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does not). Rework the Makefile magic to have failing and succeeding tests. POSTPONED_ORPHAN is an example of a configuration where the user starts negating an instance, and then adding an instance of a child of the negated one. The latter should be found as an erroneous orphan, as the parent was negated beforewards.
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include "arch/regress/conf/std.regress"
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maxusers 4
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file-system REGRESSFS
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master0 at root
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parenti* at master?
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# Here, parenti is negated before the child* instance is declared. That
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# means the child* instance does not qualify as an explicit orphan and
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# therefore should _not_ be ignored.
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#
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# config(1) should error out on that config file.
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no parenti
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child* at parenti?
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config regress root on ?
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