* Cleanup after each testrun
- add a success testsuite next to the fail testsuite
- create temporary directories in the fail & success testsuites
- add a function to cleanup the last unshifted directory
- don't say we're crashed when exiting with the help message
* Specify temp path for SUT so its files will be removed after cleanup.
- cleanup
- don't use getTempFile(), it will create another subdirectory that we don't clean up afterwards...
* Fix temp path usage
- creating a 'bundles' directory wherein we would keep our temporary bundle files would collide if we'd clean it up.
- create 'bundles-tmpxxxx' instead so its individual to us and we can remove it when done without problems.
* properly create & pass in a temporary directory - as we now require this.
* Remove intermediate directory recursive - for some unknown reason there may be temp files created.
* we need to unify tempfilenames here too.
* use individual suite names
* use the standart performTests to run the backup tests - so we have the proper directory and server handling from the infrastructure.
* fix temporary directory handling in the recovery tests.
* script to build debugging debian packages
* Improve test shutdown
- handle a set of options globally per testsuite, so they don't need to clone them inside.
- properly cleanup the slave instance of the replication tests after each run.
- The per testsuite options vector will fix the behaviour that after one failed testsuite
all other suites won't be cleaned up anymore.
* don't call the overal cleanup if anything failed.
* fix cleaning up of directories.
* cleanup, fix directory creation / deletion / dummy creation.
* cleanup, fix directory creation / deletion / dummy creation.
* fix tempdir handling for the recovery tests
- split utility functionality into its own file
- add module loader so we can have modules
- move all testsuites into own files
- remove complicated testcase joining / splitting methods
Jan
KVS85
Wilfried Goesgens
Simon Grätzer
Max Neunhoeffer
Frank Celler
jsteemann
Andreas Streichardt