Daniel,
Thank you for the feedback. Unfortunately, that command line doesn't
look normal: ./kewpie.py --suite=slave [--mode=dtr] should be
sufficient : ( DTR should be the default mode, making that option
unnecessary and we should know what suite dir to use based on just the name.
I've been sketching out some updates to kepwie that I'm going to be
working on and will make sure these issues are corrected this week.
Setting up a slave via dtr is still a bit clunky, but I will make it a
point to pay my debts on documentation - your questions give me a good
starting point : ) Will get those in work asap.
Thanks,
Patrick
On 04/29/2012 11:28 AM, Daniel Nichter wrote:
Patrick,
I've started learning kewpie but I've had to figure it out by trial and error.
Ultimately I found that this works:
tests$ ./kewpie/kewpie.py --suite
/Users/daniel/dev/drizzle/trunk/plugin/slave/tests/ --mode dtr --testdir=$PWD
All those options are required, else kewpie doesn't find tests. Is this
command line normal?
Also, there seems to be no documentation for how to setup a slave or what the conventions
are. slave/tests/t/master.cnf seems to create a slave, which is confusing given that the
file is called "master.cnf". Also, that file uses $MASTER_SERVER_SLAVE_CONFIG
which isn't documented.
Please document for us how to use kewpie to test Drizzle plugins? :-)
Thanks!
-Daniel
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