Fix make install bug #227
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Fix make install bug #227
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| antioch_init_DATA = ${antioch_init_SOURCES} | ||
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| #Define examples to actually be run | ||
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Nuke this and the associated lines below it. This doesn't belong to the test suite.
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Leaving them. More tests is better than fewer, even if we're pretty sure they're redundant. We probably don't want to establish the expectation that examples also be regression tests, but we should leave open the option.
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Thanks @roystgnr, sorry for the hiccup. |
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This fixes the problem I hit from #218
We'll probably need to rebase #226 on this.
I think "put everything in share/examples" is the most standard way to go, but I could be talked out of that; I'm willing to settle for any install behavior which does not include "error and die".