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Aliaksei Budavei
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Whenever two or more filetype names share a common prefix, e.g. "java" and "javascript", passing the shortest name argument to Make, e.g. "make java test", will trigger the running of _all prefix matching_ test suites. To fix this blunder and to only have _requested_ test suites run, always append the leftmost conventional delimiters "[._]", e.g. "java[.]java", "java[_]numbers.java", to each filetype name when automatically assembling a regexp pattern for the filename filter. Furthermore, promote the Vim9 (pseudo-) filetype, e.g. "make vim9 test", "make vim vim9 test", etc. As before, VIM_SYNTAX_TEST_FILTER is still within reach for arbitrary test case grouping. closes: #21351 Signed-off-by: Aliaksei Budavei <0x000c70@gmail.com> Signed-off-by: Christian Brabandt <cb@256bit.org>
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#!/bin/bash
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# This script generates auxiliary recipes for 'make test': e.g. in the case of JAVA,
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# - a phony target 'java' depends on all of the testdir/input/java*.java
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# - when the syntax file is changed, timestamps of the JAVA files are updated so that the tests will
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# be rerun against updated syntax
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# - when a vim setup file for test, e.g. testdir/input/setup/java_module_info.vim, is changed,
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# timestamp of the corresponding input, testdir/input/java_module_info.java, is updated
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#
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# NOTE: At the moment this script DOES NOT strictly track dependency, like cpp on c, so run
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# `make clean test` before deployment
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set -eu +f -o pipefail
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cd "$(dirname "$0")"/../..
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for input in testdir/input/*.*; do
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dirname=$(dirname "$input")
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basename=$(basename "$input")
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case "$basename" in
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*_*.*) ft=${basename%%_*};;
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*.*) ft=${basename%%.*};;
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*) exit 1
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esac
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vimsetup=$dirname/setup/${basename%.*}.vim
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if [ ! -r "$vimsetup" ]; then
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vimsetup=
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fi
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cat << EOF
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$input: ${ft/#vim9/vim}.vim $vimsetup
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touch -c \$@
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$basename:: $input
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$ft:: $basename
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EOF
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done
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