It implies the option --v. It is handy when you run the same test during a debug
session.
--v, to run verbose
run-regtests.sh --v, disables the default varnishtest 'quiet' parameter
+ --debug to show test logs on standard ouput (implies --v)
+ run-regtests.sh --debug
+
--varnishtestparams <ARGS>, passes custom ARGS to varnishtest
run-regtests.sh --varnishtestparams "-n 10"
--v)
verbose=""
;;
+ --debug)
+ verbose=""
+ debug="-v"
+ ;;
--LEVEL)
LEVEL="$2"
shift
jobcount=""
verbose="-q"
+debug=""
testlist=""
_process "$@";
if [ -n "$jobcount" ]; then
jobcount="-j $jobcount"
fi
- cmd="$VARNISHTEST_PROGRAM -l -k -t 10 $verbose $jobcount $varnishtestparams $testlist"
+ cmd="$VARNISHTEST_PROGRAM -l -k -t 10 $verbose $debug $jobcount $varnishtestparams $testlist"
eval $cmd
_vtresult=$?
else