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On Tuesday 15. July 2008 10:52:54 Boudewijn Rempt wrote:
> On Tue, 15 Jul 2008, Cyrille Berger wrote:
> > Looks like "TestColorConversionSystem.cpp" "testGoodConnections" can on=
ly
> > pass if you have OpenCTL. That said, it's not a mandatory test to pass,
> > it's only a "it is nice to pass this test", not sure how to handle this=
 ?
>
> I should check, but I thought that these tests were still failing for me
> and I'm using your openctl packages. I think the tests should still pass
> if there's no openctl, though, because if they keep failing, we will never
> catch regressions in the non-openctl scenario. Can't we code around this
> problem somehow?

The ideal case is that we don't have any test failures *at all*. For the=20
simple reason that we want any test failure to be a red flag.  Something we=
nt=20
wrong, lets fix it.

So, in this case we could very well just use ifdefs to just xfail the test,=
 or=20
simply not compile the relevant test at all.

In other words; I agree with Boud. " Can't we code around this problem=20
somehow?"
=2D-=20
Thomas Zander

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