\unset ECHO
psql:plparrot.sql:18: NOTICE:  language "plparrot" does not exist, skipping
psql:plparrot.sql:22: NOTICE:  language "plparrotu" does not exist, skipping
psql:plparrot.sql:26: NOTICE:  language "plpir" does not exist, skipping
psql:plparrot.sql:30: NOTICE:  language "plpiru" does not exist, skipping
psql:plparrot.sql:33: NOTICE:  language "plperl6" does not exist, skipping
psql:plparrot.sql:36: NOTICE:  language "plperl6u" does not exist, skipping
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ok 1 - we can .include PIR libraries included with Parrot
ok 2 - we can load_bytecode PBC libraries included with Parrot
ok 3 - FileHandle.open is mocked in PL/PIR
ok 4 - FileHandle.open is not mocked in PL/PIRU
ok 5 - File.open is mocked
ok 6 - We can pass a text in
ok 7 - We can return a text
ok 8 - We can pass a varchar in
ok 9 - We can return a varchar
ok 10 - We can concat and return a varchar
ok 11 - We can pass an int and float as arguments
ok 12 - We can pass a char in
ok 13 - We can return a char
ok 14 - We can pass in an int
ok 15 - We can return an int
ok 16 - plpir is an alias for plparrot
ok 17 - plpiru can return values
ok 18 - plparrotu can return values
ok 19 - Immutable works
ok 20 - Strict works
ok 21 - We can increment an int and return it
ok 22 - We can return an int
ok 23 - We can return void
ok 24 - We can return a float
ok 25 - We can add to a float and return it
ok 26 - We can pass a timestamp in
ok 27 - We can return a timestamp
ok 28 - We can pass a timestamptz in
ok 29 - We can return a timestamptz
ok 30 - We can pass a time in
ok 31 - We can return a time
ok 32 - PL/Parrot should be trusted
ok 33 - PL/PIR should be trusted