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test('3.2.4.2.3 Test case c14n11/xmlbase-c14n11spec-102', [blocked('Cannot express [self::a or ancestor-or-self::d] using builtin xpath')]):-
c14n_test('testdata/xmlbase-c14n11spec3-input.xml', unknown 'xmlbase-c14n11spec3-102.output').
There should be one after unknown.
Not so bad, you say. Especially as the test is marked "blocked".
However, running the SWI-Prolog test suite does not generate an error here (100% tests passed), although the LastTest.log indeed says:
(The weirdest thing is that I can't remember seeing this error in the log before ... maybe I'm just getting old).
Additionally, we have the follwoing in the log:
% PL-Unit: c14n ....
ERROR: SGML2PL(xmlns): swipl-devel_original/packages/sgml/testdata/xmlspace-input.xml:4: xml:space-mode "true" does not exist
.
ERROR: SGML2PL(xmlns): swipl-devel_original/packages/sgml/testdata/xmlspace-input.xml:4: xml:space-mode "true" does not exist
.
ERROR: SGML2PL(xmlns): swipl-devel_original/packages/sgml/testdata/xmlspace-input.xml:4: xml:space-mode "true" does not exist
.
ERROR: SGML2PL(xmlns): swipl-devel_original/packages/sgml/testdata/xmlspace-input.xml:4: xml:space-mode "true" does not exist
.......... done
In spite of that:
100% tests passed, 0 tests failed out of 69
Should this really be reported as "100% passed"?
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dtonhofer
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The last line of test_c14n.pl is missing a comma (plus ... is the test suite underreporting?)
The last line of test_c14n.pl is missing a comma (plus ... is plunit underreporting?)
Aug 25, 2020
Thanks. Fixed the missing comma after unknown. @thetrime. I don't dare touching these files, but could you comment on "xml:space="true"? Is this really intended? It seems not part of the XML standard, but it is not clear that an XML processor should complain on unknown values for this attribute.
There should be one after
unknown
.Not so bad, you say. Especially as the test is marked "blocked".
However, running the SWI-Prolog test suite does not generate an error here (100% tests passed), although the LastTest.log indeed says:
(The weirdest thing is that I can't remember seeing this error in the log before ... maybe I'm just getting old).
Additionally, we have the follwoing in the log:
In spite of that:
Should this really be reported as "100% passed"?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: