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tests: translate some .t tests to Python Summary: Those tests were converted using: echo *.t | xargs -P20 -n1 python -m testutil.dott.translate --black --verify They run 5x faster (via run-tests.py), and 10x faster (via python directly). run-tests.py on old .t files, 652 CPU seconds: % time ./run-tests.py `cat list-t.txt` --noprogress ................................................................................................................................. # Ran 129 tests, 0 skipped, 0 failed. ./run-tests.py `cat list-t.txt` --noprogress 505.30s user 146.37s system 1451% cpu 44.899 total run-tests.py on new py tests, 135 CPU seconds: % time ./run-tests.py `cat list-py.txt` --noprogress ............................................................................................................................. # Ran 125 tests, 0 skipped, 0 failed. ./run-tests.py `cat list-py.txt` --noprogress 55.73s user 78.80s system 744% cpu 18.061 total vanilla python on new tests, 59 CPU seconds: % time (for i in `cat list-py.txt`; do python $i; done;) ( for i in `cat list-py.txt`; do; python $i; done; ) 41.61s user 17.47s system 90% cpu 1:05.31 total The new tests also have auto fix ability. `python test-foo-t.py --fix` will autofix the code. Reviewed By: xavierd Differential Revision: D16172902 fbshipit-source-id: dda53990a7dfff5ac214c1237e4206a4d67e8e48
2019-07-18 06:59:57 +03:00
# Copyright (c) Facebook, Inc. and its affiliates.
#
# This software may be used and distributed according to the terms of the
# GNU General Public License version 2 or any later version.
from __future__ import absolute_import
from testutil.dott import feature, sh, testtmp # noqa: F401
sh % "newrepo"
sh % "enable smartlog"
sh % "drawdag" << r"""
B C # B has date 100000 0
|/ # C has date 200000 0
A
"""
testutil/dott: match shell's behavior on quote handling Summary: This diff makes the code closer to shell behavior. For example, globs are disabled for both single and double quotes: ~ % echo /bin/bash* /bin/bash /bin/bashbug ~ % echo "/bin/bash*" /bin/bash* ~ % echo '/bin/bash*' /bin/bash* Environment variables are not expanded for single qutoes: ~ % echo $PWD /home/quark ~ % echo "$PWD" /home/quark ~ % echo '$PWD' $PWD Tests using single quoted environment varialbes are updated to use double quotes, mostly by using this vim command: %s/\(sh % ".*\)'\([^'$]*\$[^']*\)'/\1\\"\2\\" The translation script was updated to prefer double quotes to preserve environment variable expansion behavior. Reviewed By: xavierd Differential Revision: D17675351 fbshipit-source-id: d5c8d5f23ea8e29fe093c4e6ae89ddacda97141e
2019-10-01 02:51:26 +03:00
sh % 'hg bookmark -ir "$A" master'
tests: translate some .t tests to Python Summary: Those tests were converted using: echo *.t | xargs -P20 -n1 python -m testutil.dott.translate --black --verify They run 5x faster (via run-tests.py), and 10x faster (via python directly). run-tests.py on old .t files, 652 CPU seconds: % time ./run-tests.py `cat list-t.txt` --noprogress ................................................................................................................................. # Ran 129 tests, 0 skipped, 0 failed. ./run-tests.py `cat list-t.txt` --noprogress 505.30s user 146.37s system 1451% cpu 44.899 total run-tests.py on new py tests, 135 CPU seconds: % time ./run-tests.py `cat list-py.txt` --noprogress ............................................................................................................................. # Ran 125 tests, 0 skipped, 0 failed. ./run-tests.py `cat list-py.txt` --noprogress 55.73s user 78.80s system 744% cpu 18.061 total vanilla python on new tests, 59 CPU seconds: % time (for i in `cat list-py.txt`; do python $i; done;) ( for i in `cat list-py.txt`; do; python $i; done; ) 41.61s user 17.47s system 90% cpu 1:05.31 total The new tests also have auto fix ability. `python test-foo-t.py --fix` will autofix the code. Reviewed By: xavierd Differential Revision: D16172902 fbshipit-source-id: dda53990a7dfff5ac214c1237e4206a4d67e8e48
