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#50677
[PATCH] Minetest basic_materials really depends on moreores
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Reported by: Vivien Kraus <vivien <at> planete-kraus.eu>
Date: Sun, 19 Sep 2021 15:25:01 UTC
Severity: normal
Tags: patch
Done: Tobias Geerinckx-Rice <me <at> tobias.gr>
Bug is archived. No further changes may be made.
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Vivien Kraus schreef op wo 22-09-2021 om 18:46 [+0200]:
> + (define log-file (open-output-file "guix-test.log"))
> + (let loop ((has-errors? #f))
> + (let ((line (read-line port)))
> + (unless (eof-obj ect? line)
> + (write-line line log-file))
> + (match `(,line ,has-errors?)
> + (((? error? line) _)
> + (loop #t))
> + (((? stop?) #f)
> + (kill pid SIGINT)
> + (close-port port)
> + (waitpid pid))
> + (((? eof-object?) #f)
> + (error "minetest didn't start"))
> + (((or (? stop?) (? eof-object?)) #t)
'(close-port port)' is missing in this branch.
This is important if 'port' is buffered, to flush the buffers.
From a test at the Guile REPL, it appears ports from 'open-output-file'
are buffered.
> + (error "minetest stopped after an error happened, see source/guix_testworld/guix-test.log"))
This requires the user to do "--keep-failed". It would be more convenient
if the output of Minetest was send to current-output-port, that way the
errors can be read from the build log (possibly at <https://ci.guix.gnu.org/>).
Suggestion: don't keep guix-test.log, or only print errors, but rather
output all ouputs of "minetest" to (current-output-port).
Alternative suggestion (to make building less verbose when there are no errors):
this patch, but run "cat" or a guile equivalent thereof (maybe open-input-file
+ sendfile + stat:size) on guix-test.log when there are errors.
> + (((? string? line) has-error?)
> + (display line)
> + (newline)
> + (loop has-error?)))))))))
Greetings,
Maxime.
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