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But don't edit them yet.
This directory structure is based on that of dbscripts.
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The big reason for having it separate was that we needed to install an
expensive after(). But, since that part of cleanup is now owned by
testenv, that's not a concern.
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The name "status" was chosen because BATS initializes status=0; if we
switch from Roundup to BATS, our common setup won't need set it
anymore.
Accomplish this with:
$ sed -ri -e 's/\$(stat|ret|r)\b/$status/g' -e 's/\b(stat|ret|r)=/status=/g' test/*.sh
$ sed -ri '/^\s*(local\s+)?status=0$/d' test/*-test.sh
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https://labs.parabola.nu/issues/1311
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Fixes https://labs.parabola.nu/issues/920
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This test worked before because of work-arounds for systemd bugs, it had
invoked bash inside of the chroot.
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Because of the work-around for systemd-nspawn's buggy I/O, it was
discarding the exit status if stdout wasn't a TTY. My work-around for
*this* is to set -o pipefail.
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They didn't pass because on several errors it printed to stdout, not stderr
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