Merge lp://qastaging/~the-test-people/selenium-simple-test/windows-fixes into lp://qastaging/selenium-simple-test
| Status: | Needs review |
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| Proposed branch: | lp://qastaging/~the-test-people/selenium-simple-test/windows-fixes |
| Merge into: | lp://qastaging/selenium-simple-test |
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303 lines (+114/-9) 10 files modified
ci.ps1 (+71/-0) src/sst/cases.py (+1/-1) src/sst/scripts/test.py (+10/-4) src/sst/tests/__init__.py (+5/-1) src/sst/tests/test_concurrency.py (+5/-0) src/sst/tests/test_loaders.py (+6/-0) src/sst/tests/test_sst_script_test_case.py (+3/-1) src/sst/tests/test_write_tree.py (+7/-0) src/sst/tests/test_xvfb.py (+5/-0) src/testproject/simple/views.py (+1/-2) |
| To merge this branch: | bzr merge lp://qastaging/~the-test-people/selenium-simple-test/windows-fixes |
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Description of the change
Improving support for Windows.
This branch has one fairly important bug fix, but otherwise just focuses on getting the tests running under Windows - mostly by skipping tests which don't make sense on Windows.
There is a Powershell script, which can be run like this:
powershell.exe .\ci.ps1 -Flake8 -Acceptance Firefox
After these changes, I believe that the only test failures are also present on Linux.
Unmerged revisions
- 446. By Peter Russell
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When trying to detect if Django is running, don't set SO_REUSEADDR on Windows.
Setting SO_REUSEADDR on a socket on Windows, allows the port to be reused
as well, meaning that it's not a good way of detecting if the port is in
use. But Windows allows binding even when the port is in the wait state,
so we don't need it anyway. - 445. By Peter Russell
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Skip tests for symlinks when on Windows.
- 444. By Peter Russell
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Fix a bug where dotted test names are prefixed with ".." on Windows.
This breaks matching test names on the command line.
- 443. By Peter Russell
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Allow test_sst_
script_ test_case to not use XVFB when on Windows. This causes a lot of browser windows to pop up, but at least the tests
will run. - 442. By Peter Russell
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Skip the xvfb and concurrency tests on Windows
The concurrency module documents that it is Unix only, (although at a
glance it should be possible to port it).Testing using Xvfb doesn't really make sense in the context of Windows.
- 441. By Peter Russell
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Add a CI script for Windows, and fix running of Django for windows.
* Adds a powershell script, ci.ps1, which is similar to ci.sh.
* Make run_django in test.py use Python to run the management script, as
on Windows scripts arent executable.
* Make run_django in test.py pass --noreload to avoid runaway subprocesses.
* Change the way the test harness stops the django process, it now uses
os._exit() rather than sending a signal to the process - this is more
portable. Sys.exit() apparently doesn't work in a multithreaded
environment (os._exit() is the mechanism runserver uses itself).
