On 11/29/17 10:25 AM, Matthew Knepley wrote:
On Wed, Nov 29, 2017 at 11:23 AM, Scott Kruger <kru...@txcorp.com
<mailto:kru...@txcorp.com>> wrote:
The generated scripts automatically run in a subdirectory to avoid
name conflicts. For example, runex1.sh creates a runex1 directory
relative
to its location and then runs the actual test in there. These
temporary directories are not removed automatically by the test
harness as it hasn't been a problem yet.
Okay, then it would be nice to give a list of files to be removed after
the test.
Why? It's all in $PETSC_ARCH/tests which is meant to be ephemeral in
the same way that $PETSC_ARCH/objs is.
If it turns out that disk space is an issue (like it is for the
executables themselves), then we can have the scripts remove that
temporary directory after the test is run easily enough, but we still
don't need to have all of the coding related to figuring out which files
were generated (and tip of the hat to Jed who had the idea of running in
the subdirectories to avoid name conflicts to begin with).
Scott
Thanks,
Matt
Scott
On 11/29/17 9:43 AM, Matthew Knepley wrote:
On Wed, Nov 29, 2017 at 10:38 AM, Scott Kruger
<kru...@txcorp.com <mailto:kru...@txcorp.com>
<mailto:kru...@txcorp.com <mailto:kru...@txcorp.com>>> wrote:
rm $PETSC_ARCH/tests/<path_to_file>/<file>
I assume you really mean something else, specifically
related to the
generated test script, but there isn't enough information
to answer
that.
Or more specifically, the test language was not written to
generate
scripts that have an `rm` command in them, so perhaps
explaining why
an extension would be a good idea.]
I think what Stefano means is the following;
I write a test for the HDF5 Viewer. It creates a file called
"vector.dat". I want it removed at the end of the test.
I think the answer is, the test directory is blown away, so as
long as the file is in that temp dir, you are fine.
Thanks,
Matt
Scott
On 11/29/17 6:02 AM, Stefano Zampini wrote:
How can I remove a file created by the executable I'm
testing
with the new test har
<https://maps.google.com/?q=with+the+new+test+har&entry=gmail&source=g>ness?
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