ghostscript-testing/ghostscript-testing.spec

#
# spec file for package ghostscript-testing
#
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Name:           ghostscript-testing
Version:        1.0
Release:        0
Summary:        Testing Ghostscript drivers, so called Ghostscript 'devices'
# It is an openSUSE specific package (there is no real upstream project):
Url:            https://build.opensuse.org/package/show/home:jsmeix/ghostscript-testing
# Use the fallback license (see the header of this spec file):
License:        MIT
# Same RPM gropup as Ghostscript (cf. coreutils-testsuite glibc-testsuite qemu-testsuite):
Group:          System/Libraries
# Source1: README.SUSE
Source1:        README.SUSE
# The tests of the Ghostscript drivers happen during build of the ghostscript-testing package:
BuildRequires:  ghostscript
BuildRequires:  ghostscript-fonts-std
BuildRequires:  ghostscript-fonts-other
# Install into this non-root directory (required when it is built as non-root user):
BuildRoot:      %{_tmppath}/%{name}-%{version}-build

%description
Testing Ghostscript drivers, so called Ghostscript 'devices'
by running them with the Ghostscript example files
and other test files.

%prep
# Nothing to do here.

%build
# Testing Ghostscript drivers, so called Ghostscript 'devices'
# by running them with the Ghostscript example files
# and other test files,
# (see Source1 README.SUSE).
# Do not let the build fail when one particular gs call fails
# to ensure that during one build always all drivers are tested
# but in case of failures report gs stdout and stderr in the buildlog.
# At the end after all drivers had been tested let the bulid fail
# when at least one particular gs call had failed.
# When gs fails it usually means a driver fails
# but it does not mean it fails when there is wrong output
# i.e. the build succeeds for any output
# cf. "How to test a printer driver package" at
# https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:How_to_contribute_to_the_Printing_project
gs_stdout_and_stderr="/tmp/gs.out"
gs_options="-q -r50 -dNOPAUSE -dBATCH -dSAFER -sOutputFile=/dev/null"
# All Ghostscript drivers would be gs_devices=$( gs -h | sed -n -e '/alc1900/,/xes/p' | tr -s '[:space:]' ' ' )
# but many Ghostscript drivers do not work with /dev/null as OutputFile
# so that at least for now only some in practice important example drivers are tested
# that work with /dev/null as OutputFile:
gs_devices="nullpage cups epson deskjet ljet4 pxlmono pxlcolor pdfwrite ps2write jpeg pngalpha pnggray pngmono"
example_files=$( ls -1 /usr/share/ghostscript/*/examples/*.p* )
failed_tests=()
results_file="/tmp/ghostscript.test.results"
cat /dev/null >$results_file
# Avoid tons of bash debug messages in the build log:
set +x
# Do the actual work:
echo "Start testing $gs_devices" | tee -a $results_file
for gs_device in $gs_devices
do echo "BEGIN testing $gs_device" | tee -a $results_file
   for example_file in $example_files
   do echo "Testing $gs_device with $example_file" | tee -a $results_file
      if gs $gs_options -sDEVICE=$gs_device $example_file &>$gs_stdout_and_stderr
      then echo "OK for $gs_device with $example_file" | tee -a $results_file
      else echo "FAILURE for $gs_device with $example_file with this gs stdout and stderr output:" | tee -a $results_file
           cat $gs_stdout_and_stderr | tee -a $results_file
           echo "End of gs stdout and stderr output for $gs_device with $example_file failure" | tee -a $results_file
           failed_tests=( "${failed_tests[@]}" "FAILURE for $gs_device with $example_file" )
      fi
   done
   echo "END testing $gs_device" | tee -a $results_file
done
echo "Finished testing $gs_devices" | tee -a $results_file
if test "${failed_tests[*]}"
then echo "Build FAILURE because gs failed for those drivers and example_files:" | tee -a $results_file
     for failed_test in "${failed_tests[@]}"
     do echo "$failed_test" | fold -s -w 78 | tee -a $results_file
     done
     set -x
     exit 99
fi
echo "Build SUCCESS: Nothing really failed but there could have been ERROR or WARNING messages" | tee -a $results_file
set -x

%install
# Source1: README.SUSE
mkdir -p %{buildroot}%{_datadir}/doc/packages/ghostscript-testing/
install -m 644 %{SOURCE1} %{buildroot}%{_datadir}/doc/packages/ghostscript-testing/README.SUSE
# Provide the test results in the built RPM for later evaluation (without buildlog):
results_file="/tmp/ghostscript.test.results"
mkdir -p %{buildroot}%{_datadir}/ghostscript-testing/
install -m 644 $results_file %{buildroot}%{_datadir}/ghostscript-testing/results

%files
%defattr(-,root,root,-)
%dir %{_datadir}/doc/packages/ghostscript-testing
%{_datadir}/doc/packages/ghostscript-testing/README.SUSE
%dir %{_datadir}/ghostscript-testing/
%{_datadir}/ghostscript-testing/results

%changelog