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This is just a very minor directory organization change, but it has the advantage of keeping a bunch of files out of the root directory and packaging them together since they are related to each other. Now, our `integration_tests/` directory has a nice pattern of setup/cleanup/test.sh scripts at the top global level and at each module level: ``` ❯ tree --dirsfirst integration_tests integration_tests ├── mysql │ ├── util │ │ ├── launch_mysql_container.sh │ │ └── wait_for_mysqld.sh │ ├── cleanup.sh │ ├── setup.sh │ ├── single_run.sh │ └── test.sh ├── ssh │ ├── cleanup.sh │ ├── setup.sh │ └── test.sh ├── cleanup.sh ├── setup.sh └── test.sh 3 directories, 12 files ``` The scripts are runnable via: ``` ./integration_tests/setup.sh && ./integration_tests/test.sh && ./integration_tests/cleanup.sh ```
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#!/bin/bash
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# Keep cleaning up, even if something fails
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set +e
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# Clean up after running the integration tests.
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# Drop your cleanup script(s) in integration_tests/<protocol>/cleanup(.*).sh
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# Run from root of project
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TEST_DIR=$(dirname "$0")
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cd "$TEST_DIR/.."
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echo "Cleaning up integration tests..."
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pushd integration_tests
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for mod in $(ls); do
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if [ -d "$mod" ]; then
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pushd $mod
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for cleanup in $(ls cleanup*.sh); do
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echo "Cleaning up $mod (integration_tests/$mod/$cleanup)..."
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if ! ./$cleanup; then
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echo "Warning: cleanup for $mod/$cleanup failed with exit code $?"
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fi
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done
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popd
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fi
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done
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popd
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echo "Integration test cleanup finished."
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