Mattias Ellert
Mattias Ellert
Since -Werror is used by default, warnings about calls to deprecated functions are treated as errors. Rewrite the code to not use functions deprecated in openssl 3.0.
System gtest
# This Pull request: ## Changes or fixes: Implement builtin_gtest option By setting the option to OFF the system gtest and gmock are used. This allows doing tests without network...
After upgrading the readline library to version 8.1 the following test failure started to appear: ``` =================================== FAILURES =================================== _________________________ REPLWrapTestCase.test_python _________________________ self = def test_python(self): if platform.python_implementation() == 'PyPy':...
The tests/test_radio_dish test implements is_multicast_available() to verify that multicast is working on the system before running tests that relies on this, or skipping those test otherwise. In some circumstances this...
# Issue description When running "make check" the tests/test_radio_dish test fails: tests/test_radio_dish.cpp:498:test_radio_dish_no_loop_ipv4:FAIL: Expected -1 Was 7 This test is skipped on Windows: https://github.com/zeromq/libzmq/blob/3e08ecc0124a130220f4c8c046e5ba7f919b32df/tests/test_radio_dish.cpp#L464-L469 But it doesn't seem to work on...
https://github.com/zeromq/libzmq/blob/f0c471aaabb7f619fc0569317e300f28d00a22ec/configure.ac#L634 In the line above, the variable $enable_drafts is used before it is assigned. The intended purpose of using the value of --enable-drafts as the defaut value for ----enable-ws is...
What is the intended behaviour here? - The documented behaviour from "configure --help", i.e. drafts enabled by default, or - The implemented behaviour, i.e. drafts disabled by default (unless building...
# This Pull request: Makes it possible to use PCRE2 as an alternative to PCRE ## Checklist: - [x] tested changes locally - [ ] updated the docs (if necessary)...
https://apps.fedoraproject.org/packages/root is redirected to https://apps.fedoraproject.org/packages/s/root even though root is an exact match to a fedora source package name.
The state reported for a package in a release is sometimes different from the state reported for the last build. E.g. Here the result of the last build is reported...