5.10.0)
t807 ; rlog +/- summation w/ NUL in ed script
t808 ; ‘rlog -w’ defaults to user login
* 5.9.4
t070 ; default RCS file search regression (fixed in 5.10.0)
t303 ; rlog w/ non-'a', non-'d' dispatch in edit script
t314 ; rlog w/ various date-selection, timezone-output options
t806 ; invalid RCS file: missing string for desc, log, text (fixed in 5.10.0)
t807 ; rlog +/- summation w/ NUL in ed script
t808 ; ‘rlog -w’ defaults to user login
* 5.10.0
t303 ; rlog w/ non-'a', non-'d' dispatch in edit script
* end matter
*** Local variables:
*** mode: org
*** End:
# known-failures ends here
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