[Gnash-dev] Bugs hiding

[Sandro Santilli]

According to http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/?31816 a regression
was introduced about use of libltdl.

The lenny-linux-x86 slave used to pass FileIO tests in build number 11 [1]
which was with commit 'dd2f2fc87bfa8291c18eaa1774196072d020a489'

The same slave failed FileIO tests in build number 12 [2]
which was with commit '5a8952cf6f6675fa7ce2bb91986133419459e3f4'

[1] http://gnashdev.org:8010/builders/lenny-linux-x86/builds/11
[2] http://gnashdev.org:8010/builders/lenny-linux-x86/builds/12

Now, the changes between those two commits can be extracted using:

 git log 
dd2f2fc87bfa8291c18eaa1774196072d020a489..5a8952cf6f6675fa7ce2bb91986133419459e3f4

Since the introduced bug is about libltdl not being used, you
should only consider the comits that had to do with libltdl.

Excellent job buildbot does, right ?

Well, Rob is of a different advice.  For him, buildbot is annoying.
This was the reason why he killed buildbot last time (he said) on IRC.

Now, I have this habit (maybe uncomfortable) of seeking the truth.
This is one of the reason why I love free software. It lets you know
more about things :)

I hate when people say "no, it isn't that way" w/out even trying
explaining why and how it is instead. 

In this case, Rob went as far as closing the bug report as invalid (!)

Congratulation Rob.
Once again you show your best attitude as a project leader.

--strk;

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Date: Mon, 20 Dec 2010 14:47:56 +0000
From: Rob Savoye <address@hidden>
Subject: [bug #31816] HAVE_LTDL is not guaranteed to be defined when extensions 
are built
To: Rob Savoye <address@hidden>, Sandro Santilli <address@hidden>,
   address@hidden, Benjamin Wolsey <address@hidden>
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Update of bug #31816 (project gnash):

                Severity:             5 - Blocker => 2 - Minor              
                  Status:               Confirmed => Invalid                
             Open/Closed:                    Open => Closed                 

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If you change the bug severity again, you will loose write access to
savannah. Leave this alone, and it will get fixed.

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