Some tests use functions from crystcat. As a result running the tests for cryst depends on crystcat which depends on cryst. This is bad for debian packaging, where as a result building gap-cryst requires gap-cryst to be installed.
Since I am packaging gap-cryst I have made a patch that separates the tests using crystcat and only runs them if crystcat can be loaded. You might want to apply it.
tst-split.txt
Thanks @narc-Ontakac2 - the patch looks correct to me, and I think it's a good idea, hopefully @gaehler also agrees. If you'd like to submit a PR, please go ahead!
Some tests use functions from crystcat. As a result running the tests for cryst depends on crystcat which depends on cryst. This is bad for debian packaging, where as a result building gap-cryst requires gap-cryst to be installed.
Since I am packaging gap-cryst I have made a patch that separates the tests using crystcat and only runs them if crystcat can be loaded. You might want to apply it. tst-split.txt