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Mathieu Giraud authored Sep 22, 2018 and Mikaël Salson committed Sep 24, 2018

See !289

Mathieu Giraud authored Sep 22, 2018 and Mikaël Salson committed Sep 24, 2018

See #3444.

The coverage must happen after tests (otherwise it's not very meaningful).

Corrects f80461d5

Functinal testing should be performed before releasing or deploying.

Fixes #3463

See #3431.

See #2465.

See #3431.

We want to regularly run all our tests (and not to rely only on branch names).

On demand for the development always when releasing.

- Automatically test for releases
- Manually test whenever we want

we now do this in the test launcher script

so we can use sed to edit it when executing functional tests in docker
with gitlab-ci

See #3310.

1. missing semi-colon
2. Needed `-T` to the `ln` command so that the link is
   not done inside the `next` directory

Mikaël Salson authored Jun 26, 2018 and Mathieu Giraud committed Jul 12, 2018

Requires the environment variable COMPILERS to be defined

Test unit+should+valgrind: unit+should+shouldvdj took almost 3h.

Fix #3310 see vdj#450 for compiler installations on the slave.

Mikaël Salson authored Jul 10, 2018 and Mathieu Giraud committed Jul 10, 2018

We use this for reorganizing where tests are launched

Since in gitlab-ci we are launching the unit tests on the host, and the
database initialisation needs to be launched on the docker container, we
want to separate the two.

starting it in the background doesn't seem to be working. The detached
mode must exist for this purpose

due to our runner meccano having the i686 architecture, for which there
is no official image for MySQL, and alternatives were causing issues.

since we're running docker-compose in the background, we need to wait
for our containers to have started before attempting to run our tests

hopefully this will resolve the syntax error

Since we are building the image in gitlab ci, we should not attempt to
build it in docker-compose. We should also match the build tag to the
docker-compose file.

fix issue with bash syntax for launching docker-compose in the
background.