gitolite/t/rollback

#!/bin/bash

export TESTDIR=$PWD

cd
rm -rf gitolite-admin td
tar xf rollback.tar
mkdir td

scp -q $TESTDIR/rollback.server gitolite-test@localhost:rollback || { echo scp failed; exit 1; }
ssh gitolite-test@localhost ./rollback $GQT
finally, open up my secret test scripts... ...after getting rid of most of the hardcoding (though not all!) 2010-06-12 07:33:53 +02:00			`#!/bin/bash`

			`export TESTDIR=$PWD`

			`cd`
			`rm -rf gitolite-admin td`
			`tar xf rollback.tar`
			`mkdir td`

test suite: catch internal errors better ...so you don't have to look at all the output for any strangeness (also make rollback a little quieter) 2010-06-18 18:13:53 +02:00			`scp -q $TESTDIR/rollback.server gitolite-test@localhost:rollback \|\| { echo scp failed; exit 1; }`
gqt -- gitolite quick (re-)test sometimes I want to quickly test a few lines of change within the context of a currently-running/just-ran test, without doing the rollback etc. Here's how you do that now: - in your source tree, make the change and then run: cp -a src hooks contrib/adc /some/tmp/place - go to the tester userid and re-run your tests like so: GQT=/some/tmp/place ./test-driver.sh it'll rollback as normal then overwrite src and hooks from $GQT Also, there's now a "dbg" sub that can be used for quick printf-style debugging. 2010-07-20 09:09:06 +02:00			`ssh gitolite-test@localhost ./rollback $GQT`