[PROJ] non-continuous integration report for NetBSD 10 amd64: mostly great, 1 test failure

[Greg Troxel]

I have scripts set up for various projects to build, run tests, and
install to destdir.   I haven't built proj in a while but just did for
version:

  commit ad36bbd83d79e75632a7d7e52aab397340f5ade9 (HEAD -> master, upstream/master, upstream/HEAD)
  Author: Javier Jimenez Shaw <j1 at jimenezshaw.com>
  Date:   Tue May 19 11:23:36 2026 +0200

(Interestingly, "git describe --tags" gives me a ref based on 9.5.0
instead of 9.8.0, but I don't think that's about proj.)

Things are 99.99% fine.

There are no build warnings.

I got one test failure:

  [ RUN      ] networking.network_endpoint_api_and_not_reachable_hgridshift
  Cannot open http://0.0.0.0/at_bev_AT_GIS_GRID.tif: Failed to connect to 0.0.0.0 port 80 after 0 ms: Could not connect to server
  /n0/gdt/SOFTWARE/GEO/PROJ/proj/test/unit/test_network.cpp:1389: Failure
  Expected equality of these values:
    proj_pj_info(last_op).description
      Which is: "MGI to ETRS89 (5)"
    "MGI to ETRS89-AUT [2002] (8)"

  /n0/gdt/SOFTWARE/GEO/PROJ/proj/test/unit/test_network.cpp:1402: Failure
  Expected equality of these values:
    proj_pj_info(last_op).description
      Which is: "MGI to ETRS89 (5)"
    "MGI to ETRS89-AUT [2002] (8)"

  /n0/gdt/SOFTWARE/GEO/PROJ/proj/test/unit/test_network.cpp:1415: Failure
  Expected equality of these values:
    proj_pj_info(last_op).description
      Which is: "MGI to ETRS89 (5)"
    "MGI to ETRS89-AUT [2002] (8)"

  [  FAILED  ] networking.network_endpoint_api_and_not_reachable_hgridshift (25 ms)


I am guessing not connecting is intended given the invalid 0.0.0.0.
(BTW, pkgsrc doctrine is that network use is not allowed during build or
test, but the above build was not in a pkgsrc context other than
dependencines being used that are controlled by pkgsrc.)

The mismatch looks related to ETRS89 realizations, apparently an
Austrian realization vs the ensemble, which evokes MEGA vibes.

I am guessing this is not specific to my system.  Are others seeing
this?