Hi We use Jenkins to run regression tests on our C++ console application. Each test consists of a bash script that typically runs the application with defined test parameters and then compares the output files with reference files using 'diff'.
I am now thinking of moving from bash scripts to Python. My expectation is that Python will be much easier to code. To use Python, would I still use an "Execute shell" build step and specify the following? /path/to/build.py -i When using a bash script, I know that the test will fail if any script command fails. In an equivalent Python program should I just ensure that my Python program returns an error code if any test step fails? Best regards David
