0.15.3 test failures

[Matthias Andree]

David Relson <relson at osagesoftware.com> writes:

> Looking at Clint's reported result and the test script, it appears that
> file name globbing is giving non-sorted results, a problem I've not
> encountered on my box.

Likely depends on the file system type as well. I'd bet the tree-based
file systems (XFS, reiserfs) might always yield sorted results as a
nature of their traversal function, whereas traditional file systems
such as UFS, FFS and ext, ext2, ext3fs might not feature this.

> It's not clear to me that there _should_ be a need for us to sort the
> output to compensate.  Is there a standard that pertains to this?
>
> At present, tests/t.frame has the following:
>
> 	LANG=
> 	LC_COLLATE=
> 	LC_ALL=
> 	unset LANG || :
> 	unset LC_COLLATE || :
> 	unset LC_ALL || :
>
> Are you suggesting we change that?

No, I forgot we had this in t.frame.

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