#!/bin/bash
set -u
 
declare TestHome=/p4/sdp/test/bsw
 
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Usage:
# To see a list of test groups:
# ./r ls
#
# To run any single test group, specify the test group name (as displayed by
# ./r ls).  For example, to run the Usage test group, do:
# ./r Usage
#
# To run all tests groups, do:
# ./r
 
declare TestGroup=
 
if [[ "${1:-}" ]]; then
   case "$1" in
      ls|list)
         grep -Ev '^$|^\s|^#' cli_tests.cfg |cut -d'|' -f1|uniq
         exit 2
      ;;
      *)
         TestGroup="$1"
      ;;
   esac
fi
 
cd "$TestHome" || { echo -e "\\nError: Could not do: cd $TestHome"; exit 1; }
 
if [[ -n "$TestGroup" ]]; then
   "$TestHome/run_cli_tests.sh" -cd /p4/sdp/test/bsw -no_env -e -g "$TestGroup"
else
   "$TestHome/run_cli_tests.sh" -cd /p4/sdp/test/bsw -no_env -e
fi
 
echo Summary:
grep -E '^(PASS|FAIL) Test ' /tmp/run_cli_tests.log
 
### TO DO: Consider moving this logic to scan for unreported errors into the run_cli_tests.sh script itself.
echo Scan for unreported errors:
grep -E '^\w+:' /tmp/run_cli_tests.log | grep -Ev '^(Bogus|C|Calling|Comments|DEBUG|DESC.*|Diagnostics|Error|EXAMPLE.*|Executing|Get|Hit|https|info|NO_OP|OPTION.*|p4d_edge_syd|p4d_fs_nyc|p4d_ha_bos|p4d_ha_edge_syd|PASS|Protections|Running|See|SUCCESS|TEST_EXIT_CODE|Update|TG|Verified):' | grep -Ev '^exit: 0' | grep -v '^EXIT_CODE: 0'