From: Carmelo A. <car...@st...> - 2012-01-26 17:43:52
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On 26/01/2012 16.12, Cyril Hrubis wrote: > Hi! >> mount is expected to fail if the device is a 'tty', so it seems that >> the original idea of this testcase were to test mount failures. >> If this is true, then the logic to handle the test results has to be inverted >> and consider the test case as PASSED if mount fails, while FAILED >> if mount erroneuosly succeeded to mount a tty device. >> >> It also fixes a syntax error in substring expansion ( ${parameter:offset} ) >> >> The last check "mount04" has been removed as it does not cehck the device type >> but only the permission so that it is incosistent with the overall logic. >> >> That said, rename the test case as mount123 > > Hmm, still the output of the testcases would say FAILED from the > respective mount testcases and then PASSED from the test script. My > guess is that this was some leftover testing script for testing the > testcase failures. What about removing it entirely? > Hi Cyril, I understand our point. Removing it is fine to me too. Carmelo |