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List:       scilab-dev
Subject:    Re: [Scilab-Dev] test_run: <-- REOPENED --> status, vs <-- NOT FIXED -->
From:       Clément_David <Clement.David () esi-group ! com>
Date:       2019-02-14 16:31:30
Message-ID: DB6PR0901MB1078AE26774B29389CF57024B0670 () DB6PR0901MB1078 ! eurprd09 ! prod ! outlook ! com
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Hello Samuel,

After a deep dive into Scilab source code, it seems that this REOPENED tag has been \
introduced (or re-introduced) in 91c98ab05 [1]. It seems used to tag a nonreg test as \
not fixed when the bug reappears. As none of the tests is using it, this might be \
removed.

[1]: http://cgit.scilab.org/scilab/commit/?h=6.0&id=91c98ab05

--
Clément

-----Original Message-----
From: dev <dev-bounces@lists.scilab.org> On Behalf Of Samuel Gougeon
Sent: Saturday, February 2, 2019 6:10 PM
To: List dedicated to development questions <dev@lists.scilab.org>
Subject: [Scilab-Dev] test_run: <-- REOPENED --> status, vs <-- NOT FIXED -->

Hello,

In the code of test_run(), we can observe that the detection of a tag
"<-- REOPENED -->" is implemented.
Yet, such a tag is not documented. In addition, no such tag can be found in all \
existing Scilab tests.

I am documenting the versioning of the "<-- NOT FIXED -->" tag. And i am wondering \
about this "REOPENED" tag whether it must be documented as well or not. Is it an old \
tag undocumented after deprecation but not removed from test_run for compatibility \
reason? Or is it a dark feature that deserves being actually documented?
Or is it a dark feature that was just a trial and that should be removed from the \
code?

Any hint would be helpful about the status of this tag, and its role wrt other ones, \
noticeably wrt the "NOT FIXED" tag.

Thanks
Samuel


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