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Apr 27, 2023 — Apr 27, 2024
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added ability to handle negative monetary amounts. yes, i know that this doesn't make sense in the real world, but it allows us to handle subtracting money, which makes *lots* of sense in the real world :-)
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over 18 years ago
added the beginnings of a sample file that can be used as a basis for a ShUnit equivalent to the JUnit 'Test Infected' article (c.f. http://junit.sourceforge.net/doc/testinfected/testing.htm)
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over 18 years ago
fixed documenation
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over 18 years ago
uh, it doesn't belong to FedEx any longer -- DOH
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over 18 years ago
this makes generating the changelogs a little nicer
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over 18 years ago
released v1.3 to file download page
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over 18 years ago
the alternate css file wasn't being used anyway, and it was pretty unattractive
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over 18 years ago
switched to saving the screenshots themselves locally as the sourceforge screenshot page turns the transparent portions solid black thus uglifying them a good bit ... sigh
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over 18 years ago
added links for our latest test results as well as screenshots
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over 18 years ago
I can now ssh to 'openpower-linux1' from cf-shell.sourceforge.net where I wasn't able to do so last week. Don't know why that is so, but it is
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over 18 years ago
okay, NOW it will be quiet when run from a cron job ... sigh
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over 18 years ago
- added a 'quiet' command line option so that it will play a little nicer with cron (and I can stop deleting those annoying little messages from my inbox now that I'm certain that the thing runs correctly ;-) - fleshed out the manpage section - renamed USER variable to SF_USER to make it more explicit
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over 18 years ago
files aren't executable by default out of cvs, so you have to do that manually
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over 18 years ago
whoops, gotta do a better job of keeping cronjob and test_in_compile_farm files in sync
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over 18 years ago
The tests that fail intentionally now report as having succeeded so that the numbers add up at the bottom again
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over 18 years ago
A-z is not a valid regexp range, and you musn't just go around sticking dashes in anywhere you'd like either
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over 18 years ago
now properly cleans up behind itself so that it doesn't leave files and directories laying around every time you run it. also no longer tries to write to either the /home/bobby or /tmp directories
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over 18 years ago
solaris tail command doesn't accept the '-n' argument apparently, so switched to expr command, which seems to have fewer portability issues anyway
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over 18 years ago
Bourne shell on solaris doesn't like `set -- ${var}` when var is empty. Don't know why, but it doesn't
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over 18 years ago
adjusted formatting so that it looks better on the website (http://shunit.sourceforge.net/nightly-build.php)
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over 18 years ago
using the inherit function allows us to run shUnitPlusTest from anywhere in the directory tree
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over 18 years ago
now runs shUnitPlusTest as well
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over 18 years ago
ported to *bsd ... their version of expr doesn't take the match keyword, so you have to use the older form instead
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over 18 years ago
Ported to bourne shell running on solaris systems - removed 'local' variable declarations as it's not supported on solaris - solaris bourne doesn't allow you to unset IFS, therefore have to do the saving and resetting manually * added in an additional failing test in TestIntentionalFailure just to be sure that the IFS was happening correctly - solaris 'wc' command indents the output, so had to strip that off
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over 18 years ago
whoops, A-z doesn't make much sense as a regexp range when you think about it :-}
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over 18 years ago
CVS in the compile farm is on a 5 hour delay, so will instead need to export locally and push to the compile farm in order to get what just got checked in (think cruisecontrol)
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over 18 years ago
Sourceforge places a number of limitations on it's compile farm, one of which is that it doesn't allow access to the project web sites via scp from the compile farm shell server. Therefore, it's not possible to have a cron job running on the compile farm that would be able to post it's results to the project's website after each build. Instead, we'll need to have some other machine that can run a separate cron job (the aptly named 'cronjob' script) that will uses ssh to kick off the regression build on the compile farm, copy the results back to the local server, and then push them out to the project website. I split the 'nightlyBuild' script in two for this purpose.
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over 18 years ago
included stuff to display the results of the nightly build properly
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over 18 years ago
got a working script that will run shUnitTest on each host in the compile farm that I can reach from the cf-shell.sourceforge.net server
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over 18 years ago
the bourne shell is located in different locations from one host to another in the sourceforge compile farm; therefore, we'll have to rely upon the 'env' command to find it for us
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over 18 years ago
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