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#!/bin/sh
# This file moves all stub files out of the way so that they don't get built,
# runs the tests, then moves the stub files back.
# We use this instead of build constraints to have less noise in stub files.
# Newcomers to go might be confused by build constraints
# It's useful to move the stub files back instead of outright deleting them.
# That way no maintainer will mistakenly commit the deleted files,
# which could otherwise happen after running tests locally.
for dir in exercises/*/; do
stub=$(echo $(basename $dir) | tr - _)
file="$dir/$stub.go"
if [ -f $file ]; then
echo "moving stub $file"
mv $file "$dir/$stub.notgo"
fi
done
root=$(pwd)
cleanup () {
echo "moving stub files back"
# the cd for go fmt or go vet could leave us in an unexpected place.
# cd to a known place.
cd "$root"
# could use `rename` here, but it's not uniform among platforms.
# some renames take two arguments while others take a single regex.
for file in exercises/*/*.notgo; do
dir=$(dirname $file)
base=$(basename $file .notgo)
mv "$dir/$base.notgo" "$dir/$base.go"
done
}
trap cleanup EXIT INT TERM
if [ "$1" = "fmt" ]; then
for dir in exercises/*/; do
cd $dir
if [ -n "$(go fmt)" ]; then
echo "please run 'go fmt' on $dir" >&2
exit 1
fi
cd "$root"
done
exit 0
fi
if [ "$1" = "vet" ]; then
for dir in exercises/*/; do
cd $dir
if ! go vet; then
echo "please follow the 'go vet' suggestions in $dir" >&2
exit 1
fi
cd "$root"
done
exit 0
fi
# This is the last command in the file,
# so the exit status of this script is the exit status of go test.
# If this ever changes, remember to preserve the exit status acordingly.
# Otherwise Travis may falsely report a test as passed when it has failed.
go test -cpu 2 $RACE ./...
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