Ewoud Kohl van Wijngaarden
Ewoud Kohl van Wijngaarden
Test failure is a GH timeout. Seeding worked with Ruby 2.7 and all the other tests pass so IMHO we can ignore it.
Fair enough. This was causing you issues when you started to upgrade libraries?
Is there a way we could drop the select2 dependency altogether? Any idea how many select2 tooltips we have in our codebase(s)?
> I dont see how, as just updating it was such a pain, replacing it and keeping the functionality in all different uses and plugins will be very difficult. I...
I fear you're right.
> But the command `ruby tests/tc_*.rb` does not run any more tests than the existing `ruby tests/tc_augeas.rb` Interesting, I didn't count the tests. I'll take a further look > Can...
Oh right, you copied the spec file before I rewrote it. In Fedora it's now a pure gem install because the tarballs aren't published to http://download.augeas.net/ruby/ anymore. There I no...
Good to know, but at this point I don't see a lot of benefit of treating it as anything else than a regular gem in Fedora.
I'm not sure the systemd check is relevant. Debian also starts it via systemd, but somehow does read `data_directory` via `postgresql.conf`. Debian uses `/usr/bin/pg_ctlcluster` to start, which is a perl...
I've reworded it to be more descriptive of what really needs to be done.