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basename from GNU coreutils 8.32 (the default on Debian Bullseye, as bash 5.2.0 does not include basename as a built-in command) does not accept multiple arguments. This will cause the command to fail with no output, and the error code not being propagated for some reason. This means that the loop never gets executed, and thus the check never actually does anything. This commit fixes that behavior by calling 'basename' multiple times.
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25 lines
793 B
Bash
Executable file
#!/usr/bin/env bash
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set -eo pipefail
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script_path=$(cd -P -- "$(dirname -- "$0")" && pwd -P)
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cd "${script_path}/.."
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MISSING_FILES=n
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while IFS= read -r FILENAME; do
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# Simply search whether the CMakeLists.txt *ever* mention the test files.
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if ! grep -qF "${FILENAME}" Tests/AK/CMakeLists.txt ; then
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echo "Tests/AK/CMakeLists.txt is either missing the test file ${FILENAME} or is not in the commit's staged changes"
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MISSING_FILES=y
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fi
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done < <(
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git ls-files 'Tests/AK/Test*.cpp' | xargs -n1 basename
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)
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if [ "n" != "${MISSING_FILES}" ] ; then
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echo "Some files are missing from the Tests/AK/CMakeLists.txt."
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echo "If a new test file is being added, ensure it is in the CMakeLists.txt."
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echo "This ensures the new tests are always run."
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exit 1
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fi
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