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Test failure on i686 #1999
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… hook_timer on 32-bit systems (issue #1999)
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… hook_timer on 32-bit systems (issue #1999)
Thanks, all problems should be fixed on master and 4.0 branches. |
Confirmed fixed, thank you! |
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With weechat v4.0.3 as well as git head ( f89d4a6 ), there are some test failures on i686:
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Perhaps this should be fixed by:
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Perhaps this can be fixed by:
Other language bindings may also need fixing. At least ruby also ruby needs fixing like:
I have not checked other language bindings.
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I have not checked how to fix this.
The problem here is that python seems to raise exception, so further tests in
TEST(Scripts, API)
are not executed, so to execute other tests I have to comment out test functions written in testapi.py, then:===================================================
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5.
Perhaps the same as 3.
Note that for 3, 4, 5 I only checked python bindings, for 2, also checked ruby but I have not checked other language bindings.
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