Patrice Dumas wrote: > All in all, this is already unhoped-for that we can manage to have most > of the tests passing on such a broken platform!
I agree. *Only* 6 failures on mingw is an achievement! > Those errors are expected. Would you mind marking them as expected failures? This would have the effect that occasional testers like me don't report these failures again, and that the CI on mingw does not count them as failures either. It goes like this: 1) Import the module 'test-xfail' from Gnulib. 2) Add these lines to tp/tests/Makefile.am or tp/tests/Makefile.onetst: # Expected test failures. XFAIL_TESTS = if OS_IS_NATIVE_WINDOWS XFAIL_TESTS += \ test_scripts/formatting_split_nocopying_split_dev_null.sh \ test_scripts/formatting_cpp_lines.sh \ test_scripts/formatting_js_license_reuse_output_file.sh \ test_scripts/formatting_reuse_macro_expand_file.sh \ test_scripts/encoded_verbatiminclude_names_latin1_html_explicit_encoding.sh \ test_scripts/encoded_verbatiminclude_names_latin1_explicit_encoding_rawtext.sh endif Bruno
