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  • Hash : 2077a044
    Author : Stefano Lattarini
    Date : 2012-02-02T14:51:59 

    tap/perl: handle missing or non-executable scripts better

This change improves how our Perl-based TAP driver handles
non-runnable test scripts (meaning they might be not executable,
or not readable, or even not exist).  In particular, it makes the
driver deterministically display a clear "ERROR" result instead
of possibly dying with diagnostic from 'TAP::Parser' internals,
and prevents it from displaying spurious "missing TAP plan" errors.

Moreover, with this change, some testsuite failures present only
with newer perl versions (e.g., 5.14) are fixed.  See automake
bug#10418.

* tests/tap-bad-prog.tap: When testing the perl implementation of
the TAP driver, and when the perl interpreter offers a good-enough
'IPC::Open3::open3' function, expect it not to display spurious
"missing TAP plan" diagnostic if the error is actually due to a
non-runnable test script.
* lib/tap-driver.pl (start): Removed, broken up into ...
(setup_io): ... this ...
(setup_parser): ... and this, which now tries to catch and report
errors in launching the test scripts.
(finish): New, used by both 'main' and 'setup_parser'.
(main): Adjust.

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