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#!/bin/sh
set -eu
if test "$#" -lt 2; then
cat >>/dev/stderr <<EOF
Usage:
$0 <rutdir> <resultsdir> ...
Use <rutdir> to update the .json files under the <test-run-dir>
directories (where <test-run-dir> contains the results from a full
test run).
Because this script needs to modify the contents of <rutdir> (for
instance to examine (checkout) the commit used to generate a test
run), it requires access to a dedicated repository.
The test output under <resultsdir> is left unchanged.
For convenience, if <test-run-dir> is a file (for instance,
<test-run-dir>/results.json) then the file is stripped off).
EOF
exit 1
fi
bindir=$(cd $(dirname $0) && pwd)
utilsdir=$(cd ${bindir}/../utils && pwd)
makedir=$(cd ${bindir}/../.. && pwd)
rutdir=$(cd $1 && pwd) ; shift
branch=$(${bindir}/gime-git-branch.sh ${rutdir})
remote=$(git -C ${rutdir} config --get branch.${branch}.remote)
echo
echo Rebuilding: "$@"
echo
# Make certain that the repository has all the latest changes.
echo Updating repo ${rutdir}
git -C ${rutdir} checkout ${branch}
git -C ${rutdir} fetch ${remote}
git -C ${rutdir} rebase ${remote}
for resultsdir in "$@" ; do
echo ""
echo "Rebuilding: ${resultsdir}"
echo ""
# for convenience, turn a file into the directory containing the
# file
if test -f ${resultsdir} ; then
resultsdir=$(dirname ${resultsdir})
# will be validated below
fi
# validate
if test ! -d "${resultsdir}" ; then
echo "skipping ${resultsdir}: not a directory"
continue
fi
# determine the version
gitrev=$(${bindir}/gime-git-rev.sh $(basename $(cd ${resultsdir} ; pwd)))
if test -z "${gitrev}" ; then
echo "skipping ${d}: no git revision in directory name"
continue
fi
echo "Revert to revision ${gitrev}"
git -C ${rutdir} reset --hard ${gitrev}
# the test list can be missing, and kvmresults works better when
# it is present.
if test ! -r ${resultsdir}/TESTLIST ; then
cp ${rutdir}/testing/pluto/TESTLIST ${resultsdir}
fi
echo "Rebuilding results and summary"
(
set -x
${utilsdir}/kvmresults.py \
--exit-ok \
--test-kind '' \
--test-status '' \
--publish-results ${resultsdir} \
--testing-directory ${rutdir}/testing \
${resultsdir}
)
echo "Switching bach to HEAD"
git -C ${rutdir} merge --quiet --ff-only
done
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