I guess it was the default behaviour of the package to take them into account but it should not be a problem at all to ignore them for testing. I just tried removing text properties and text file comparison now works. Thanks a lot for your quick help! El mié, 16 jul 2025 a las 15:29, Eli Zaretskii () escribió: > > From: Gonzalo Larumbe > > Date: Wed, 16 Jul 2025 14:54:29 +0200 > > Cc: 79027@debbugs.gnu.org > > > > The test compares a reference text file generated beforehand using > `xref` and `pp` (e.g. > > > https://github.com/gmlarumbe/verilog-ext/blob/main/test/ref/xref/ucontroller.xref.defs.el) > with a text file > > generated during the test. > > > > Reference files and current test files are generated using the function > `test-hdl-process-file-fn`: > > - Line 84 @ > > > https://github.com/gmlarumbe/test-hdl/blob/86ed7f9dcb0d0697e6b7ce0a64d82b7245cfade9/test-hdl-common.el > > > > > > This particular xref test compares a list of xref objects gathered from > a Verilog file using the following test > > function: > > (cl-defun verilog-ext-test-xref-fn (&key refs type) > > (let (ret-val) > > (dolist (ref refs (nreverse ret-val)) > > (push (verilog-ext-xref--find-symbol ref type) ret-val)))) > > > > The function `verilog-ext-xref--find-symbol` returns a list of > `xref-items` with their respective > > `xref-file-locations` from a hash-table created previously by parsing > the file using tree-sitter. > > - Line 40 @ > https://github.com/gmlarumbe/verilog-ext/blob/main/verilog-ext-xref.el > > > > This list is pretty printed to a file using `pp-29` as > `pp-default-function` for compatibility in tests between > > Emacs 29 and 30. > > > > Use of font-lock to have a list of fontified xref matches is > customizable. In this case the files are parsed and > > `font-lock-ensure` is run. This did not seem to be a problem and the > behaviour is the same for versions from > > 29.1 to 30.1. > > > > I tried to override the existing definitions on `pp.el` and `xref.el` so > that all Emacs versions in CI used the > > same code. However the `snapshot` build still fails. > > Why can't you ignore the differences in the 'fontified' property? It > should be completely uninteresting for your test to pay attention to > that property. E.g., run the text through remove-text-properties to > remove the 'fontified' property, and then compare. >