The problem with running tests on windows remains. Here is
the error:
E self.db = _sqlite.connect(database, mode)
~ DatabaseError: <built-in function
connect>('/C:\\sources\\SQLObject\\dbs
_data.tmp', 493) << unable to open database:
/C:\sources\SQLObject\dbs_data.tmp
Tests were run with py.test (Rev. 10013)
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Attached you find a patch that made the sqlite-tests run.
First I also had to create the /data directory in current
working dir for the sqlite database. I think storing the
sqlite-file in a subdirectory can only complicate the tests
(if the dir is not created automatically) and thus removed
/data from the directory for the sqlite test database in the
patch.
I got three errors. One of them seems to expected according
to the comments. The log is attached.
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I have deleted the patch - it had some problems.
The problem with running tests on windows remains. Here is
the error:
E self.db = _sqlite.connect(database, mode)
~ DatabaseError: <built-in function
connect>('/C:\\sources\\SQLObject\\dbs
_data.tmp', 493) << unable to open database:
/C:\sources\SQLObject\dbs_data.tmp
Tests were run with py.test (Rev. 10013)
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Attached you find a patch that made the sqlite-tests run.
First I also had to create the /data directory in current
working dir for the sqlite database. I think storing the
sqlite-file in a subdirectory can only complicate the tests
(if the dir is not created automatically) and thus removed
/data from the directory for the sqlite test database in the
patch.
I got three errors. One of them seems to expected according
to the comments. The log is attached.
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Applied at revision 692.