It looks like older versions of python didn't give the detail as to why
the regex error happened. If you look at:
> AssertionError: pattern "ERROR.*Invalid pattern.*nothing to repeat" not found in
> """\
> bzr: ERROR: Unprintable exception InvalidPattern: dict={}, fmt='Invalid pattern(s) found. %(message)s', error=KeyError('message',)
> """
>
It shows that 'ERROR.*InvalidPattern' is valid. I'm a bit concerned
about the 'Unprintable exception' part. Did we add proper tests to
bzrlib/tests/test_errrors.py?
John
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Vincent Ladeuil wrote: tests.blackbox. test_log. TestLogErrors. test_log_ bad_message_ re test is failing babune. ladeuil. net:24842/ job/selftest- freebsd/ 128/ babune. ladeuil. net:24842/ job/selftest- hardy/139/ babune. ladeuil. net:24842/ job/selftest- jaunty/ 132/
> Public bug reported:
>
> revno 5339 introduced a regression, the bzrlib.
> on freebsd, hardy and jaunty.
>
> See:
> http://
> http://
> http://
>
It looks like older versions of python didn't give the detail as to why
the regex error happened. If you look at:
> AssertionError: pattern "ERROR.*Invalid pattern.*nothing to repeat" not found in 'message' ,) *InvalidPattern ' is valid. I'm a bit concerned tests/test_ errrors. py?
> """\
> bzr: ERROR: Unprintable exception InvalidPattern: dict={}, fmt='Invalid pattern(s) found. %(message)s', error=KeyError(
> """
>
It shows that 'ERROR.
about the 'Unprintable exception' part. Did we add proper tests to
bzrlib/
John
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