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Use ct_run if available; fixes strange issues with getting erl/ct to stop
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@ -192,6 +192,15 @@ make_cmd(TestDir, RawLogDir, Config) ->
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""
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end,
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%% Check for the availability of ct_run; if we can't find it, generate a
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%% warning and use the old school, less reliable approach to running CT.
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BaseCmd = case os:find_executable("ct_run") of
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false ->
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"erl -noshell -s ct_run script_start -s erlang halt";
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_ ->
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"ct_run"
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end,
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%% Add the code path of the rebar process to the code path. This
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%% includes the dependencies in the code path. The directories
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%% that are part of the root Erlang install are filtered out to
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@ -203,14 +212,15 @@ make_cmd(TestDir, RawLogDir, Config) ->
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CodePathString = string:join(CodeDirs, " "),
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Cmd = case get_ct_specs(Cwd) of
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undefined ->
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?FMT("erl " % should we expand ERL_PATH?
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" -noshell -pa ~s ~s"
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?FMT("~s"
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" -pa ~s"
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" ~s"
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" ~s"
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" -logdir \"~s\""
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" -env TEST_DIR \"~s\""
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" ~s"
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" -s ct_run script_start -s erlang halt",
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[CodePathString,
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" ~s",
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[BaseCmd,
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CodePathString,
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Include,
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build_name(Config),
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LogDir,
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@ -222,14 +232,15 @@ make_cmd(TestDir, RawLogDir, Config) ->
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get_suites(Config, TestDir) ++
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get_case(Config);
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SpecFlags ->
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?FMT("erl " % should we expand ERL_PATH?
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" -noshell -pa ~s ~s"
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?FMT("~s"
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" -pa ~s"
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" ~s"
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" ~s"
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" -logdir \"~s\""
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" -env TEST_DIR \"~s\""
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" ~s"
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" -s ct_run script_start -s erlang halt",
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[CodePathString,
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" ~s",
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[BaseCmd,
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CodePathString,
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Include,
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build_name(Config),
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LogDir,
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