New review comment by TinfoilSubmarine on void-packages repository https://github.com/void-linux/void-packages/pull/35109#discussion_r792010583 Comment: Sure thing. I can either `--ignore ...` the tests which need it... ``` make_check_args="--ignore tests/test_basics.py --ignore tests/test_bitops.py --ignore tests/test_blocking.py --ignore tests/test_cancel.py --ignore tests/test_connection.py --ignore tests/test_connection_charset.py --ignore tests/test_hash_ops.py --ignore tests/test_hyperloglog.py --ignore tests/test_implicit_pipelining.py --ignore tests/test_list_ops.py --ignore tests/test_multibulk.py --ignore tests/test_number_conversions.py --ignore tests/test_operations.py --ignore tests/test_pipelining.py --ignore tests/test_publish.py --ignore tests/test_scan.py --ignore tests/test_scripting.py --ignore tests/test_sets.py --ignore tests/test_sort.py --ignore tests/test_sortedsets.py --ignore tests/test_subscriber.py --ignore tests/test_transactions.py --ignore tests/test_unix_connection.py --ignore tests/test_watch.py" ``` Or I can only run the ones that work without it: ``` make_check_target="tests/test_protocol.py tests/test_sentinel.py" ``` `make_check_target` approach is shorter, but I consider the `--ignore` approach to be more correct, so I'll use that unless you disagree.