This patch adds three new arguments to validate_failures.py so
it can be used outside the build directory:
--ignore_missing_failures
When a failure is expected in the manifest but it is not found in
the actual results, the script produces a note alerting to this
fact. This means that the expected failure has been fixed, or it
did not run, or it may simply be flaky.
With this option, one can ask the script not to show the missing
failures.
--manifest
Name of the manifest file to use. By default, the script will
look for the manifest file in the source directory associated with
this build. With this option, one can point to any arbitrary
manifest file. I renamed the old --manifest flag to
--produce_manifest.
--results
Space-separated list of .sum files with the testing results to
check. The only content needed from these files are the lines
starting with FAIL, XPASS or UNRESOLVED.
From-SVN: r188217
This fixes an edge case in parsing summary lines. Some times, the
description field is missing (e.g., 'FAIL: libstdc++/abi_check'), so
the space that the pattern was looking for does not exist.
I've changed it to match any whitespace, which includes '\n'. I also
made it print the line that it fails to parse, in case there are other
problems like this in the future.
2012-03-02 Diego Novillo <dnovillo@google.com>
* testsuite-management/validate_failures.py (class TestResult): Fix
match pattern for the summary line. If there is a parsing failure,
show the line we failed to parse.
From-SVN: r184822
