It looks as though someone tried to reactivate the skip()ped test by replacing "google.com" with "linux.org" and deleting the skip() call. Unfortunately the edit went wrong: the instance of "google.com" in the skip() call was replaced, and the line declaring hostStr = "google.com" was deleted. Removing the local hostStr variable broke the compile. (Possible merge glitch?) On the above assumption, I commented out the skip() call, reinstated the hostStr declaration and replaced "google.com" with "linux.org" therein. |
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| commtest.h | ||
| llareslistener_test.cpp | ||
| llcurl_stub.cpp | ||
| llhost_test.cpp | ||
| llhttpclientadapter_test.cpp | ||
| llmime_test.cpp | ||
| llmockhttpclient.h | ||
| llnamevalue_test.cpp | ||
| llpartdata_test.cpp | ||
| llregionpresenceverifier_test.cpp | ||
| llsdmessage_test.cpp | ||
| lltemplatemessagedispatcher_test.cpp | ||
| lltesthttpclientadapter.cpp | ||
| lltesthttpclientadapter.h | ||
| lltestmessagesender.cpp | ||
| lltestmessagesender.h | ||
| lltrustedmessageservice_test.cpp | ||
| llxfer_file_test.cpp | ||
| networkio.h | ||
| test_llsdmessage_peer.py | ||
| testrunner.py | ||