2019-07-18 06:59:57 +03:00
sh % "hg log -r 'smartlog()' -T '{desc}\\n'" == r"""
A
B
C"""
testutil/dott: match shell's behavior on quote handling Summary: This diff makes the code closer to shell behavior. For example, globs are disabled for both single and double quotes: ~ % echo /bin/bash* /bin/bash /bin/bashbug ~ % echo "/bin/bash*" /bin/bash* ~ % echo '/bin/bash*' /bin/bash* Environment variables are not expanded for single qutoes: ~ % echo $PWD /home/quark ~ % echo "$PWD" /home/quark ~ % echo '$PWD' $PWD Tests using single quoted environment varialbes are updated to use double quotes, mostly by using this vim command: %s/\(sh % ".*\)'\([^'$]*\$[^']*\)'/\1\\"\2\\" The translation script was updated to prefer double quotes to preserve environment variable expansion behavior. Reviewed By: xavierd Differential Revision: D17675351 fbshipit-source-id: d5c8d5f23ea8e29fe093c4e6ae89ddacda97141e
2019-10-01 02:51:26 +03:00
sh % "hg log -r \"smartlog($B)\" -T '{desc}\\n'" == r"""
tests: translate some .t tests to Python Summary: Those tests were converted using: echo *.t | xargs -P20 -n1 python -m testutil.dott.translate --black --verify They run 5x faster (via run-tests.py), and 10x faster (via python directly). run-tests.py on old .t files, 652 CPU seconds: % time ./run-tests.py `cat list-t.txt` --noprogress ................................................................................................................................. # Ran 129 tests, 0 skipped, 0 failed. ./run-tests.py `cat list-t.txt` --noprogress 505.30s user 146.37s system 1451% cpu 44.899 total run-tests.py on new py tests, 135 CPU seconds: % time ./run-tests.py `cat list-py.txt` --noprogress ............................................................................................................................. # Ran 125 tests, 0 skipped, 0 failed. ./run-tests.py `cat list-py.txt` --noprogress 55.73s user 78.80s system 744% cpu 18.061 total vanilla python on new tests, 59 CPU seconds: % time (for i in `cat list-py.txt`; do python $i; done;) ( for i in `cat list-py.txt`; do; python $i; done; ) 41.61s user 17.47s system 90% cpu 1:05.31 total The new tests also have auto fix ability. `python test-foo-t.py --fix` will autofix the code. Reviewed By: xavierd Differential Revision: D16172902 fbshipit-source-id: dda53990a7dfff5ac214c1237e4206a4d67e8e48
2019-07-18 06:59:57 +03:00
A
B"""
testutil/dott: match shell's behavior on quote handling Summary: This diff makes the code closer to shell behavior. For example, globs are disabled for both single and double quotes: ~ % echo /bin/bash* /bin/bash /bin/bashbug ~ % echo "/bin/bash*" /bin/bash* ~ % echo '/bin/bash*' /bin/bash* Environment variables are not expanded for single qutoes: ~ % echo $PWD /home/quark ~ % echo "$PWD" /home/quark ~ % echo '$PWD' $PWD Tests using single quoted environment varialbes are updated to use double quotes, mostly by using this vim command: %s/\(sh % ".*\)'\([^'$]*\$[^']*\)'/\1\\"\2\\" The translation script was updated to prefer double quotes to preserve environment variable expansion behavior. Reviewed By: xavierd Differential Revision: D17675351 fbshipit-source-id: d5c8d5f23ea8e29fe093c4e6ae89ddacda97141e
2019-10-01 02:51:26 +03:00
sh % "hg log -r \"smartlog(heads=$C, master=$B)\" -T '{desc}\\n'" == r"""
