[Lsb-infrastructure] dtk-manager and debian systems

[Vladimir Rubanov]

Just to close this issue - the problem was in the tet component not
installed at the local system, which is a "hidden" prerequisite for the test
suites. DTK manager takes care of the hidden dependencies when installing
the tests automatically, but it is possible to miss a component during
manual tests install.

In future, we plan to deploy Tests Configuration Manager as a part of
workgroup services in Navigator, which will allow viewing and managing all
the dependencies and tests configurations to hopefully help users preventing
any inconsistencies of the kind.

/Vladimir.


> -----Original Message-----
> From: lsb-infrastructure-bounces at lists.freestandards.org [mailto:lsb-
> infrastructure-bounces at lists.freestandards.org] On Behalf Of Wichmann,
> Mats D
> Sent: Monday, July 02, 2007 12:20 PM
> To: Lsb-Infrastructure
> Subject: [Lsb-infrastructure] dtk-manager and debian systems
> 
> 
> I tried to run tests on Ubuntu 7.04 the other
> day and it seems there are still some strange
> problems.  I made sure all the "snapshot" test
> packages were installed first because we don't
> have dtk-manager able to look at the snapshot
> repository yet.  However, it seems not to to
> "see" the test packages, leaving the installed
> column blank for lsb-test-core, lsb-test-vsw4 and
> lsb-test-desktop, and thus just proposing the
> released tests from the 3.1.1 repository.
> 
> It does see lsb-test-libstdcpp as installed, however.
> 
> -- mats
> 
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