make test failures

[David Faure]

On Thursday 23 May 2013 09:53:53 Kurt Hindenburg wrote:
> Hello, I'm running a VM built from lubuntu with no Qt4/KDE4 installed.
> 
> One change I had to make was to the plugin variable to add the
> i386-linux-gnu part.
> /home/kurthindenburg/kf5/kde_frameworks/lib/i386-linux-gnu/plugins:/home/ku
> rthindenburg/kf5/qt5/plugins:

Alex or Steve? This weird LIB_INSTALL_DIR value seems to come from 
GNUInstallDirs? There's a comment about multiarch in there, so I suppose it's 
expected...

> (mimePatterns.join(";")): *,v;*.asc;*.doc;*.inf;*.ini;*.txt Expected
> (expectedPatterns.join(";")): *,v;*.asc;*.doc;*.txt

You seem to have other things than freedesktop.org.xml in 
/usr/share/mime/packages, and it defines additional stuff that the test is not 
expecting.

I'm curious, what does `grep -rw inf /usr/share/mime/packages/` return for 
you?

(Try removing the package containing that file, if you don't need it?)

I solved that in Qt itself by requiring a local copy of shared-mime-info (and 
skipping the test if it's not there). But I'm too lazy to port this 
kde4support test to the same solution :)

> FAIL!  : KStandarddirsTest::testResourceDirs() 'dir.endsWith("xdg/") ||
> dir.endsWith("share/config/") ||
> dir.endsWith(".kde-unit-test/xdg/config/")' returned FALSE.
> (/etc/xdg/lubuntu/) Loc:
> [/home/kurthindenburg/kf5/src/5/kdelibs-frameworks/staging/kde4support/auto
> tests/kstandarddirstest.cpp(89)]

Strange XDG_CONFIG_DIRS value. Fixed.

> FAIL!  : KStandarddirsTest::testFindExe() '!kioslave.isEmpty()' returned
> FALSE. () Loc:
> [/home/kurthindenburg/kf5/src/5/kdelibs-frameworks/staging/kde4support/auto
> tests/kstandarddirstest.cpp(287)]

This seems to be a side-effect of the multiarch issue.
In the toplevel builddir for kdelibs, `grep kioslave install_manifest.txt`
does it say lib/kde5/libexec/kioslave or lib/i386-linux-
gnu/kde5/libexec/kioslave

> FAIL!  : KFileItemTest::testMimeTypeOnDemand() 'fileItem.isMimeTypeKnown()'
> returned FALSE. () Loc:

Hmm, I think that's another side effect of the mimetype pollution (multiple 
associations for *.txt).

-- 
David Faure, faure at kde.org, http://www.davidfaure.fr
Working on KDE, in particular KDE Frameworks 5