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Khem Raj
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Using a string search for Fail is not going to work always e.g. when all tests are passing it still prints a summary string with string "Fail" in it which points to 0, however the logic here catches that and counts it as 1 failure and marks the return value as 1 and ptest runner interprets that as failure Pass the return value from unit.test which should be 0 on all passes or non zero otherwise. Signed-off-by: Khem Raj <raj.khem@gmail.com>
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27 lines
609 B
Bash
#!/bin/sh
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echo "############ Running Wolfssl Ptest ##########"
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log_file=ptest.log
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temp_dir=$(mktemp -d /tmp/wolfss_temp.XXXXXX)
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echo "Wolfssl ptest logs are stored in ${temp_dir}/${log_file}"
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./test/unit.test > "$temp_dir/$log_file" 2>&1
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ret=$?
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echo "Test script returned: $ret"
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MAGIC_SENTENCE=$(grep "unit_test: Success for all configured tests." $temp_dir/$log_file)
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if [ -n "$MAGIC_SENTENCE" ]; then
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echo "$MAGIC_SENTENCE"
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echo "PASS: Wolfssl"
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else
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echo "#### Issue with at least one test !####"
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echo "FAIL: Wolfssl"
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fi
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NUM_FAILS=$(grep -c "Failed" $temp_dir/$log_file)
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exit $ret
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