I'm working on packaging OpenColorIO for Fedora and they have a few bundled libraries which need to be un-bundled. Their main concern is this an industrial program that's been used in post-processing of real movies and the results need to be predictable so they are willing to un-bundle said libraries but with the condition that appropriate unit tests are created and used during building to ensure everything works as intended.
In rpm land, I just add a %check section and run the tests. A non-zero exit from that section fails the build. My question is: Is there an debian/ubuntu equivalent to that?
On Thursday, December 1, 2011 9:16:07 PM UTC-6, Richard wrote:
> I'm working on packaging OpenColorIO for Fedora and they have a few > bundled libraries which need to be un-bundled. Their main concern is > this an industrial program that's been used in post-processing of real > movies and the results need to be predictable so they are willing to > un-bundle said libraries but with the condition that appropriate unit > tests are created and used during building to ensure everything works > as intended.
> In rpm land, I just add a %check section and run the tests. A non-zero > exit from that section fails the build. My question is: Is there an > debian/ubuntu equivalent to that?
> Richard
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Gah! :) Ok, I did notice the date of the original mail, actually :)
But, thought I would give it a shot anyway :) Currently I am the "unofficial" packager for the Debian Sparc port of Subsurface, which is a dive logging application (that also has OS/X and Windoze ports available).
I realize this is an old thread but I figured I'd share this tool for those
who are interested. I refuse to make debs by hand anymore. FPM "just works"
for doing the heavy lifting of packaging for me these days.
> Gah! :) Ok, I did notice the date of the original mail, actually :)
> But, thought I would give it a shot anyway :) Currently I am the
> "unofficial" packager for the Debian Sparc port of Subsurface, which is a
> dive logging application (that also has OS/X and Windoze ports available).
> I realize this is an old thread but I figured I'd share this tool for > those who are interested. I refuse to make debs by hand anymore. FPM > "just works" for doing the heavy lifting of packaging for me these days.
