Installing and upgrading Homebrew packages is taking quite a lot of time
(around 20-30 minutes) for each run. This commit removes all Homebrew
usage from the test runs. Homebrew may have been necessary at some point
in the past, but now it appears that everything works without it. The
preinstalled build tools seem to be sufficient for building protoc, and
Ruby is something we already get from rvm.
It appears that this extra conditional in travis-test.sh is no longer
necessary, and in fact we need to avoid using a custom version of
OpenSSL since that is causing its own error.
- Fix case where no error was provide if the consumer rejected something in the
final chunk of input.
- Expose a more testable interface for the parser.
- Test all the basic behaviors of the parser.
googletest uses a Python script in its build which is not compatible
with Python 3. Unfortunately we can't easily upgrade googletest right
now, so this commit works around the problem by putting a python symlink
pointing to Python 2 in the $PATH.
* Fix dist install test by ensuring that we use Python 3
Now that we have dropped Python 2 support, we need to make sure this
install test uses Python 3.
* Update Docker image to install Python 3 version of setuptools
* Run pip3 instead of pip
* Fix dist install test by ensuring that we use Python 3
Now that we have dropped Python 2 support, we need to make sure this
install test uses Python 3.
* Update Docker image to install Python 3 version of setuptools
* Run pip3 instead of pip
- `require_prefixes`: Fail generation if a file doesn't have the option.
- `prefixes_must_be_registered`: If a prefix is in a file, it must be registered
in the expected file. There is a grey space here for files without packages as
there is no way to register it, so these case will still warn at the moment.
Adam Cozzette
Thomas Van Lenten
deannagarcia
Deanna Garcia
Luke Sandberg
Joshua Haberman
Masaki Hara
Josh Haberman
AN Long
Oleg Golberg
Prawn
johanmoe