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alerque
commented on June 16, 2024
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This seems to be a cart-before-the-horse issue that packagers just have to cope with. Our test suite is handling it by force removing the Penlight that comes with the busted installation. The Arch Linux packaging doesn't have this option and is trying to reset the Lua package path to find the currently-being-tested Penlight instead. That path wasn't being exported correctly. The test only works when the version of Penlight being used internally by busted is the same version of Penlight as is being tested.
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alerque
commented on June 16, 2024
I don't understand how these tests are passing on our test suite. I get different actual output for different versions of Lua: luajit gives me one this, lua5.3 something else, lua5.4 something else. The test is looking for a specific string and I don't see how we're accounting for that across our test matrix.
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- Cleanup: move pl.path, pl.file and pl.dir into a single module HOT 1
- Cleanup: move pl.lapp and pl.config into pl.app HOT 2
- Cleanup: move pl.stringio into the pl.stringx module
- Cleanup: deprecate pl.test HOT 1
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