On Tue, Jul 31, 2012 at 6:29 PM, Dirk Pranke <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm finally getting around to cleaning up the byzantine mass of > options in new-run-webkit-tests that controls what gets printed to > stderr and stdout during a test run. > > The patch is posted in https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=92432. > To quote the changelog: > > [All of the --print X,Y,Z options are] replaced by five printing > modes/options: > > 1) by default, we print some configuration information, errors, > warnings, and a progress bar. We didn't use to print the configuration > information by default, and I've found that (a) it's really useful and > (b) most people didn't know about it. However, if you don't want that > output, use ... > > 2) if --quiet is passed, we don't print the configuration information > (this was the default before) > > 3) if --verbose is specified once, you will get a one-line-per test > summary in addition to the default output of (1). This is close to the > --verbose mode from ORWT and is probably more useful than the older > form of --verbose, which printed out a lot more debug-type stuff. To > get the debug-type stuff ... > > 4) if --verbose is specified twice, you get the old-style debug log output > > And, if you used to use the obscure but occasionally really helpful > --print trace-everything flag: > > 5) if --details is specified, you get the per-test details you used to > get with --print trace-everything or --print trace-unexpected. > --details handling is largely independendent of --quiet/--verbose. > We've still got too many --verbose/--details options. Can we just combine two --verbose and --details or remove one of them and call it --debug? - Ryosuke
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