PASS: test-at PASS: test-ba FAIL: test-ctl PASS: test-io FAIL: test-pcm PASS: test-utils ------------------------------------------------------------------- This is an unstable amd64 chroot image at a tinderbox (==build bot) name: 17.1_no-multilib-libressl_test-20190718-142211 ------------------------------------------------------------------- gcc-config -l: [1] x86_64-pc-linux-gnu-9.1.0 * Available Python interpreters, in order of preference: [1] python3.6 [2] python2.7 (fallback) emerge -qpvO media-sound/bluez-alsa [ebuild N ] media-sound/bluez-alsa-1.4.0 USE="test -aac -debug -hcitop -ldac -ofono -static-libs"
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Hi, I might shed some light, as a bluez-alsa developer, on the test failure thingy :) The problem is that both tests test-ctl and test-pcm require specific environment to run. In the log file you can see "Couldn't create run-state directory: /var/run/bluealsa: Permission denied" which is the root cause of failure. Regarding test-ctl, this interface has been recently removed. There is no "test-ctl" in the bluez-alsa 2.0.0. Regarding test-pcm, maybe it can be removed from the test when building bluez-alsa, because this test sometimes fails :) The problem is, that the alsa-lib is very buggy (in the area of software IO plug-in), and test-pcm tests behavior which is not very well documented nor tested on the alsa-lib side. However, in order to create PCM which is compatible with already existing applications, I have to have such test (just to detect regressions). If test-pcm fails (during development) I run it few times and see whether it fails always or I've been unlucky this time.
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