Re: CGI tests

On Sat, Jul 18, 2009 at 13:14, Nuno Lopes<nlopess@php.net> wrote: > You're totally right. Those checks can be safely removed. run-tests.php is > responsible for skiping them. > Extra junk (and very small tests) only serve to slow down the testing > process, which already takes too much time. An extra millisecond for maybe 50tests is no big deal while we have tests that take 30-60seconds... >> If run-tests.php detects that the test requires the CGI sapi (which it >> does by checking for the presence of GET, POST etc sections), then it will >> try and use the CGI executable to run the SKIPIF section, if there isn't a >> php-cgi available it won't be able to :-) So the check would never be >> executed. But if I run it directly using php-cli then it will bail out and I see right away why.. -Hannes