Even if there are no lines covered in the file the gcov coverage report still
contains valueable information, the amount of uncovered lines and which exactly
they are. Set 'Covered="true"' for files we have a gcov report for even if they
have no lines covered. Otherwise CDash will neither show the uncovered line
count nor the detailed coverage report for this file.
When CTEST_EXTRA_COVERAGE_GLOB was used to collect otherwise uncovered files
'Covered="true"' was unconditionally set, so this can't be worse here.
Fix the regex meant to match errors of the form:
C:\some\dir\source.cpp(17): catastrophic error: could not open source file "some_header.h"
to make the space between ')' and ':' optional.
COVERAGE_EXTRA_FLAGS is a space separated value of extra flags
that will be passed to gcov when ctest's coverage handler invokes
gcov to do coverage analysis.
Map to CoverageExtraFlags in the CTest ini file. Use default value
of "-l" to match the coverage handler's earlier behavior from ctest
2.8.4 and earlier. The fix for related issue #11717 had added a " -p"
which was the cause of both #12415 and #12490. Here, we revert that
change to the default value, so -p is no longer there by default.
The people that care to add -p may do so in their own build trees
by appending " -p" to the new cache variable COVERAGE_EXTRA_FLAGS.
Previous code was missing some matches in the output. This commit
fixes the regular expressions used for output matching to detect
numbers reported with commas in them, too.
This deterministic ordering makes it easier for a developer
comparing the ctest output of two test runs to see what changed
from run to run.
Thanks to Fraser Hutchison for the patch.
When add_test(NAME) is called without the CONFIGURATIONS argument then
the test is intended to run in any configuration. In multi-config
generators like the VS IDE and Xcode tests created by add_test(NAME) can
only be run when testing a known configuration (otherwise there is no
way to generate the test command line). If no test command line is
known for a particular configuration, or if no configuration is given to
ctest, report the test as not run instead of silently skipping it.
Also fix CMake's own TestsWorkingDirectory test invocation to correct a
previously silent failure exposed by this change.
3e32db7 cmCTestUploadCommand::CheckArgumentKeyword should return false if not FILES
6b6f309 Add the FILES keyword to ctest_upload command
28cdd0a Don't tar/gz ctest_upload() files
fbe4356 Change 'Files' tag to 'Upload' in Upload.xml
350546d Implement ctest_upload command
Some samples of things that got unnoticed by our nightly builds:
$ JAVA_HOME= mvn
Warning: JAVA_HOME environment variable is not set.
...
$ mvn
[INFO] Scanning for projects...
[INFO] ------------------------------------------------------------------------
[ERROR] BUILD FAILURE
...
Several major Linux distributions still do not provide Git >= 1.6.5.0 in
their stable package lists. Prior to commit 1173cc4a (Update Git
submodules with --recursive, 2011-02-22) CTest was able to use older Git
versions but simply silently failed to update submodules recursively.
Instead of failing with older Git versions preserve the status quo and
add a warning in the update log. Users testing projects with recursive
submodules may simply update to a Git new enough to support them.
Using sort results in a possibly-modified sorting
when all elements are "tied" - use stable_sort instead
to preserve the original ordering of tied elements.
To avoid name clashes.
Before this commit, name clashes can occur when invoking gcov on a
project that uses the same file name in different directories. The
--preserve-paths flag ensures all file names have a complete path,
avoiding name clashes.
Since commit e4beefeb (CTest: Do not munge UTF-8 output in XML files,
2009-12-08) we validate UTF-8 encoding of build and test output as it is
written to XML files. However, in cmCTestTestHandler::CleanTestOutput
we still processed test output one byte at a time and did not recognize
multi-byte UTF-8 characters. Presence of such characters caused early
truncation.
Teach CleanTestOutput to truncate test output at the limit but without
cutting it in the middle of a multi-byte encoding. Also, stop avoiding
truncation in the middle of an XML tag like "<MyElement>" because the
'<' and '>' will be properly escaped in the generated XML anyway.
Bill Hoffman
Brad King
Alexandru Ciobanu
Yury G. Kudryashov
Rolf Eike Beer
David Cole
Nicolas Despres
Johannes Stallkamp
Thomas Jarosch
Johan Björk
Zach Mullen
Marco Craveiro
Chuck Atkins