[14:46] elopio: ping me when you are online. We can discuss https://code.launchpad.net/~canonical-platform-qa/ubuntu-clock-app/xvfb_and_qml_tests/+merge/234421 [15:02] ping nik90 [15:02] elopio: hey [15:02] elopio: I was looking at your MP in the morning [15:03] elopio: and when opening it in qtc, I noticed Qml tests disabled: xvfb-run not found [15:03] this was on my laptop which has xvfb installed [15:06] nik90: hello. I was just trying to run the tests with xvfb, because fginther said they failed for him on CI. [15:07] but lets see... On qtcreator, on the build -> make menu [15:07] I only see check, autopilot, install, uninstall. How do I get to run make test? [15:07] me too [15:07] I used to do it manually from terminal [15:07] so I used to do mkdir builddir && cd builddir [15:07] cmake .. && make [15:07] then make test [15:09] elopio, fyi, francis's experiments are not in the normal clock app CI jobs [15:09] nik90: making from the builddir doesn't work because cmake is creating the files on the root of the branch. [15:10] http://paste.ubuntu.com/8327808/ [15:10] balloons: you mean that they are not run on MPs? [15:11] elopio: the steps I mentioned above works for me [15:12] elopio: well the tests don't run since I am trying to run this on trusty [15:12] elopio: but make test correctly shows the tests [15:13] elopio, no they are not atm. francis tried but didn't succeed in getting them to run.. [15:14] they are not in the mp jobs [15:14] nik90: I might had a cmake cache or something. Now it's writing the files on the builddir. [15:14] and yes, make test works. [15:15] so I'm not sure where are you getting the message that xvfb is not found. [15:16] elopio: so when you opened it in qtc, how did you run the tests? [15:17] elopio: since I don't see tests in the build->make menu [15:17] nik90: I didn't run them from qtc. That was my first question. [15:17] elopio: ah ok..I don't think it will work with qtc, or atleast that's not the goal. [15:17] elopio: command line works [15:20] nik90: I'm confused :) [15:20] but if you think it's ok, I'm ok. [15:20] elopio: I am a bit confused as well :P [15:20] elopio: ok so previously one couldn't run qml tests in qtc. [15:21] elopio: when you changed the cmake files, I figured you added a custom target for make tests to make it runnable from within qtc. [15:21] elopio: but I see that wasn't the case, which is why I said it is okay [15:23] nik90: well, make test doesn't need a custom target. I thought qtc would find it anyway. [15:23] and in your initial implementation, you didn't have a custom target either. [15:24] yup I didn't [15:24] I could add one to see what happens. [15:24] its just a luxury, so if you want to go ahead [15:25] hum, but then add_test I think wouldn't work. [15:25] zbenjamin: how can we run make test from qtcreator? [18:00] elopio: well you could add a custom run configuration that executes make test in the builddirectory === zbenjamin is now known as 6JTAAFWR0