This makes it possible to use -u again for local testing,
but removes the flag from CI config files and make targets.
Reviewed-by: Daniel Stenberg
Partially reverts #7841
Closes #7921
if %BUILD_SYSTEM%==autotools (
bash.exe -e -l -c "cd /c/projects/curl && make V=1 TFLAGS='%DISABLED_TESTS%' test-ci"
) else (
- bash.exe -e -l -c "cd /c/projects/curl/tests && ./runtests.pl -a -p !flaky -r -rm -u %DISABLED_TESTS%"
+ bash.exe -e -l -c "cd /c/projects/curl/tests && ./runtests.pl -a -p !flaky -r -rm %DISABLED_TESTS%"
))
)
add_runtests(test-full "-a -p -r")
# !flaky means that it'll skip all tests using the flaky keyword
add_runtests(test-nonflaky "-a -p !flaky")
-add_runtests(test-ci "-a -p !flaky -r -rm -u")
+add_runtests(test-ci "-a -p !flaky -r -rm")
add_runtests(test-torture "-a -t")
add_runtests(test-event "-a -e")
TEST_NF = -a -p !flaky
# special CI target derived from nonflaky with CI-specific flags
-TEST_CI = $(TEST_NF) -r -rm -u
+TEST_CI = $(TEST_NF) -r -rm
endif
# make sure that PERL is pointing to an executable
}
}
-if(($total && (($ok+$ign) != $total)) || !$total) {
+if(($total && (($ok+$ign) != $total)) || !$total || $unexpected) {
exit 1;
}