On 11/08/2010 02:49 PM, Peter Eisentraut wrote:
On lör, 2010-11-06 at 14:45 -0400, Andrew Dunstan wrote:
Here's the list of tests from a recent run, leaving out stopping and
starting the installed postmaster, and locale specifiers:
SCM-checkout
configure
make
check
make-contrib
make-install
install-contrib
initdb
install-check
pl-install-check
contrib-install-check
ecpg-check
Currently, the implied dependency list is in this order. We could have
"make-contrib" depend only on "make" rather than "check",
"pl-install-check" and "contrib-install-check" depend on "initdb",
and "ecpg-check" depend on "make" rather than anything that comes
after. I think that's about the limit of what we could sensibly relax
In principle you could get this down to
SCM-checkout
configure
make -k world
make -k check-world # target doesn't exist yet
make -k install-world
initdb
make -k installcheck-world
That way you don't have to update the buildfarm code every time a new
test suite is added.
No, we can't do that for several reasons. Here are a couple.
First, the buildfarm doesn't build the docs. That's a deliberate
decision, based on the fact that not every member has the required
software installed. And second these targets only exist for 9.0 and/or
later.
cheers
andrew
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