|--==> "ML" == Mats Lidell <matsl(a)contactor.se> writes:
ML> The smoketest does "make autoloads all install"
With my latest patch you could change that to 'make install' if you
want.
ML> (except when the build hangs ;-) get an within-an-hour (or so) answer
ML> to this question at
http://labb.contactor.se/~matsl/smoketest/logs/
Which is great!
ML> Should I add non-mule builds or bindist targets or both as well
ML> to the smoketest? Would that improve the usefulness of the
ML> smoketest?
Non-Mule builds would probably be a good idea. The bindist target
wouldn't be as important because that gets tested by the XPRE every
time he rolls a package.
ML> Remember there is a trade off. Each build takes as you say
ML> considerable time.
In an ideal world you'd be doing 6 builds (21.[145] Mule & non-Mule)
per make target per platform (all the platforms that XEmacs
supports). But it's your time, bandwidth, hardware and we're not
paying you. It's totally up to you how much you do.
What I will say is that we are very grateful and appreciative of the
fantastic work and invaluable information that your smoketests
provide. Thank you *very* much, Mats!
ML> So we don't want to build something that isn't useful since it
ML> will just waste time that we would better use to check for
ML> updates in CVS.
True.
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