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Fixes #38909 - Use syslog gem not in windows #927
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Could you open a Redmine issue for this?
I'd also love to have some CI on GHA that uses a Windows runner to test if it works, but lack the specific knowledge (and time). Do you have any idea how hard that would be?
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@sbernhard Please create a Redmine issue & have a look at the failing tests. Please ping Ewoud after GHA are 🍏 for a final ACK. edit: apologies; Redmine issue is open but GHA still fails. There must be another reason for that. |
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@sbernhard the Redmine check is still failing: the commit must reference the issue. |
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Fixed it. Thanks @ekohl |
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Looking at ruby/syslog@ffbfaa6 I wonder if it's really needed. I'd expect the gem (>= 0.2.0) to install on Windows and be a noop.
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By now this really evolved into just testing on Windows, which is still a good thing. Do you have any idea what is needed to actually make the tests work?
I think this (and the krb5) related tests should be skipped. The modules themselves (both The biggest risk I see is that we silently disable the tests without knowing it, but I'm sure we can find a way around that. |
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