| #!/bin/bash |
| |
| # Simple shell file that runs the regression tests and displays output only |
| # if tests fail. You can run the entire test yourself by executing this file: |
| # ./buildtest |
| # This takes a long time to run. |
| |
| # Note: To only run tests on the annotations projects, |
| # instead of executing this script, run: |
| # ant test-all-annotations |
| # This will create a new directory, build-current-<today's date>, in the |
| # present directory, and will checkout, build and test all the annotations |
| # projects in that directory. To run those tests locally, pass in your |
| # working directory to Ant as follows: |
| # ant -Dbuilddir=$HOME/research/types test-all-annotations |
| |
| |
| # Remove last night's results. |
| rm -rf reports |
| rm -rf build-current* |
| mkdir reports |
| |
| ant checkout-all 2>&1 > checkout-all.log |
| ant build-all 2>&1 > build-all.log |
| |
| # Each of the following four commands places the results in the reports folder, |
| # The TestWrapper reads them and outputs any that have errors. |
| ant test-asmx 2>&1 > test-asmx.log |
| ant test-annotation-scene-lib 2>&1 > test-annotation-scene-lib.log |
| ant test-annotator 2>&1 > test-annotator.log |
| |
| # TestWrapper examines all reports and only displays those files that contain |
| # failing test cases. |
| # This effectively makes cron send email, since cron sends email only if |
| # the script produces output. |
| javac TestWrapper.java |
| java TestWrapper reports/* |
| |
| # The .log files aren't part of the tests, so don't put them in reports |
| # until all the tests have been analyzed. |
| mv *.log reports |
