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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# nbdkit
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# SUCH DAMAGE.

# Check that shell script tests generally use:
#
#   source ./functions.sh
#   set -e
#   set -x
#   set -u
#
# But you're allowed to comment out the set directives if they don't
# apply to the test.

source ./functions.sh
set -e
#set -x
set -u

# Try to get a list of tests written in shell script.  A good
# approximation is to see which ones include 'functions.sh'.
tests="$( grep -l functions.sh $srcdir/test-*.sh )"

errors=0

for t in $tests; do
    echo checking $t ...
    if ! grep -Fsq -- "source ./functions.sh" $t ; then
        echo "error: $t: test does not use 'source ./functions.sh'"
        ((errors++)) ||:
    fi
    if ! grep -Fsq -- "set -e" $t ||
       ! grep -Fsq -- "set -x" $t ||
       ! grep -Fsq -- "set -u" $t ; then
        echo "error: $t: test does not contain standard options set -e, set -x and set -u"
        ((errors++)) ||:
    fi
done

if [ "$errors" -ge 1 ]; then exit 1; fi