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39 Subject: Possible bug in tests with emacs 23.2.1 (debian stable)
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40 From: Mark Walters <markwalters1009@gmail.com>
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59 When I try and run the tests on my (fairly standard) debian stable
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60 system they hang after "PASS Search message: json, utf-8". This is
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61 with latest git (07768fb1bb50e) and emacs 23.2.1.
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63 As far as I can see emacs is not exiting when sent the "(kill-emacs)"
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64 command from test-lib.sh (line 931 called from line 869). It seems
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65 that this version of emacs prompts before exit asking "The current
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66 server still has clients; delete them? (yes or no) ".
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68 This seems to have been "fixed" (i.e. emacs does not ask for a prompt
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69 in emacs revision 100150
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70 http://bzr.savannah.gnu.org/lh/emacs/emacs-23/revision/100150).
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72 If I change test-lib.sh line 869 to send "(setq kill-emacs-hook 'nil)
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73 (kill-emacs)" instead of just (kill-emacs) then the tests work
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74 correctly (*). But I definitely don't know enough emacs to know if
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75 this is a sensible solution.
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77 Note I get exactly the same behaviour when trying to build the debian
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78 package from squeeze backports so it could be a bug in my setup in
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79 which case my apologies for the noise!
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85 (*) there are a small number (5) of unrelated test failures that I
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86 have not yet chased down
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