gsoc-2014

boot.py ported

May 28, 2014 • Amanpreet (Porting Flumotion)

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I figured out that I need to port flumotion/common/boot.py first to get the tests working again and porting other modules without tests would be a really bad idea. Also, I needed to port PyGTK to PyGI + Gtk3 at the same time. We cannot use PyGI and any of the static python-gobject based bindings together in the same process. As a result, boot.py is ported and gstreamer.py (already ported) tests pass again!

flumotion.test.test_common_gstreamer
  Caps
    testCaps ...                                                           [OK]
    testCapsStreamheader ...                                               [OK]
  DeepNotify
    testDeepNotify ...                                                     [OK]
  Factory
    testFakeSrc ...                                                        [OK]
  TestProperty
    testHasProperty ...                                                    [OK]
    testHasPropertyValue ...                                               [OK]

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Ran 6 tests in 0.094s

PASSED (successes=6)
Originally posted on Porting Flumotion - GSoC '14 Progress Blog