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transit/world_feed/test: allow git repo configuraion #7983

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The world_feed_integration_tests clone a repo during the test phase. Downloading data is forbidden in some distributions (like Gentoo) during building and testing phase. With this patch, TEST_DATA_REPO_URL can be set externally, thus preventing a network connection by providing a locally vendored repo.

The world_feed_integration_tests clone a repo during the test phase.
Downloading data is forbidden in some distributions (like Gentoo) during
building and testing phase. With this patch, TEST_DATA_REPO_URL can be
set externally, thus preventing a network connection by providing a
locally vendored repo.

Signed-off-by: Gerion Entrup <gerion.entrup@flump.de>
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Thanks!

Do you really need to build all these side binaries on Gentoo? If the goal is to distribute the desktop app only, then you don't need anything else. Just build the target desktop.

@biodranik biodranik merged commit 67e056a into organicmaps:master Apr 25, 2024
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gerion0 commented Apr 25, 2024

Yes and no. As a normal user, the OMaps binary probably is enough.
However, Gentoo tries to provide all of the package in a configurable way.
Tests, for example, are configurable with a test useflag (like a config flag which you can turn off and on per installation).

Anyway, the current ebuild does not reflect this (which does not matter that much since it is not official). So for now, we could just ignore the side binaries. AFAIK, however, for an official Gentoo package (one in gentoo/gentoo), tests and other binaries matter.

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