| 2015-10-16 16:00:09 |
Brendan Donegan |
description |
Some applications (such as webbrowser-app) which are not click applications, but run confined, are difficult to test using autopkgtest as they need to load libqttestability from a path in /tmp (as that is where adt-run installs it). Currently it overrides the AppArmor rules for click apps but not for apps like webbrowser which have their own set of rules. The size of the binary is only 43K so it won't take up much space on the image and would make a lof of things a lot easier. |
Some applications (such as webbrowser-app) which are not click applications, but run confined, are difficult to test using autopkgtest as they need to load libqttestability from a path in /tmp (as that is where adt-run installs it). Currently it overrides the AppArmor rules for click apps but not for apps like webbrowser which have their own set of rules. The size of the binary is only 43K so it won't take up much space on the image and would make a lot of things a lot easier. |
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