On Thu, 28 Aug 2003, Ferenc Wagner wrote:
Basically, I cross-compiled the tests I could (all except dsound), and run the attached script, which created the zip file on the above page. A testing soul have to create a directory, download a file, unzip it, run a .BAT file, and mail a .TXT file. Cleanup is optional. I will write a script which digests the resulting textfile and renders some HTML. What do you think?
Very nice. In fact, this is good enough to bridge us to when winetests will be ready. Esentially, winetests should just present a nice user interface and the extract/run/email/cleanup automatically.
So yeah, now the focus should be in post-processing these results. Also, Jeremy can we setup a mailing lists/alias to where the results should be sent? This way we have a well-known entry point (e.g. wine-tests-results@winehq.org) and we've broken down the problem into simpler parts: -- creating the testing bundle (we'll need to integrate that in our build process, and regularly post fresh binary on our SF download site) -- the generation of the results is covered 80% by Feri's script, and work is underway to create a nice UI for it. -- post-processing the results, and generation of a nice HTML page (this needs integrating on WineHQ as well).