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+This folder keeps scripts the produce the Boost regression test tables.
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+The entry point is the boost_wide_report.py script. In the simplest
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+case, it should be run as:
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+ python boost_wide_report.py
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+ --locate-root=XXX
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+ --results-dir=YYY
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+ --tag trunk
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+ --expected-results=XXX
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+ --failures-markup=XXX
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+
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+The 'trunk' is the tag of things that are tested, and should match the
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+directory name on the server keeping uploaded individual results.
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+'results-dir' is a directory where individual results (zip files) will
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+be downloaded, and then processed. expected-results and failures-markup
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+should be paths to corresponding files in 'status' subdir of boost tree.
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+locate-root should point at boost root, it's unclear if it of any use
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+now.
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+
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+This will download and process *all* test results, but it will not
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+upload them, so good for local testing. It's possible to run
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+this command, interrupt it while it processes results, leave just
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+a few .zip files in result dir, and then re-run with --dont-collect-logs
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+option, to use downloaded zips only.
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Vladimir Prus