--clean to cleanup previous reg-tests log directories and exit
run-regtests.sh --clean
+ --use-htx to use the HTX in tests
+ run-regtests.sh --use-htx, unsets the macro \${no-htx}
+ In .vtc files, in HAProxy configuration, you should use the following line
+ to "templatize" your tests:
+
+ \${no-htx} option http-use-htx
+
Including text below into a .vtc file will check for its requirements
related to haproxy's target and compilation options
# Below targets are not capable of completing this test succesfully
LEVEL="$2"
shift
;;
+ --use-htx)
+ no_htx=""
+ ;;
--clean)
_cleanup
exit 0
verbose="-q"
debug=""
keep_logs="-l"
+no_htx="#"
testlist=""
_process "$@";
echo "Options : $OPTIONS"
echo "########################## Gathering tests to run ##########################"
+# if 'use-htx' option is set, but HAProxy version is lower to 1.9, disable it
+if [ -z "$no_htx" ]; then
+ if [ $(_version "$HAPROXY_VERSION") -lt $(_version "1.9") ]; then
+ echo ""
+ echo "WARNING : Unset HTX for haproxy (version: $HAPROXY_VERSION)"
+ echo " REASON: this test requires at least version: 1.9"
+ echo ""
+ no_htx="#"
+ fi
+fi
+
if [ -z "$REGTESTS" ]; then
_findtests ./
else
if [ -n "$jobcount" ]; then
jobcount="-j $jobcount"
fi
- cmd="$VARNISHTEST_PROGRAM -k -t 10 $keep_logs $verbose $debug $jobcount $varnishtestparams $testlist"
+ cmd="$VARNISHTEST_PROGRAM -k -t 10 -Dno-htx=${no_htx} $keep_logs $verbose $debug $jobcount $varnishtestparams $testlist"
eval $cmd
_vtresult=$?
else