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Short Story:
**************************************************************************
1. Create top level directory structure - See APPENDIX 1.
2. Checkout Derby to ${DERBYDIR} - preferably NOT the very latest version
since we want to use ${TOOLDIR}/updateDerby to create version info for reports.
2. Copy and modify env.sh, testenv.sh from tools/testing/reporting/TEMPLATES/ to ${DERBYDIR}.
Copy and modify index.html, index.shtml from tools/testing/reporting/TEMPLATES/ to ${DERBYDIR}/../
3. ${TOOLDIR}/initDERBYDIR
4. ${TOOLDIR}/updateDerby [revision]
5. ${TOOLDIR}/buildDerby "[MKBUILDZIP]" [antpropertyFile]
6. Create ${DERBYDIR}/testing/builds/baseline.size from ${DERBYDIR}/testing/builds/<revision>.size
7. Edit ${DERBYDIR}/testing/testhostlist
8. ${TOOLDIR}/testDerby ${DERBYDIR}/testing/testhostlist
8. touch ${DERBYDIR}/testing/testlog/${PLATFORM}/externallyVisible for platforms that should be
visible in public reports.
9. ${TOOLDIR}/createBaselineFiles <revision>
10. ${TOOLDIR}/mkAllDerbyTestInfo
Optional: ${TOOLDIR}/mkAllDerbyTestInfo.public
Optional: ${TOOLDIR}/mkAllPlotDataAndPlots [INIT] # Use INIT when new baselines created.
After having established the sandbox and report structure you will normally do
4., 5., 8. and 10.
${TOOLDIR}/updateBuildTestDerby "[MKBUILDZIP]" "[revision]" [antpropertyfile] executes 4, 5 and 8.
Long Story
****************************************************************************
The scripts assume Derby is checked out to
a directory ${DERBYDIR}
such that we will have e.g.
DERBYDIR=${HOME}/Apache/Derby
BRANCH_DIR=trunk
derby_source=${DERBYDIR}/${BRANCH_DIR}
or
DERBYDIR=${HOME}/Apache/Derby-10.1
BRANCH_DIR=10.1
derby_source=${DERBYDIR}/${BRANCH_DIR}
The directory structure I have below ${DERBYDIR} is shown in APPENDIX 1..
In ${DERBYDIR}/ I have env.sh and testenv.sh which is sourced to
set up the environment for update and build(env.sh) and testing(testenv.sh).
Templates which can be copied to ${DERBYDIR}/ and modified to suite your
environment are found in ${derby_source}/tools/testing/reporting/TEMPLATES/.
The scripts are in TOOLDIR=${DERBYDIR}/${BRANCH_DIR}/tools/testing/reporting/scripts
Templates for env.sh and testenv.sh are in
TEMPLATEDIR=${DERBYDIR}/${BRANCH_DIR}/tools/testing/reporting/TEMPLATES
Main scripts
************
1. ${TOOLDIR}/updateDerby [revision] (Do '. ./env.sh' first)
==================================
cd's to 'derby_source=${DERBYDIR}/${BRANCH_DIR}' as defined
in env.sh.
Does 'svn update'.
Creates/adds to testing/revisionlist.
Creates testing/UpdateInfo/<revision>.txt
Updates status files(updateOK, update.out) in UpdateLog.
Creates directory UpdateLog/<revision>/ with status info.
used in test reports.
2. ${TOOLDIR}/buildDerby "[MKBUILDZIP]" "[antpropertyFile]" (Do '. ./env.sh' first)
=================================
cd's to 'derby_source=${DERBYDIR}/${BRANCH_DIR}' as defined
in env.sh.
If UpdateLog/updateOK was not created because svn update in 1.
was not done, build is not attempted.
If build is successful BuildLog/buildOK is created. Creates
BuildLog/<revision>/ with info used in test reports.
After the first successful build you should copy ${DERBYDIR}/testing/builds/<revision>.size
to ${DERBYDIR}/testing/builds/baseline.size and edit it to the format for the
baseline.size file shown in this example: # FIXME: create a script...
# 474376
# My.first.build
derby.jar 2257078
derbynet.jar 186619
derbyclient.jar 375758
derbytools.jar 157327
derbyrun.jar 11771
derbyTesting.jar 5563839
Or you might want to use data for some other build...
3. ${TOOLDIR}/testDerby ${HOSTLISTFILE} (Do . ./testenv.sh first)
====================================
Will exit if UpdateLog/updateOK is not found.
${HOSTLISTFILE} (Usually ${DERBYDIR}/testing/testhostlist) must
contain the list of machines where tests should be run.
Assumes ${DERBYDIR} is accessible on all hosts.
Uses rsh (or ssh if you choose so) to connect to the hosts
and run "${TOOLDIR}/startDerbyTests ${DERBYDIR}.
If you just want to run the tests on the build host, remove
the loop over machines and run startDerbyTests locally.
${TOOLDIR}/startDerbyTests executes
${TOOLDIR}/runAllTests using ${DERBYDIR}/testing/testlist which
lists the Derby testsuites to be run (one testsuite name per line).
Tests are executed in TESTEXECUTIONDIR: e.g.
TESTEXECUTIONDIR="/export/home/tmp/${USER}/testingDerby<platform>/"
defined in testenv.sh.
Test results are reported in ${DERBYDIR}/testing/testlog/<platform>/.
${DERBYDIR}/testing/testlog/ MUST exist.
