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2025-06-12Test compactification gets skipped for `gc --all`Maksim Denisov
2024-09-23Reorder dependencies and remove duplicates in OSSMaksim Denisov
2024-08-21tests: use newly defined test suiteKlaus Aehlig
... so that linting information gets propagated properly.
2024-07-17Test ["end-to-end/gc", "reconstruct-executable"]: drop unnecessary restrictionKlaus Aehlig
This test verifies properties of just, hence the precise nature of the just-mr tool does not matter.
2024-07-16Add a test verifying that reconstructed executables are usableKlaus Aehlig
... ensuring we do not regress on the recently fixed race that allowed file descriptors to reconstructed executables to be kept alive.
2024-06-03test: Use own installed just and just-mr targets...Paul Cristian Sarbu
...which do not stage also the debug source and header files (while in debug mode), as this is unnecessary bloat in the tests. As the tool-under-test and mr-tool-under-test targets should be used instead of the regular install targets also in the various extra rules in end-to-end and utils, move their definition in the outmost test TARGETS file.
2024-04-17Compactification: Test storage get reducedMaksim Denisov
... and nothing reconstructed for simple (i.e., non-export) targets.
2024-01-16Add a test verifying the interaction between tc and gcKlaus Aehlig
Add a test that verifies that garbage collection does not violate the invariants required by the extensional project implicit in target-level caching.
2023-05-24Split off tests into a separate logical repositoryKlaus Aehlig
This allows better separation and, in particular, repositories needed only for tests do not have to be provided for building the tools. This also better documents which dependencies are only needed for testing.
2023-03-13Test: Add GC test for export targetsOliver Reiche
2023-01-20Add basic end-to-end test for just gcKlaus Aehlig
Run build and garbage collection end to end and verify two basic properties. - A target used after the the last gc is still available after another gc, and so are all its parts, even if the output is a single tree. - A target not used between to gc is purged from disk and disk space is not used any more.