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#! /bin/bash
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#
# Parses a results.tap file from SyTest output and a file containing test names (a test whitelist)
# and checks whether a test name that exists in the whitelist (that should pass), failed or not.
#
# An optional blacklist file can be added, also containing test names, where if a test name is
# present, the script will not error even if the test is in the whitelist file and failed
#
# For each of these files, lines starting with '#' are ignored.
#
# Usage ./show-expected-fail-tests.sh results.tap whitelist [blacklist]
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results_file = $1
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whitelist_file = $2
blacklist_file = $3
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fail_build = 0
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if [ $# -lt 2 ] ; then
echo " Usage: $0 results.tap whitelist [blacklist] "
exit 1
fi
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if [ ! -f " $results_file " ] ; then
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echo " ERROR: Specified results file ' ${ results_file } ' doesn't exist. "
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fail_build = 1
fi
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if [ ! -f " $whitelist_file " ] ; then
echo " ERROR: Specified test whitelist ' ${ whitelist_file } ' doesn't exist. "
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fail_build = 1
fi
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blacklisted_tests = ( )
# Check if a blacklist file was provided
if [ $# -eq 3 ] ; then
# Read test blacklist file
if [ ! -f " $blacklist_file " ] ; then
echo " ERROR: Specified test blacklist file ' ${ blacklist_file } ' doesn't exist. "
fail_build = 1
fi
# Read each line, ignoring those that start with '#'
blacklisted_tests = ""
search_non_comments = $( grep -v '^#' ${ blacklist_file } )
while read -r line ; do
# Record the blacklisted test name
blacklisted_tests += ( " ${ line } " )
done <<< " ${ search_non_comments } " # This allows us to edit blacklisted_tests in the while loop
fi
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[ " $fail_build " = 0 ] || exit 1
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passed_but_expected_fail = $( grep ' # TODO passed but expected fail' ${ results_file } | sed -E 's/^ok [0-9]+ (\(expected fail\) )?//' | sed -E 's/( \([0-9]+ subtests\))? # TODO passed but expected fail$//' )
tests_to_add = ""
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already_in_whitelist = ""
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while read -r test_name; do
# Ignore empty lines
[ " ${ test_name } " = "" ] && continue
grep " ${ test_name } " " ${ whitelist_file } " > /dev/null 2>& 1
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if [ " $? " != "0" ] ; then
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# Check if this test name is blacklisted
if printf '%s\n' " ${ blacklisted_tests [@] } " | grep -q -P " ^ ${ test_name } $" ; then
# Don't notify about this test
continue
fi
# Append this test_name to the existing list
tests_to_add = " ${ tests_to_add } ${ test_name } \n "
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fail_build = 1
else
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already_in_whitelist = " ${ already_in_whitelist } ${ test_name } \n "
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fi
done <<< " ${ passed_but_expected_fail } "
if [ -n " ${ tests_to_add } " ] ; then
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echo " ERROR: The following passed tests are not present in $2 . Please append them to the file: "
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echo -e " ${ tests_to_add } "
fi
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if [ -n " ${ already_in_whitelist } " ] ; then
echo "WARN: Tests in the whitelist still marked as expected fail:"
echo -e " ${ already_in_whitelist } "
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fi
exit ${ fail_build }