A zip file containing the ${DERBYDIR}/testing/testlog/<platform>/ is # FIXME FIXME
also included in ${DERBYDIR}/testing/testlog/<platform>/. Files
matching exceptions listed in ${DERBYDIR}/testing/ExcludeFromZip
are NOT included. I use the following exception:
**.dat
**.ctrl
**Tester*.out
${TOOLDIR}/updateBuildTestDerby "[MKBUILDZIP]" "[revision]" [antpropertyfile]
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
executes 1, 2 and 3.
4. Creating web presentations
==========================
Important: cd to ${DERBYDIR} and do '. ./env.sh'.
Execute '${TOOLDIR}/createBaselineFiles <revision>' to
create a baseline for testsuite execution times for all platforms.
Or '${TOOLDIR}/createBaselineFilesOnePlatform <revision> <platform>'
to create a baseline for one specific platform. (<platform>/Directory name as found in
${DERBYDIR}/testing/testlog/).
To make data for a platform publicly visible do
'touch ${DERBYDIR}/testing/testlog/${PLATFORM}/externallyVisible'.
The web pages are created by the scripts (check for parameters!)
${TOOLDIR}/testSummariesDerby <revision> [details] :
builds a page for platforms/testsuites.
${TOOLDIR}/mkAllDerbyTestInfo
${TOOLDIR}/mkAllDerbyTestInfo.public :
builds pages for current, previous and 2 newest numbered revisions :
${TOOLDIR}/testSummariesDerby ${LATESTREVISION}
${TOOLDIR}/testSummariesDerby ${PREVIOUSREVISION}
${TOOLDIR}/testSummariesDerby current
${TOOLDIR}/testSummariesDerby previous
builds pages for revisions/testsuites :
(${TOOLDIR}/testHistoriesDerby)
builds pages for platforms/revisions :
(${TOOLDIR}/testPlatformsDerby)
builds top level presentation page :
(${TOOLDIR}/mkDerbyTestIndex)
'mkAllDerbyTestInfo' and 'mkAllDerbyTestInfo.public' creates index/top level pages for a
limited number of tests over revisions. To create a complete index over *all*
tests where test results have been collected do
'${TOOLDIR}/mkDerbyTestIndex_all details' and '${TOOLDIR}/mkDerbyTestIndex_all'.
The index/top level pages contain a link to these labeled "See full history here!".
With the parameter 'details', pages are created in ${DERBYDIR}/testing/Full/,
without the parameter 'details', pages are created in ${DERBYDIR}/testing/Limited/.
4.1 Creating test suite duration plots
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Duration plots are only visible on "Full" pages. Do
'${TOOLDIR}/mkAllPlotDataAndPlots [INIT]', using 'INIT' the first time and
after baseline files have been modified.
NB. Requires gnuplot!
4.2 Adding new platforms
++++++++++++++++++++
Assuming test runs have been completed for the new platforms:
4.2.1 Create baseline files
---------------------
'cd ${DERBYDIR};. ./env.sh;. ./testenv.sh'.
For each of the newly added platforms do
'${TOOLDIR}/createBaselineFilesOnePlatform ${REVISION} ${PLATFORM}'.
Remember to do '${TOOLDIR}/mkAllPlotDataAndPlots INIT' to reestablish
all plots using the new baseline.
4.2.2 Present results on "Limited" pages
--------------------------
To show results for the newly added platforms in "Limited" pages create
the file externallyVisible in
${DERBYDIR}/testing/testlog/${PLATFORM}/.
E.g. 'touch ${DERBYDIR}/testing/testlog/${PLATFORM}/externallyVisible'.
4.3 Adding revision specific Notes to index pages
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
If you want to display notes on a revision add a <revision number>.txt file
to ${DERBYDIR}/testing/Notes/.
HTML formatting is accepted.
The note is also displayed in the 'testSummary-<revision number>.html' file.
==============================
OBSERVE: All commands sending mail for update, build and test status are
commented out and must be explicitly enabled!
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
#####################
OBSERVE: All commands using scp or ssh to copy or manipulate information
on the external publishing web host are commented out and must be explicitly
enabled!
FIXME: Will be removed alltogether: Use e.g. 'rsync' instead for publishing.
#####################
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
APPENDIX 1.
==========
${DERBYDIR} structure:
BuildLog/
...
474376/
...
474695/
buildDetails
buildInfo
buildInfo.err
info
localChanges
sysinfo.err
sysinfo.txt
buildOK
currentSysInfo.txt
lastBuildInfo
FailReports/
...
474376.html
...
474695.html
Failures -> trunk/tools/testing/reporting/Failures
TestRunLogs/
hostA.err
hostA.log
....
hostN.err
nostN.log
UpdateInfo/
...
474376.txt
...
474695.txt
LatestUpdateRevision.txt
UpdateLog/
...
474376/
...
474695/
UpdateTime
status-u.err
status-u.out
svn--version
update.err
update.out
update.out
updateOK
builds/
...
474376.size
...
474695.size
baseline.size
env.sh
summary-full.txt
summary.txt
testenv.sh
testing/
ExcludeFromZip
Full/
Limited/
Notes/
ReadyToStartOnCygWin
UpdateInfo -> ../UpdateInfo
builds -> ../builds
revisionlist
showtestlist -> testlist
testhostlist
testlist
testlog/
...
Linux-2.6.9-34.ELsmp_x86_64-x86_64/
SunOS-5.10_i86pc-i386/
SunOS-5.10_sun4u-sparc/
...
474664.zip
474695-cpu_mem
474695-system
474695.csv
474695.javainfo
474695.txt
...
baseline.csv
current.csv
externallyVisible
previous.csv
suiteStart.txt
...
trunk/ # or 10.1 or ....
...
...
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