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braddr / d-tester

Automated testing for github projects.
http://d.puremagic.com/test-results/
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test dmd at last #47

Closed MartinNowak closed 9 years ago

MartinNowak commented 9 years ago
braddr commented 9 years ago

The test order is determined by the server, and matches the order of the build which comes from the order of repositories. That code is purely for testing the test-driver.

Additionally, most pull requests either pass completely (executing all tests) or fail at the merge step (which is super quick). Few fail the actual code under test. Rearranging this has little impact on total test throughput.

MartinNowak commented 9 years ago

The test order is determined by the server, and matches the order of the build which comes from the order of repositories. That code is purely for testing the test-driver.

I know, but the driver-v5.sh doesn't seem to match the API code, are they out of sync?

The local script doesn't work, because the arguments are wrong, see https://github.com/MartinNowak/d-tester/commit/5c03d7b6246d62ec63ac4e1d7becbf5a2ed99286. Also detectos would returns Linux_64 for me, which is an invalid OS according to setup_env.sh. What versions of the scripts are you actually running?

braddr commented 9 years ago

The client lives in the at-client repo. The server has lots of unpunished changes, but little if any changes in the app, if I remember right. Not in a position to check right now.

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The test order is determined by the server, and matches the order of the build which comes from the order of repositories. That code is purely for testing the test-driver.

I know, but the driver-v5.sh doesn't seem to match the API code, are they out of sync?

The local script doesn't work, because the arguments are wrong, see MartinNowak@5c03d7b. Also detectos would returns Linux_64 for me, which is an invalid OS according to setup_env.sh. What versions of the scripts are you actually running?

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braddr commented 9 years ago

I just pushed the server side code changes that have been accumulating for a long time to github, so they should reflect what's running in production.

MartinNowak commented 9 years ago

Thanks, that clarifies how things work ;).