Note that the functions suffixed with a 3 were actually the Qt4
versions, which is why this patch looks strange.
Change-Id: Iec874153248f57b8696a289cb13eb60fecc5699c
Task-number: QTBUG-19325
Reviewed-by: Rohan McGovern
Using Q_ASSERT does nothing in release-mode builds, and in debug builds
it causes tests to terminate prematurely. It is much better to use
QVERIFY or QCOMPARE.
Task-number: QTBUG-17582
Reviewed-by: Rohan McGovern
(cherry picked from commit 3475168550c1a804f04f2a4edfeb30c04cd36551)
Change-Id: Ic39972b685ca35a9a71d9c8d03e8dae31481fb19
With modularized Qt, using QT_CONFIG is dangerous, because the behavior
changes depending on the order in which modules are qmake'd.
For example, an autotest doing:
contains(QT_CONFIG,svg):QT += svg
...will depend on libQtSvg if (and only if) the autotest is qmake'd
_after_ qtsvg is qmake'd.
This makes the tested functionality unpredictable.
Also, if the above example occurs within qtbase, it causes the test to
sometimes have a circular dependency: if qtsvg is qmake'd before the
test is qmake'd, the test in qtbase depends on qtsvg which depends on
qtbase.
Tests must avoid functionality tests via QT_CONFIG except where all the
tested modules are dependencies of the current module.
Usage of QT_CONFIG with qt3support was entirely removed since Qt5
will not retain qt3support.
Reviewed-by: Jason McDonald
Change-Id: I5a5013b3ec7e1f38fb78864763c9e7586c15e70b
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