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#!/usr/bin/env python3
# This differs from matrix-check in the following ways:
# - it only tests one combination of features, as specified on the command line
# - it doesn't have crate-specific hacks (or any knowledge of our workspace contents)
# (but it does read some ad-hoc parseable comments from Cargo.toml's).
# - it runs `cargo test`
import subprocess
import sys
import list_crates
def test_crate(c):
for l in open(c.subdir + '/Cargo.toml'):
# TODO do something more formal here
#
# We need this because some crates don't compile without a runtime selected.
#
# Ideally, if the crate doesn't compile without any features selected,
# the manifest should have a `minimal` feature we can use, or something.
if l.startswith('# @@ test-all-crates ignore'):
print('''(
(((((((((( skipping %s ))))))))))
)''' % c.name, file=sys.stderr)
return
command_sh = 'p=$1; shift; set -x; $CARGO test -p $p "$@"';
print(''':
:::::::::: %s ::::::::::
:''' % c.name, file=sys.stderr)
# We run a separate build command for each one, to defeat cargo feature unification.
command_l = [
'sh', '-ec', ': "${CARGO:=cargo --locked}"; ' + command_sh, 'x', c.name,
] + sys.argv[1:];
child = subprocess.run(command_l)
if child.returncode != 0:
print('''failed command %s
"return code" %s
failed to test crate %s''' % (repr(command_l), child.returncode, c.name),
file=sys.stderr);
sys.exit(1)
def main():
for crate in list_crates.list_crates():
test_crate(crate)
main()
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