Thanks, I think that accounts for a previously known failure.
This test wants to examine something that is not a regular file, directory, or symlink. Of course we can't create device nodes from a non-root test.
What should we do?
- skip this test if /dev/null is a symlink? the test is not super important but this report shows it's good to catch portability bugs.
- assert there is at least one device file in /dev?
- if /dev/null is a symlink, follow it, and check the ultimate target is a device
I think I like the last best. If you want to try a patch, please do.
Thanks, I think that accounts for a previously known failure.
This test wants to examine something that is not a regular file, directory, or symlink. Of course we can't create device nodes from a non-root test.
What should we do?
- skip this test if /dev/null is a symlink? the test is not super important but this report shows it's good to catch portability bugs.
- assert there is at least one device file in /dev?
- if /dev/null is a symlink, follow it, and check the ultimate target is a device
I think I like the last best. If you want to try a patch, please do.