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jail(3lua): Add some basic tests
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Authored by kevans on Oct 24 2020, 4:03 PM.
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Curious, why are libifconfig bindings in the stack?

Curious, why are libifconfig bindings in the stack?

I don't know, that's a bit unusual... it doesn't look like I accidentally slapped any dependency on there (transitively or otherwise), so I'm not really sure since the only connection is that that's also dependent upon the (now-committed) libjail bits.

Curious, why are libifconfig bindings in the stack?

I don't know, that's a bit unusual... it doesn't look like I accidentally slapped any dependency on there (transitively or otherwise), so I'm not really sure since the only connection is that that's also dependent upon the (now-committed) libjail bits.

That's probably it then. Ok. I was looking at what I'd need to get through in the stack before I'd be able to get to here and that one caught me by surprise. :)

I'll look through the rest of the review later.

etc/mtree/BSD.tests.dist
296

This needs to be below, or the indentation is off here.

I was reading the diff stack wrong. This doesn't depend on flua-libifconfig after all, it's just displayed in the stack because it has a common ancestor: flua-libjail.