On Mon, 25 Sep 2006, Dan Steinicke wrote:
To aid in our on going efforts to improve the functional tests I have been
ask to collect the methods people are currently using to run them.
Could everyone who runs functional tests please reply to this email with a
brief explanation of how you run the tests.
For myself I usually run from the console like this:
debug/RunChandler -ceT --catch=test
or occasionally tools/do_tests.sh -f
or from wing by setting chandler.py as the main debug file and using the run
arguments: -cT --catch=never
I usually use this for functional tests:
rc -c -P test_profile --scriptFile=tools/cats/Functional/FunctionalTestSuite.py
--chandlerTestLogfile=foo.log
For unit tests, I use rp <test file> or hh -u which expands into:
$CHANDLERHOME/tools/do_tests.sh -u
rc expands into:
$CHANDLERBIN/release/RunChandler -P . -L ~/osaf/logging.conf -e --catch never
and rp expands into:
$CHANDLERBIN/release/RunPython
Andi..
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