Use a custom test-driver
Implement a custom test driver that will start the freshly compiled xfconfd on a different dbus name. When the test finishes, gets interrupted or exists with error, the xfconfd test instance is terminated. This will allows 'make check' and 'make distcheck' to be successful even if xfconfd is not installed or running.
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- configure.ac.in 1 addition, 0 deletionsconfigure.ac.in
- tests/Makefile.am 3 additions, 5 deletionstests/Makefile.am
- tests/Makefile.inc 2 additions, 1 deletiontests/Makefile.inc
- tests/tests-common.h 1 addition, 1 deletiontests/tests-common.h
- tests/tests-driver.sh 106 additions, 0 deletionstests/tests-driver.sh
- tests/tests-end/Makefile.am 6 additions, 0 deletionstests/tests-end/Makefile.am
- tests/tests-end/t-tests-end.c 8 additions, 0 deletionstests/tests-end/t-tests-end.c
- xfconf/xfconf.c 7 additions, 1 deletionxfconf/xfconf.c
- xfconfd/main.c 5 additions, 1 deletionxfconfd/main.c
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