Upgraded to cpptest 2.0.0 compatibility - pre 2.0.0 cpptest will no longer compile! (There's no define to operate on for conditional compilation here, so I am just unilaterally upgrading, since the release is from January, and the previous release is more than 2 years old...

test/src/SuiteMaker.cc

@@ -67,6 +67,7 @@
 #include "OwnKeysRetrieveTests.h"
 #include "TrustManipulationTests.h"
 #include "SyncTests.h"
+#include "RevocationTests.h"
 #include "AppleMailTests.h"
 
 
@@ -126,11 +127,12 @@ const char* SuiteMaker::all_suites[] = {
     "OwnKeysRetrieveTests",
     "TrustManipulationTests",
     "SyncTests",
+    "RevocationTests",
     "AppleMailTests",
 };
 
 // This file is generated, so magic constants are ok.
-int SuiteMaker::num_suites = 56;
+int SuiteMaker::num_suites = 57;
 
 void SuiteMaker::suitemaker_build(const char* test_class_name, const char* test_home, Test::Suite** test_suite) {
     if (strcmp(test_class_name, "MimeTests") == 0)
@@ -243,6 +245,8 @@ void SuiteMaker::suitemaker_build(const char* test_class_name, const char* test_
         *test_suite = new TrustManipulationTests(test_class_name, test_home);
     else if (strcmp(test_class_name, "SyncTests") == 0)
         *test_suite = new SyncTests(test_class_name, test_home);
+    else if (strcmp(test_class_name, "RevocationTests") == 0)
+        *test_suite = new RevocationTests(test_class_name, test_home);
     else if (strcmp(test_class_name, "AppleMailTests") == 0)
         *test_suite = new AppleMailTests(test_class_name, test_home);
 }

test/src/TestDriver.cc

@@ -65,8 +65,8 @@ int main(int argc, const char** argv) {
         SuiteMaker::suitemaker_buildlist(&argv[1], argc - MIN_ARGC, common_test_home.c_str(), suites_to_run);
         
     for (std::vector<Test::Suite*>::iterator it = suites_to_run.begin(); it != suites_to_run.end(); ++it) {
-        auto_ptr<Test::Suite> suite(*it);
-        test_runner->add(suite); 
+        unique_ptr<Test::Suite> suite(*it);
+        test_runner->add(move(suite)); 
     }
 
     Test::Output* output = new Test::pEpTestOutput(); // blah