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# Uscan tests
Each test is a directory here.
Test directory contains:
* a debian directory containing files to override template files.
Templates file are in [simple\_test/debian](./simple_test/debian) directory.
* some files to check result:
* `fail`: if exists, uscan should fail
* HTML response files _(see below)_
* `tar_content`: see [HTML response files](#html-response-files)
* `wanted_files`: a file that contains the list of files that uscan should
have downloaded after test. Each file not declared here will produce an
error. If file has to be a symlink, add ` link` after its name. Example:
```
foo-2.0.0.tar.gz
foo_2.0.0.orig.tar.gz link
```
* `options`: add here additional command-line options to give to uscan. One
option perl line with its optional argument. Example:
```
--download-version 1.0.0
--repack
```
## HTML response files
When `uscan` launches a request, test HTTP server:
* transforms the path\_info replacing all **`/`** by **`_`**
* try to find a corresponding file in test directory. It tries also adding
`.html` except for archive files _(*.tar.gz,...)_. Example:
* `/` corresponds to `_` or `_.html`
* `/a/b` corresponds to `_a_b` or `_a_b.html`
* when file is missing:
* if filename ends with a archive suffix _(*.tar.gz,...)_, test HTTP server
builds automatically the archive. Content:
* if `tar_content` exists, files with corresponding names are added
* else, archive contains only a `README` file
* else test HTTP server displays missing filename _(use `prove --verbose` to see it)_
and returns a 404 response
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