On 17/02/16 18:43, Vladimir Sitnikov wrote:
> Álvaro> I think running tests is cool for the packaging process,
> but is this needed for packaging? I mean, it's upstream who should run
> them before releasing versions, right? :)
>
> If you pick "upstream build artifact", you know it is tested.
Yeah, that's what I meant :) No need to test it if taken from upstream.
> If you use custom-made-kludge-patched build process, you'd better test
> that new artifact before use.
> It can easily fail in a unexpected way. For instance: not all ${...}
> being replaced, not all the classes present, missing translations,
> etc, etc.
Absolutely. But the two proposed changes here are:
- Remove waffle dependency from pom file (it's obviously not needed in
Fedora). I don't think this requires any testing (if it compiles, of course)
- Replace osgi.enterprise by something else. This something else will be
present in upstream, and hence tests.
:)
Álvaro
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