Hi.
I’ve looked over proposed patch and migrated my shell tests scripts that i’ve used for testing twophase commits on
master/slaveto this test framework. Everything looks mature, and I didn’t encountered any problems with writing new
testsusing this infrastructure.
From my point of view I don’t see any problems to commit this patches in their current state.
Also some things that came into mind about test suite:
0) There are several routines that does actual checking, like is/command_ok/command_fails. I think it will be very
handyto have wrappers psql_ok/psql_fails that calls psql through the command_ok/fails.
1) Better to raise more meaningful error when IPC::Run is absend.
2) --enable-tap-tests deserves mention in test/recovery/README and more obvious error message when one trying to run
makecheck in test/recovery without --enable-tap-tests.
3) Is it hard to give ability to run TAP tests in extensions?
4) It will be handy if make check will write path to log files in case of failed test.
5) psql() accepts database name as a first argument, but everywhere in tests it is ‘postgres’. Isn’t it simpler to
storedbname in connstr, and have separate function to change database?
6) Clean logs on prove restart? Clean up tmp installations?
7) Make check sets PGPORT PG_REGRESS for prove. Is it necessary?
> On 22 Jan 2016, at 09:17, Michael Paquier <michael.paquier@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On Mon, Dec 21, 2015 at 4:45 PM, Michael Paquier
> <michael.paquier@gmail.com> wrote:
>> As this thread is stalling a bit, please find attached a series of
>> patch gathering all the pending issues for this thread:
>> - 0001, fix config_default.pl for MSVC builds to take into account TAP tests
>> - 0002, append a node name in get_new_node (per Noah's request)
>> - 0003, the actual recovery test suite
>> Hopefully this facilitates future reviews.
>
> Patch 2 has been pushed as c8642d9 (thanks Alvaro). The remaining two
> patches still apply and pass cleanly.
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