scripted_tests.cfg #2

# Test Data File for Scripted Tests.
#
# Each test is a one-line entry of the form:
#
# <TestScript>|<ExitCode>|[<Host>:]<TestLog>|<ExpectedStringRegex>|<Comments>
# 
# Where:
# <TestScript> is a script to call. It can setup arbitrarily sophisticated
# tests. The script should accept a single parameter, a numeric TestID, and display
# "Test $TestID" in the output.  The value of TestScript should be of the form
# test_script-<TestDesc>.sh, where <TestDesc> should contain letters, numbers, and
# underscores, but not dash characters, e.g. test_script-recover_correct_ckp.sh.
#
# The <TestScript> value can also be the special value 'no_script', meaning that no
# test script is executed. This allows additional checks in logs to be done based
# on the execution of the most recent executed test.
#
# <ExitCode> is the expected exit code, which must be a whole number (integer 0 or
# greater). If the actual test exist code is not match, the test is deemed to have
# failed.  A special value of 'U' meaning Undefined can be supplied rather than a
# whole number to indicate that any exit code is accepted.  (The test may still fail
# depending on the <Output> checks).
#
# If <TestScript> is set to 'no_script', the exit code is ignored, so fill a '-'
# in for the <ExitCode> field.
#
# <TestLog> Specify the absolute path to the log containing the expected string,
# or the special value 'output' to scan the output of the command rather than
# a log file. The <TestLost> can also be of the form <Host>:<Log> to indicate
# the expected string should be checked on the specified host. For example,
# a value of syd-helix-04:/p4/1/logs/recreate_offline_db.og will check that
# log on the syd-helix-04 host.
#
# The special value 'output' cannot be used if TestScript is set to 'no_script'.
#
# <ExpectedStringRegex> is a string of text expected of the executed command in
# either the output or a given logfile. The string can be a regular expression.
#
# <Comments> are short comments for the human reviewer of the test, describing what
# is expected in the output, what is being tested, etc.

test_script-recover_correct_ckp_1.sh|0|/p4/1/logs/checkpoint.log|^Recovering from /p4/1/checkpoints/p4_1.ckp.*.gz|Serial checkpoint on commit.
no_script|-|/p4/1/logs/checkpoint.log|^End p4_1 Checkpoint|Checkpoint OK