Run doxygen and copy the generated files to docs.wxwidgets.org.
Ignore the new workflow in all the existing CI ones, as changes to it
shouldn't require rerunning them.
See #19126.
Even "-qq" is insufficient to suppress the annoying, and useless for
non-interactive use, "Reading database ... NN%" output, so add the
option suppressing it to all apt commands.
Also use "-y" as a single "-q" is not enough to suppress the prompts.
Do it in the command executed by sudo, as sudo doesn't propagate the
environment variable values by default (--preserve-env option could be
used to do it, but it's simpler to avoid it).
For some reason 32 bit libgl1 is not pulled in as win32 dependency any
more, resulting in errors when running the test using Direct2D.
Fix this by installing the package explicitly.
Call this file consistently with the other CI files and also ignore all
of the other files in each workflow to avoid unnecessary rebuilds.
Finally, remove a leftover mention of Travis file which doesn't exist
any longer.
Exclude just the single test which fails when using Wine, but not all
the rest of them.
This is again similar to the grand-parent commit for the file functions
tests.
This reverts commits 7d796c6aa6 (Install python3 and pip for httpbin,
2021-06-27) and 3808e6a28d (Install winbind package required for using
wxWebRequest with Wine, 2021-06-28) as we skip wxWebRequest tests anyhow
under Wine because they don't work with its WinHTTP implementation, so
running httpbin is not necessary any longer and so neither is installing
Python.
These commits are still preserved in history and this commit itself
could be reverted later if Wine WinHTTP becomes functional enough to run
wxWebRequest tests successfully.
Ideally these failures ought to be debugged and fixed, but this is not
really critical as the tests pass under native MSW systems, so it seems
like the failures are due to problems in Wine rather than with the tests
themselves, so for now simply skip the failing tests to let the entire
build pass.
This should address
009a:err:winediag:SECUR32_initNTLMSP ntlm_auth was not found or is
outdated. Make sure that ntlm_auth >= 3.0.25 is in your path. Usually,
you can find it in the winbind package of your distribution.
Wine error and the subsequent test failures.
We must be able to create windows even in non-GUI tests for the windows
used internally, e.g. the one created during wxSocket initialization, so
ensure Xvfb is running before the tests start.
