`cargo test` fails with 2.6.1 on Fedora about dua-cli

[ignatenkobrain]

I believe that the issue started to happen because of ca2dc43

[ignatenkobrain]

I'm sure that running tests on Fedora when building dua-cli is very useful so I think that saving few kilobytes is not worth removing this testing.

[Byron]

Thanks for reporting and finding the commit that caused the issue.

Would it be possible to see the build scripts and how they work?
The reason I am asking is that maybe, these could be changed to clone the source code instead and checkout the tag of the new version, and test and build from there instead.

That way, crate packages can be optimized to be minimal in size while providing what you need to build and run, and to look good on crates.io/lib.rs. Everything else is exclusively in the git repository.

What do you think? (Please note that I am OK adding 7kb worth of compressed tests back to the package if that is not an option or too much hassle to implement)

[ignatenkobrain]

Here's the build script: https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/rust-dua-cli/blob/master/f/rust-dua-cli.spec

We can use additional source to the one from crates.io but we generally prefer not to do so because that means we are not necessarily testing what's published on crates.io.

Also it basically means that we will have to prepare those sources by hand because we need to only include missing files that means every time run some command that will prepare just missing sources. And this won't be possible to automate.

I also did not check if the fixtures are needed for those tests to work (aka tests directory), so if it is - just close this bug and I'll manage second source, shouldn't be hard.

[ignatenkobrain]

yeah, seems that fixtures are needed, so just scratch that.