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| 01-phaos-xmlenc-3 | ||
| aleksey-xmldsig-01 | ||
| aleksey-xmlenc-01 | ||
| external-data | ||
| keys | ||
| keysstore | ||
| merlin-c14n-three | ||
| merlin-exc-c14n-one | ||
| merlin-xmldsig-twenty-three | ||
| merlin-xmlenc-five | ||
| merlin-xpath-filter2-three | ||
| nist-aesgcm | ||
| nssdb | ||
| oss-fuzz | ||
| phaos-xmldsig-three | ||
| xmldsig2ed-tests | ||
| README | ||
| nss.supp | ||
| openssl.supp | ||
| testDSig.sh | ||
| testDSig.sh.orig | ||
| testEnc.sh | ||
| testEnc.sh.orig | ||
| testKeys.sh | ||
| testRes.sh | ||
| testrun.sh | ||
README
Running a specific test ---------------------------------------------- If a test fails, it's possible to re-run just that specific test for that specific backend using: > make check-crypto-$backend XMLSEC_TEST_NAME="$name" where $name is the key name for key tests, and a file name otherwise. Example: > make check-crypto-nss XMLSEC_TEST_NAME="enveloping-sha256-rsa-sha256-relationship" Reproducible output ---------------------------------------------- It is also possible to have reproducible output, filtering out timestamps. This is useful to see the output before and after a change to understand its impact. Example: > make check-crypto-nss XMLSEC_TEST_REPRODUCIBLE=y