mkvtoolnix/tests/test-390timecode_info_on_resync.rb

#!/usr/bin/ruby -w

# T_390timecode_info_on_resync
describe 'mkvmerge / output timecodes on resync'

test 'data/mkv/resync-after-broken.mkv' do
  output = merge('data/mkv/resync-after-broken.mkv', :args => '--ui-language en_US', :exit_code => :warning)[0].join('')
  [/last.*timecode.*before.*error/, /first.*cluster.*timecode.*resync/].collect { |re| re.match(output) ? 'ok' : 'BAD' }.join('+')
end
mkvmerge: output timecodes right before/after resync 2013-03-18 17:58:19 +00:00			`#!/usr/bin/ruby -w`

			`# T_390timecode_info_on_resync`
			`describe 'mkvmerge / output timecodes on resync'`

			`test 'data/mkv/resync-after-broken.mkv' do`
kax_file_c: turn resync messages into warnings Resync issues are something the user should take a look at. Her file is damaged, after all. In the GUI purely informational messages can get lost easily, especially when executing multiple jobs. Therefore resyncs warrant a warning. Implements #1842. 2016-12-28 14:38:30 +00:00			`output = merge('data/mkv/resync-after-broken.mkv', :args => '--ui-language en_US', :exit_code => :warning)[0].join('')`
mkvmerge: output timecodes right before/after resync 2013-03-18 17:58:19 +00:00			`[/last.timecode.before.error/, /first.cluster.timecode.resync/].collect { \|re\| re.match(output) ? 'ok' : 'BAD' }.join('+')`
			`end`