ceph/src/test/run-cli-tests

   1 #!/bin/sh
   2 set -e
   3
   4 if ! command -v virtualenv >/dev/null; then
   5     echo "$0: virtualenv not installed, skipping python-using tests." 1>&2
   6     exit 1
   7 fi
   8
   9 SRCDIR="$(dirname "$0")"
  10
  11 # build directory, if different, can be passed as an argument;
  12 # it is expected to point to the equivalent subdirectory of the
  13 # tree as where this script is stored
  14 BUILDDIR="$SRCDIR"
  15 case "$1" in
  16     ''|-*)
  17         # not set or looks like a flag to cram
  18         ;;
  19     *)
  20         # looks like the builddir
  21         BUILDDIR="$1"
  22         shift
  23         ;;
  24 esac
  25
  26 VENV="$BUILDDIR/virtualenv"
  27 CRAM_BIN="$VENV/bin/cram"
  28 if [ ! -e "$CRAM_BIN" ]; then
  29     # With "make distcheck", the source directory must be read-only. I
  30     # patched cram to support that. See upstream ticket at
  31     # https://bitbucket.org/brodie/cram/issue/9/allow-read-only-directories-for-t
  32     # -- tv@inktank.com
  33     virtualenv "$VENV" && $VENV/bin/pip --log "$VENV"/log.txt install "$SRCDIR/downloads/cram-0.5.0ceph.2011-01-14.tar.gz"
  34 fi
  35
  36 SRCDIR_ABS="$(readlink -f "$SRCDIR")"
  37 BUILDDIR_ABS="$(readlink -f "$BUILDDIR")"
  38 FAKE_HOME="$BUILDDIR_ABS/fake_home"
  39 mkdir -p "$FAKE_HOME"
  40
  41 # cram doesn't like seeing the same foo.t basename twice on the same
  42 # run, so run it once per directory
  43 FAILED=0
  44 FAILEDTOOLS=""
  45 for tool in "$SRCDIR"/cli/*; do
  46     toolname="$(basename "$tool")"
  47     install -d -m0755 -- "$BUILDDIR/cli/$toolname"
  48     if ! env -i \
  49         PATH="$BUILDDIR_ABS/..:$SRCDIR_ABS/..:$PATH" \
  50         CEPH_CONF=/dev/null \
  51         CCACHE_DIR="$CCACHE_DIR" \
  52         CC="$CC" \
  53         CXX="$CXX" \
  54         HOME="$FAKE_HOME" \
  55         "$SRCDIR/run-cli-tests-maybe-unset-ccache" \
  56         "$CRAM_BIN" -v "$@"  --error-dir="$BUILDDIR/cli/$toolname" -- "$tool"/*.t
  57     then
  58         FAILED=1
  59         FAILEDTOOLS="$FAILEDTOOLS $toolname"
  60     fi
  61 done
  62
  63 if [ $FAILED -eq 1 ]; then
  64     echo "Tests that failed: $FAILEDTOOLS"
  65 fi
  66
  67 exit "$FAILED"