Re: make check stderr?

2017-10-26 Thread Ralph Corderoy
Hi Mike, > I like to run under strace to see why the test is failing. I can't > seem to find where stderr is being redirected. I thought it was in > tap-driver.sh so I patched it but still no strace output. Have you tried strace(1)'s -o option so its output doesn't appear on stderr and you don't

TAP colors

2017-10-26 Thread Daniel Herring
Hi, Regarding the topic of colored TAP output, it seems that there are good reasons for having both plain-text and colored-text output. There are also reasons for people to customize the colors. Here are two ideas that might help. For all I know, the code may already be structured this way

Re: make check stderr?

2017-10-26 Thread Mike Mestnik
On Oct 26, 2017 5:59 AM, "Ralph Corderoy" wrote: Hi Mike, > I like to run under strace to see why the test is failing. I can't > seem to find where stderr is being redirected. I thought it was in > tap-driver.sh so I patched it but still no strace output. Have you tried strace(1)'s -o option s

List Administrivia. (Was: make check stderr?)

2017-10-26 Thread Ralph Corderoy
> On Oct 26, 2017 5:59 AM, "Ralph Corderoy" wrote: > > Hi Mike, > > > I like to run under strace to see why the test is failing. I can't > > seem to find where stderr is being redirected. I thought it was in > > tap-driver.sh so I patched it but still no strace output. > > Have you tried strace(1