Re: 64-bit SGI account offer
| From: | Ilia A. | Date: | Fri, 01 Nov 2002 15:03:26 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: 64-bit SGI account offer | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.qa |
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> Ok, so what is to do:
> - Implement a feature to get build date, package date
> (php4.3.0-dev-200212120900 for example, compiler, bison blablabla out of
> php (not via system calls, otherwise it is impossible to use the
> test-system on windows-machines or on webservers. This has to be done in
> PHP.
I'll look into making that data available.
> - Modify the run-tests.php to decide if a test failed or passed
> (TRUE/FALSE), build an array out of these results an make a wddx out of it.
There is already an array containing all the failed tests. I see no reason to
store the tests that have not failed. Seems rather superfluous to me.
> The user should have the option to decide via a config-file to write the
> xml to disk or to directly submit it to the webserver.
Why involve XML into this? We already have a facility to submit test via a
POST request to the QA team and if that fails, the results are written to a
plain text file a user can read and if they want email manually to QA.