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README.source | ||
rules | ||
update-icon-caches | ||
update-icon-caches.8 | ||
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Debugging reftest failures ========================== In a local build ---------------- There must be a better way to do this, but this works... top_srcdir=<path to unpacked package> top_builddir=${srcdir}/debian/build/deb srcdir=${srcdir}/testsuite/reftests builddir=${builddir}/testsuite/reftests cd "${builddir}" xvfb-run -a \ dbus-run-session -- \ env \ -u XDG_RUNTIME_DIR \ REFTEST_MODULE_DIR="${builddir}" \ G_TEST_SRCDIR="${srcdir}" \ G_TEST_BUILDDIR="${builddir}" \ ./gtk-reftest \ -o "${builddir}/output" \ -d "${srcdir}" \ -k \ 2>&1 | tee test.log Look for "not ok" in test.log. Compare output/foo.ref.png and output/foo.out.png. output/foo.diff.png shows an artificially-emphasized difference, if you are having trouble spotting what is different. On a buildd ----------- You can't. Good luck reproducing it locally :-(