xctest shows an error on both FreeBSD and OpenBSD. I haven't tried it on other platforms. This was done with the latest master.
Here is the output of the failing test on FreeBSD:
Binary file large enough to force INCR mode (16 MB)
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection Binary files /tmp/tmp.aq5DCimY and /tmp/tmp.MaHmlbul differ
FAIL
Here is the failing test on OpenBSD, the output is identical save for the names of the temporary files:
Binary file large enough to force INCR mode (16 MB)
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection Binary files /tmp/tmp.7kxlwgYJlm and /tmp/tmp.scxTMdNKNn differ
FAIL
Here is the full output of xctest on OpenBSD:
Testing whether xclip exits correctly when the selection is lost
PASS: xclip exited correctly after losing selection
Piping a 2 line file to xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Reading a 2 line file with xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Filtering a 2 line file through xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Piping a 16 line file to xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Reading a 16 line file with xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Filtering a 16 line file through xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Piping a 128 line file to xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Reading a 128 line file with xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Filtering a 128 line file through xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Piping a 1024 line file to xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Reading a 1024 line file with xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Filtering a 1024 line file through xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Piping a 8192 line file to xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Reading a 8192 line file with xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Filtering a 8192 line file through xclip
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Binary file large enough to force INCR mode (1 MB)
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Binary file large enough to force INCR mode (2 MB)
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection PASS
Binary file large enough to force INCR mode (16 MB)
Using the primary selection PASS
Using the secondary selection PASS
Using the clipboard selection PASS
Using the buffer selection Binary files /tmp/tmp.aGbUHdLfhM and /tmp/tmp.36i0a01gzS differ
FAIL
xctest
shows an error on both FreeBSD and OpenBSD. I haven't tried it on other platforms. This was done with the latest master.Here is the output of the failing test on FreeBSD:
Here is the failing test on OpenBSD, the output is identical save for the names of the temporary files:
Here is the full output of
xctest
on OpenBSD: