Hello Simon!
First, thank you for working on the package! It means a lot.
Second, bouncepaw.com is indeed down. The server that hosted it got hacked a few days ago. It was wiped because of that, and I have to set up everything again.
I have all the data backed up. I plan to restore the website as soon as possible, but I lack time and energy to do so these days. Thanks to you notifying me of the issue, I'll prioritise it higher now. Expect it this weekend, I hope.
In retrospect, it's an obvious misjudgement on my side to write tests like this. Did I really expect bouncepaw.com to have little downtime? Naïve!
In the meantime, maybe turn off the testing?
A follow-up.
I have finally found some time to properly set the server up anew.
Did so. It works as expected. A test fails for some reason, though.
I currently don't know why. Luckily, it's a different test, so we
have some progress here!
My advice is to not run tests that depend on the network.
In check(), you can replace
make test
with
go test ./...
or something like that.
Hi,
Thanks for the follow up, I pushed the modifications to the Alpine package [1] and now it's all
green. I also took it out of `testing`.
Cheers,
Simon
[1]: https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/merge_requests/75522
On Mon Dec 9, 2024 at 2:51 PM EST, Timur Ismagilov wrote:
> A follow-up.>> I have finally found some time to properly set the server up anew.> Did so. It works as expected. A test fails for some reason, though. > I currently don't know why. Luckily, it's a different test, so we> have some progress here!>> My advice is to not run tests that depend on the network.> In check(), you can replace>> make test>> with>> go test ./...>> or something like that.