ci: Test failing in openSUSE package for 0.18.0

[photosheep]

If eza fails to compile, or if there is a problem during the build process, then please include the following information in your report:

• The exact eza commit you are building: d0c6fef
• The version of rustc you are compiling it with: rustc 1.76.0 (07dca489a 2024-02-04) (built from a source tarball)
• Your operating system and hardware platform: openSUSE Tumbleweed, chroot (local) or xen (OBS)

If you are seeing compilation errors, please include the output of the build process.

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One specific test is failing. Relevant lines

[  111s] Testing tests/cmd/absolute_recurse_unix.toml ... failed
[  111s]   39      - [CWD]/tests/itest/vagrant/debug/symlink-broken -> ./b
[  111s]        39 + [CWD]/tests/itest/vagrant/debug/symlink-broken -> b

Full buildlog

This doesn't seem to impact functionality so I've fixed it locally with this patch. This seems similar to a dust build issue I ran into a while ago.

diff --git a/tests/cmd/absolute_recurse_unix.stdout b/tests/cmd/absolute_recurse_unix.stdout
index 44233b9..9c56e28 100644
--- a/tests/cmd/absolute_recurse_unix.stdout
+++ b/tests/cmd/absolute_recurse_unix.stdout
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ tests/itest/vagrant:
 tests/itest/vagrant/debug:
 [CWD]/tests/itest/vagrant/debug/a
 [CWD]/tests/itest/vagrant/debug/symlink -> a
-[CWD]/tests/itest/vagrant/debug/symlink-broken -> ./b
+[CWD]/tests/itest/vagrant/debug/symlink-broken -> b
 
 tests/itest/vagrant/dev:
 [CWD]/tests/itest/vagrant/dev/main.bf

Edit: It does't actually seem that similar to the Dust error, outside of them both being weird formatting-related issues. It may be a weird downstream thing on our end, or a shared crate acting odd.

[cafkafk]

@photosheep I wonder if 2e6df0b fixed the issue, can you check?

Also, this sounds like an issue that should be opened in opensuse.

[jubalh]

Same is happening for follow-symlinks_unix and tree_unix now.

[cafkafk]

trycmd has been acting weird recently, I wonder if distros that see these issues don't build with our deps

[jubalh]

For openSUSE you can see the package here We have a "service" that pulls all the deps into the "vendor.tar.zst" tarball. So if you meant those Rust deps everything should be in order. Current build log is here.