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#!/bin/bash
set -e
$PREPARE_CLEAN > /dev/null
$INCLUDE_FUNCS
cd $WC
logfile=$LOGDIR/048.log
# Test warning messages
if ! $BINdflt -Wunknown-warning-string-346246262=ignore st > $logfile 2>&1
then
$SUCCESS "unknown warnings are rejected"
else
$ERROR "unknown warnings are NOT rejected!"
fi
if ! $BINdflt -Wmeta-user=UNKNOWN-action st > $logfile 2>&1
then
$SUCCESS "unknown warning actions are rejected"
else
$ERROR "unknown warning actions are NOT rejected!"
fi
if FSVS_WARNING="meta-user=ignore unknown-warning=ignore" $BINdflt st > $logfile 2>&1
then
$ERROR "FSVS_WARNING not used?"
else
$SUCCESS "FSVS_WARNING seems to be used"
fi
if [[ 1$opt_DEBUG == 11 ]]
then
# We need a sub-shell, as we expect an error returned and have to remove
# the error trap.
# Simply remembering the error trap doesn't work here; bash doesn't
# print the needed " in "trap -p ERR".
# There's no easy way to return values from the sub-shell; but
# as the complete output of fsvs is written to a file we simply
# take STDOUT as the error code.
el=$(
trap '' ERR ;
set +e ;
$BINdflt -W_test-warning=stop > $logfile 2>&1 ;
echo $?
)
if [[ $el -ne 0 && `grep WARNING: $logfile` ]]
then
$SUCCESS "test-warning can stop fsvs"
else
$ERROR "Doesn't break for test-warning!"
fi
$BINdflt -W_test-warning=once st > $logfile 2>&1
el=$?
if [[ $el -eq 0 && `grep test-warning $logfile` ]]
then
$SUCCESS "test-warning can be set to non-fatal"
else
$ERROR "non-fatal test-warning failed"
fi
FSVS_WARNING=_test-warning=once $BINdflt st > $logfile 2>&1
el=$?
if [[ $el -eq 0 && `grep test-warning $logfile` ]]
then
$SUCCESS "FSVS_WARNING used"
else
$ERROR "FSVS_WARNING not parsed?"
fi
# Check whether the config file is respected
echo 'warning=_test-warning=stop' > $FSVS_CONF/config
if $BINdflt -d st > $logfile 2>&1
then
$ERROR "Warning levels NOT read from config file."
else
$SUCCESS "Warning levels read from config"
fi
if $BINdflt -W_test-warning=ignore st > $logfile 2>&1
then
$SUCCESS "Commandline overrides config file."
else
$ERROR "Commandline does NOT override config file."
fi
echo '' > $FSVS_CONF/config
else
$INFO "Cannot test test-warning for non-debug builds."
fi
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