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Hey there folks, sorry for being late. With the end of week 10 I'm here |
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with my tenth weekly report. |
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With this week I've mainly been working on fixing failing test cases on |
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musl, as my mentor suggested it would be more challenging and |
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educational. My mentor has assigned me a few ones to look have a look, |
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these mainly include the zsh shell, Git and mc (Midnight Commander). |
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However I've been stuck with them and finding them quite challenging, |
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and my mentor has been working with me to help as much as he can. |
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I took the Midnight Commander (mc) as the first one, there are two |
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failing test cases and both of them are quite interesting. One of theme |
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is the "path_len" test and another one is the "vfs_path_string_convert" |
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test. I've looked at the path_len. The whole path string is not being |
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loaded or read for some reason. The expected length is 38 and the |
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returned value is 12. I've not taken a detailed look at the |
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"vfs_path_string_convert" test. |
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For zsh three tests ( A03quoting.ztst B03print.ztst V09datetime.ztst ) |
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are failing. I have not got a chance to take a deeper look that the zsh |
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tests. I'll have a look at them this week (currently in progress). |
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For Git, weirdly the there are not failing test cases (even on musl) |
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when pulled from source, while there is ~3 failing ones when it's |
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emerged using portage. Even the live ebuild fails. |
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I hope this was a concise enough report for week ten, although not much |
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week of GSoC is left, I hope to bring something interesting next week. |
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Regards, |
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listout |