Configurable Cloud VM is a small command line tool for automatically creating development and demo environments for complex projects. The tool sets up these development environments inside a virtual machine which it automatically creates on the user’s host computer. This avoids polluting the user’s host machine with components from the chosen development environment and provides a clean, predictable and repeatable environment in which this development environment can run.
The random shuffle algorithm used by the name generator was buggy.
It swapped N pairs of randomly selected names, where N is the total
number of names. What it should have been doing was swapping each
name with a randomly chosen name. This makes it much more likely
that each name will be moved from its original position in the
slice of possible names. There should be fewer alarmed-agravains
from now on.
Coverage increased (+0.01%) to 68.241% when pulling e2a455c2fcdd00324ddd494ff4d1bff4b989005d on markdryan:fix-shuffle into 580e0afd42ae1bb67f2bd00d597dd7064bf80c6f on intel:master.
coveralls
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6 years ago
The random shuffle algorithm used by the name generator was buggy. It swapped N pairs of randomly selected names, where N is the total number of names. What it should have been doing was swapping each name with a randomly chosen name. This makes it much more likely that each name will be moved from its original position in the slice of possible names. There should be fewer alarmed-agravains from now on.
Signed-off-by: Mark Ryan mark.d.ryan@intel.com