- Test results output escape characters to highlight whether the test
passed or failed. Additionally, the input & output for each test can
include non-ASCII characters. These characters break parsing of
results (.log & .trs files) with grep, as the files are interpreted
to be binary.
- This is controlled by specifying the 'mtstress' argument when running
`unit_test`.
- The goal is to detect if the operator/transformation fails in this
context.
- In this mode, the test will be executed 5'000 times in 50 threads
concurrently.
- Allocation & initialization of the operator/transformation is
performed once in the main thread, while the evaluation is executed in
the threads.
- This is consistent with the library's support for multithreading,
where initialization and loading of rules is expected to run once.
See issue #3215.
- After the GitHub macOS runner images were upgraded to macOS 14.6
(Sonoma), the test 'Include remote rules - failed download (Abort)'
started failing because the error message reported by curl/OS is no
longer 'HTTP response code said error'.
- Added new test/test_suite.in with list of regression and unit tests
previously in Makefile.am, to be shared between Unix and Windows
builds.
- Updated regression.cc & unit.cc to return the number of failed tests
to indicate to CTest that the test failed. Similarly, a crash or
unhandled exception terminates the process with a non-zero exit code.
- This change doesn't affect running the tests with autotest in Unix
builds because this processes test output from custom-test-driver &
test-suite.sh, and ignores the exit code of the test runner.
- Removed comment in test/test-cases/regression-offset-variable.json as
this is not supported by JSON and prevents strict parsers to read and
process the file.
- Minor change in regression.cc's clearAuditLog to replace std::ifstream
with std::ofstream as the mode to open the flag applies to an output
stream.
- Minor change in unit.cc to simplify code that deletes tests.
- Minor changes to test/custom-test-driver to correct usage information.
- most of posix related functions and constants in unistd.h can be
found in io.h in Visual C++
- introduced src/compat/msvc.h to adjust for compiler differences (and
avoid updating code with #ifdef blocks for Windows support)
- removed some included headers that are not needed (both on Unix and
Windows builds)
