Jakob Eriksson wrote:
Robert Reif wrote:
Removing the test so it passes on a Windows system with a real bug is not the right thing to do for a wine regression test. The test is there to find bugs and that's what it did.
So, a driver blacklist is in order then?
regards, Jakob Eriksson
Isn't the point of winetest just to do a sanity check on the wine regression tests to make sure they are correct and valid. You don't need a 100% pass rate to prove that the tests are valid as long as you understand the reason for failure. Putting a windows driver blacklist in a wine regression test just doesn't seem right.
I would rather see effort spent worrying about bugs in wine sound drivers rather than bugs in windows drivers. But then, winetest isn't meant to be run on wine which is a shame because it would be ideal for identifying which wine hardware/os/library versions are causing problems.