Just a note - they work pretty well for me. When I just started with allura, I was both "afraid" and "untrusty" to run testsuite locally and made sure to revamp sandbox running which was broken that time. But I gradually moved too running tests locally, unlike Wolf, who moved the other way around ;-).
But without doubt, there's lot can be done to ease initial setup of localdev, in particular making testsuite run robustly OOB. So, just FYI that generally it works.
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There we no installation related failures on my virtual machine, can you close this Wolf once your tests finish? Thanks.
$ grep -A 2'tests in' /home/jwh/logs/tests.log
Ran 189 tests in 518.925s
OK
Ran 9 tests in 38.089s
OK
Ran 24 tests in 134.827s
OK
Ran 23 tests in 82.214s
OK
Ran 20 tests in 69.484s
OK
Ran 2 tests in 11.376s
OK
Ran 8 tests in 21.421s
OK
Ran 0 tests in 1.731s
OK
Ran 17 tests in 57.990s
OK
Ran 57 tests in 238.714s
FAILED (failures=1)
Ran 30 tests in 121.025s
OK
assigned_to: John Hoffmann --> Wolf
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Just a note - they work pretty well for me. When I just started with allura, I was both "afraid" and "untrusty" to run testsuite locally and made sure to revamp sandbox running which was broken that time. But I gradually moved too running tests locally, unlike Wolf, who moved the other way around ;-).
But without doubt, there's lot can be done to ease initial setup of localdev, in particular making testsuite run robustly OOB. So, just FYI that generally it works.
There we no installation related failures on my virtual machine, can you close this Wolf once your tests finish? Thanks.
tests all run and all pass for me; closing