Re: Standard way to run test target in specific port
El domingo 14 de mayo a las 13:25:00 CEST, Mathieu Arnold escribió: Le 14/05/2017 à 11:13, José G. Juanino a écrit : Hello FreeBSD ports! I am porting a backup software (bup backup), and the upstream Makefile has a "test" target. I find useful to make a port knob to allow run such test (disabled by default). What is the best way to accomplish that task? Is there any doc or "best practique" to watch for? You do: TEST_TARGET= test and then, you simply run: make test from the ports directory. Do not add options knobs for it. Thanks for your response, I will do so. Regards -- José G. Juanino signature.asc Description: PGP signature
Re: Standard way to run test target in specific port
Le 14/05/2017 à 11:13, José G. Juanino a écrit : > Hello FreeBSD ports! > > I am porting a backup software (bup backup), and the upstream Makefile > has a "test" target. I find useful to make a port knob to allow run > such test (disabled by default). What is the best way to accomplish > that task? Is there any doc or "best practique" to watch for? > You do: TEST_TARGET= test and then, you simply run: make test from the ports directory. Do not add options knobs for it. -- Mathieu Arnold signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: Standard way to run test target in specific port
El domingo 14 de mayo a las 11:13:25 CEST, José G. Juanino escribió:
Hello FreeBSD ports!
I am porting a backup software (bup backup), and the upstream Makefile
has a "test" target. I find useful to make a port knob to allow run
such test (disabled by default). What is the best way to accomplish
that task? Is there any doc or "best practique" to watch for?
I am thinking in write something like this:
RUNTEST_DESC= Run test suite # knob
.
.if ${PORT_OPTIONS:MRUNTEST}
post-build:
${GMAKE} ${MAKE_ARGS} -C ${WRKDIR}/${PORTNAME}-${PORTVERSION} test
.endif
But it seems very contrived and ugly.
You can find the full shar file in 219174 (with no test target
deployed).
Hi again, I will try to answer to myself ...
I have defined the "RUNTEST" knob in "OPTIONS_DEFINE" variable, and
after:
RUNTEST_VARS= TEST_TARGET=test
The last line enable the "do-test" target properly when the knob is set
(see bsd.port.mk system Makefile)
But I do not know how to invoke automatically that target when user just
run "make". Indeed I am thinking if really is a good idea to force the
execution of "make test" by mean of the knob ... In some other ports I
am seeing, this is enterelly optional.
Regards
--
José G. Juanino
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Standard way to run test target in specific port
Hello FreeBSD ports!
I am porting a backup software (bup backup), and the upstream Makefile
has a "test" target. I find useful to make a port knob to allow run such
test (disabled by default). What is the best way to accomplish that
task? Is there any doc or "best practique" to watch for?
I am thinking in write something like this:
RUNTEST_DESC= Run test suite # knob
.
.if ${PORT_OPTIONS:MRUNTEST}
post-build:
${GMAKE} ${MAKE_ARGS} -C ${WRKDIR}/${PORTNAME}-${PORTVERSION} test
.endif
But it seems very contrived and ugly.
You can find the full shar file in 219174 (with no test target
deployed).
Thanks for your help!
--
José G. Juanino
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