tests: translate some .t tests to Python Summary: Those tests were converted using: echo *.t | xargs -P20 -n1 python -m testutil.dott.translate --black --verify They run 5x faster (via run-tests.py), and 10x faster (via python directly). run-tests.py on old .t files, 652 CPU seconds: % time ./run-tests.py `cat list-t.txt` --noprogress ................................................................................................................................. # Ran 129 tests, 0 skipped, 0 failed. ./run-tests.py `cat list-t.txt` --noprogress 505.30s user 146.37s system 1451% cpu 44.899 total run-tests.py on new py tests, 135 CPU seconds: % time ./run-tests.py `cat list-py.txt` --noprogress ............................................................................................................................. # Ran 125 tests, 0 skipped, 0 failed. ./run-tests.py `cat list-py.txt` --noprogress 55.73s user 78.80s system 744% cpu 18.061 total vanilla python on new tests, 59 CPU seconds: % time (for i in `cat list-py.txt`; do python $i; done;) ( for i in `cat list-py.txt`; do; python $i; done; ) 41.61s user 17.47s system 90% cpu 1:05.31 total The new tests also have auto fix ability. `python test-foo-t.py --fix` will autofix the code. Reviewed By: xavierd Differential Revision: D16172902 fbshipit-source-id: dda53990a7dfff5ac214c1237e4206a4d67e8e48
2019-07-18 06:59:57 +03:00
A
B
C"""
testutil/dott: match shell's behavior on quote handling Summary: This diff makes the code closer to shell behavior. For example, globs are disabled for both single and double quotes: ~ % echo /bin/bash* /bin/bash /bin/bashbug ~ % echo "/bin/bash*" /bin/bash* ~ % echo '/bin/bash*' /bin/bash* Environment variables are not expanded for single qutoes: ~ % echo $PWD /home/quark ~ % echo "$PWD" /home/quark ~ % echo '$PWD' $PWD Tests using single quoted environment varialbes are updated to use double quotes, mostly by using this vim command: %s/\(sh % ".*\)'\([^'$]*\$[^']*\)'/\1\\"\2\\" The translation script was updated to prefer double quotes to preserve environment variable expansion behavior. Reviewed By: xavierd Differential Revision: D17675351 fbshipit-source-id: d5c8d5f23ea8e29fe093c4e6ae89ddacda97141e
2019-10-01 02:51:26 +03:00
sh % "hg log -r \"smartlog(master=($A::)-$B-$C)\" -T '{desc}\\n'" == r"""
tests: translate some .t tests to Python Summary: Those tests were converted using: echo *.t | xargs -P20 -n1 python -m testutil.dott.translate --black --verify They run 5x faster (via run-tests.py), and 10x faster (via python directly). run-tests.py on old .t files, 652 CPU seconds: % time ./run-tests.py `cat list-t.txt` --noprogress ................................................................................................................................. # Ran 129 tests, 0 skipped, 0 failed. ./run-tests.py `cat list-t.txt` --noprogress 505.30s user 146.37s system 1451% cpu 44.899 total run-tests.py on new py tests, 135 CPU seconds: % time ./run-tests.py `cat list-py.txt` --noprogress ............................................................................................................................. # Ran 125 tests, 0 skipped, 0 failed. ./run-tests.py `cat list-py.txt` --noprogress 55.73s user 78.80s system 744% cpu 18.061 total vanilla python on new tests, 59 CPU seconds: % time (for i in `cat list-py.txt`; do python $i; done;) ( for i in `cat list-py.txt`; do; python $i; done; ) 41.61s user 17.47s system 90% cpu 1:05.31 total The new tests also have auto fix ability. `python test-foo-t.py --fix` will autofix the code. Reviewed By: xavierd Differential Revision: D16172902 fbshipit-source-id: dda53990a7dfff5ac214c1237e4206a4d67e8e48
2019-07-18 06:59:57 +03:00
A
B
C"""
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