ZF-4469: Set of Zend_Locale unit tests failures (different language names Deutsch vs German and Arabish vs Arabic)
Description
{panel} 2) testgetLanguageTranslation(Zend_LocaleTest) Failed asserting that two strings are equal. expected string difference <xxxxxx?> got string
3) testgetScriptTranslation(Zend_LocaleTest) Failed asserting that two strings are equal. expected string difference < x??> got string
4) testgetCountryTranslation(Zend_LocaleTest) Failed asserting that two strings are equal. expected string difference <xxxxxxx????> got string
5) testgetTerritoryTranslation(Zend_LocaleTest) Failed asserting that two strings are equal. expected string difference < x> got string
6) testgetTranslation(Zend_LocaleTest) Failed asserting that two strings are equal. expected string difference <xxxxxx?> got string {panel}
Comments
Posted by Thomas Weidner (thomas) on 2008-10-03T13:34:30.000+0000
Why is this component assigned to Wil ??? What is the dev-branch 1.7 ?
I can't find it in SVN... how should I solve this when no branch is available ?
Posted by Wil Sinclair (wil) on 2008-10-03T17:39:24.000+0000
Hmmm. Not sure why it was assigned to me, but it should definitely be assigned to you, Thomas. I verified that you're the component lead in JIRA and the Zend_Locale component is configured to assign automatically to component lead. In any case, we'll be doing a 1.7 preview release on 9/13. We won't be branching for this, since it's not feature-complete and it would be a pain to merge all the work that will eventually go in to 1.7 RC's. Just check in the fix to trunk. I'll create a release planning page for contributors on the wiki soon, so hopefully you'll be more synced up with our plans.
,Wil
Posted by Thomas Weidner (thomas) on 2008-10-04T01:41:35.000+0000
Thanks for clearification, Wil. So all this issues are related to trunk.
Alex: I understand this issue and know where it's related. Interesting that it's not on windows.
Anyhow... what makes me wonder is that you don't get a notice or something from PHP, because a statically declared method is called from an instance. Shouldn't phpunit also return such errors ???
Posted by Thomas Weidner (thomas) on 2008-10-04T02:15:07.000+0000
Should be fixed with r11668. Alex, can you please verify this ?
Posted by Alexander Veremyev (alexander) on 2008-10-06T07:53:37.000+0000
Yeah, fixed!
If I'm correct PHP allows to call static methods as instance methods, but not vice versa. But it may depend on a version
Posted by Wil Sinclair (wil) on 2008-11-13T14:10:13.000+0000
Changing issues in preparation for the 1.7.0 release.