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Vasilisa Sidorova commented on IGNITE-185:
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Ubuntu 14.04, Ignate Fabric Only Build #118 for ignite-185 branch (ver.
1.0.0-RC2-SNAPSHOT#20150305-sha1:0149a0d3):
Now all is works correctly. Thanks.
Windows 7, Ignate Fabric Only Build #114 for ignite-185 branch (ver.
1.0.0-RC2-SNAPSHOT#20150304-sha1:e9356ab0):
1) There is OK for input commands set from command line
2) There is problem with input commands set from file: the numbers and letters
which are answers are read as independent commands. Look at the command's
"ignitevisorcmd.bat -b=withExit" results in the file
"runVisorcmdWithFileResults". Input file "withExit" is also attached
> Batch mode for Visorcmd
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> Key: IGNITE-185
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IGNITE-185
> Project: Ignite
> Issue Type: Task
> Components: UI
> Affects Versions: sprint-1
> Reporter: Alexey Kuznetsov
> Assignee: Vasilisa Sidorova
> Fix For: sprint-2
>
>
> Batch mode for visorcmd allow to read commands from test file (one command
> per line), perform them, send output to STDOUT/STDERR and exit if end of text
> file has been reached.
> e.g. ./bin/ggvisorcmd -b path_to_batch_file
> For this case the output of visorcmd will be stored into the file and test
> scripts can compare content of this file against expected result.
> Expected troubles for implementing is requests of confirmation/parameters for
> some commands (e.g. "kill" - confirm to kill, "open" - set number of config
> file). But can be resolved by following ways:
> next line after such command contains text for request, e.g.
> open
> 14
> kill
> y
> after command inside brackets we put text for request
> open {14}
> kill
> {y}
> do not ask confirmation if visorcmd started in batch mode (but how to resolve
> commands like "open"?)
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