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Use a variable (QUILT_PC) instead of hard-coding ".pc" as the name of
the directory where quilt stores the state of the working tree
throughout the test suite. We still set that variable to ".pc" to
make it easier to investigate failed test cases, but at least this
allows us to promptly test that QUILT_PC can actually be set to any
other value and quilt still works.
Signed-off-by: Jean Delvare <jdelvare@suse.de>
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%{P} only makes sense when checking the output of a quilt command.
The value of QUILT_PATCHES_PREFIX can obviously not affect what the
user is writing on the command line, nor the output of other
commands.
Signed-off-by: Jean Delvare <jdelvare@suse.de>
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* Delete blank lines at end of files.
* Delete white space at end of lines.
* Delete spaces before tab.
* Replace 8 spaces by a tab where it makes sense.
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Let the test suite runner script create a separate working
directory for each test. This makes it possible to run several
tests in parallel, speeding up testing on SMP systems. It also
ensures that a broken test case can no longer cause another test
case to fail.
At this point, it is possible to run the test suite in parallel,
the final result (success or failure) will be correct, however
the output is hardly readable because the progress of all tests
are interlaced. This will be improved later.
As a nice side effect, this means we can drop the setup and
clean-up steps that were present in all test cases.
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- test/import2.test: New test case for compressed patches.
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