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#
# src/test/testconfig.py -- configuration for local and remote unit tests
#
config = {
#
# 1) *** LOCAL CONFIGURATION ***
#
# The first part of the file tells the test framework
# which file system locations are to be used for local testing.
#
#
# Set logging level. Possible values:
# 0 - silent (only error messages)
# 1 - normal (above + SETUP + START + DONE + PASS + SKIP messages)
# 2 - verbose (above + stdout from test binaries)
#
'unittest_log_level': 1,
#
# For tests that require true persistent memory, set the path to
# a directory on a PMEM-aware file system here.
# Uncomment this line if there's an actual persistent memory
# available on your system.
#
'pmem_fs_dir': '/tmp',
#
# For tests that require true a non-persitent memory aware file system
# (i.e. to verify something works on traditional page-cache based
# memory-mapped files) set the path to a directory
# on a normal file system here.
#
# 'non_pmem_fs_dir': '/tmp',
#
# To display execution time of each test
#
'tm': True,
#
# Overwrite default test type:
# check, short, medium, long, all
# where: check = short + medium; all = short + medium + long
#
'test_type': 'check',
#
# Set build type to be run:
# debug, release, static-debug, static-release, all
#
'build': ['debug', 'release'],
#
# Set filesystem type to be run:
# pmem, non-pmem, any, none, all (default)
#
'fs': 'all',
#
# If keep_going is set to True, execution continues despite test failures.
#
'keep_going': True,
#
# Set timeout
# (floating point number with an optional suffix: 's' for seconds,
# 'm' for minutes, 'h' for hours or 'd' for days)
#
'timeout': '30m',
#
# If you don't have real PMEM or PMEM emulation set up and/or the
# filesystem does not support MAP_SYNC flag, but still want to test PMEM
# codepaths set fs_dir_force_pmem to 1 or 2. It will set PMEM_IS_PMEM_FORCE
# to 1 for tests that require pmem.
#
# Setting this flag to 1, if the PMEM_FS_DIR filesystem supports MAP_SYNC
# will cause an error. This flag cannot be used with filesystems which
# support MAP_SYNC because it would prevent from testing the target
# PMEM codepaths. If you want to ignore this error set the value to 2.
#
'fs_dir_force_pmem': 1,
#
# In case of test fail all log files will be written. You can specify how
# many lines should be written by setting this variable. If 'dump_lines' is
# not set default value is 30.
#
'dump_lines': 30,
# Forcibly run tests with selected Valgrind tool, unless the test
# explicitly disables it.
# Possible values: None (do not force), 'memcheck',
# 'pmemcheck', 'drd', 'helgrind'
#
'force_enable': None,
# For tests that require raw dax devices without a file system, add paths to
# those devices to the list 'device_dax_path'. For most tests one device
# is enough, but some might require more
#
'device_dax_path' : [],
'cacheline_fs_dir': '/tmp',
'force_cacheline': True,
'granularity': 'cacheline',
'fail_on_skip': False,
'enable_admin_tests': False,
}
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