From d16e82d468eb0d5bb1e662ac4812c0ca6fc0fc64 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Yaroslav Date: Tue, 25 Feb 2020 14:47:03 +0300 Subject: reorganized repo to be easier to use with GNU stow; added script to stow --- .vim/contrib/run-tests-watch | 127 ------------------------------------------- 1 file changed, 127 deletions(-) delete mode 100755 .vim/contrib/run-tests-watch (limited to '.vim/contrib/run-tests-watch') diff --git a/.vim/contrib/run-tests-watch b/.vim/contrib/run-tests-watch deleted file mode 100755 index 11edbdf..0000000 --- a/.vim/contrib/run-tests-watch +++ /dev/null @@ -1,127 +0,0 @@ -#!/bin/sh -x -# -# Wrapper around inotifywait to run tests on file changes. -# If a test file changes, only this file is run (first), while the whole test -# suite is run afterwards (and initially). -# -# The recommended way to run it is via `make testwatch`, or `make testwatchx` -# (to exit on first failure). -# -# # Internal documentation: -# The default run command is "make %s" (where %s gets replaced with the test -# file(s)), and can be given as first argument. -# -# You can specify VADER_OPTIONS=-x to exit on the first test failure: -# VADER_OPTIONS=-x contrib/run-tests-watch -# or use the following: -# contrib/run-tests-watch 'make %s VADER_OPTIONS=-x' -# -# VADER_ARGS gets used to focus on a specific test file initially, until -# another test file gets changed. - -watch="autoload plugin tests" -echo "Watching: $watch" - -if [ -n "$1" ]; then - cmdpattern="$1" -else - cmdpattern="make %s VADER_OPTIONS='$VADER_OPTIONS'" -fi - -title() { - printf '\e]1;%s\a' "$*" - printf '\e]2;%s\a' "$*" -} - -status_file=$(mktemp) -handle_cmd_result() { - if [ "$1" = 0 ]; then - last_test_succeeded=1 - title "✔ $2" - if [ "${2#*${alltestsfile}*}" != "$2" ]; then - alltests_succeeded=1 - fi - else - last_test_succeeded=0 - title "✘ $2" - if [ "${2#*${alltestsfile}*}" != "$2" ]; then - alltests_succeeded=0 - fi - fi - echo "$last_test_succeeded $alltests_succeeded" > "$status_file" -} - -# Recursively kill childs - required to get out of a running pdb. -kill_with_childs() { - for p in $(pgrep -P "$1"); do - kill_with_childs "$p" - done - if kill -0 "$1" 2>/dev/null; then - kill "$1" || true - fi -} - -alltestsfile='tests/all.vader' -alltests_succeeded=0 -pid= -changed_files= -set -e -last_changed_testsfile="${VADER_ARGS:-$alltestsfile}" - -while true; do - testfiles="$last_changed_testsfile" - if [ -n "$changed_files" ]; then - # There was a previous run - echo "=================================================================" - echo "changed file: $changed_files" - - read -r last_test_succeeded alltests_succeeded < "$status_file" || alltests_succeeded=0 - - if [ "${changed_files#tests/}" != "$changed_files" ] \ - && [ "${changed_files#tests/include/}" = "$changed_files" ]; then - # A test file was changed (but not an include file). - last_changed_testsfile="$changed_files" - testfiles="$last_changed_testsfile" - - # Run full tests afterwards (if not successful before). - if [ "$testfiles" != "$alltestsfile" ] && [ "$alltests_succeeded" = 0 ]; then - testfiles="$testfiles $alltestsfile" - fi - - elif [ "$last_test_succeeded" = 1 ]; then - # Run all tests. - alltests_succeeded=0 - testfiles="$alltestsfile" - - if [ "${VADER_OPTIONS#*-x*}" != "$VADER_OPTIONS" ]; then - # Run tests matching the changed file first, e.g. tests/config.vader for - # autoload/neomake/config.vim. - test_file_for_changed_file="tests/${changed_files#autoload/neomake/}" - test_file_for_changed_file="${test_file_for_changed_file%.vim}.vader" - declare -p test_file_for_changed_file - if [ -f "$test_file_for_changed_file" ]; then - testfiles="$test_file_for_changed_file $testfiles" - fi - fi - fi - - if [ -n "$pid" ] && kill -0 "$pid" 2>/dev/null; then - echo 'Killing previous run…' - kill_with_childs "$pid" - fi - fi - - # shellcheck disable=SC2059 - cmd="$(printf "$cmdpattern" "$testfiles")" - echo "Running $cmd" - title "… $testfiles" - # shellcheck disable=SC2015 - (set +e; eval "$cmd"; handle_cmd_result "$?" "$testfiles")