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test/ .. /help: Fail over missing toplevel "make all"
The help integration test currently only succeeds because CI doesn't run "make all" before "make test". That way, the checked out repository lacks the generated __init__.py files needed for some modular subcommands to be fully loaded, and hence, the test should have failed. The entire machinery only worked because the subcommands in question are not not essential to building jw-pkg itself: "secrets" and "posix" The fix is to 1. Change CI to run "make all" before "make test" (not here) 2. Fix the test in jw-pkg Signed-off-by: Jan Lindemann <jan@janware.com> |
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test: Add subdirectory with integration test
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Add a test/integration subdirectory as a location for integration tests. The first tests that are added are unproblematic in that they don't need superuser privileges to run: - help: Recursively check if jw-pkg.py's help messages are unchanged - packages ls: Check if the bash package exists and contains /usr/bin/bash
/usr/bin/bashbug Let's see how that fares in CI. Signed-off-by: Jan Lindemann <jan@janware.com> |