In install_deps.sh, line 59 (sed -n -e 's/^NAME="?([^"])"?$/\1/p' /etc/os-release) will get CentOS Linux instead of CentOS, so it cant match CentOS.
I suggest that in line 355， can modified " CentOS)" to " CentOS*)"
* use `set -e` to abort script execution when error codes fail (and haven't been checked)
* use [[ ]] instead of [ ] or test.
* use ROOTDIR/BUILDDIR variables for better readability
* use mktemp in order to avoid accidental name clashes.
* use `make install` instead of `install ...` as cleaner installation process
* this however doesn't install soltest anymore, which I believe is
right, as normal users should not need it installed in their system.
Those who want to run the test suite, can do so manually
* allow optional passing of more additional custom args to cmake
- Adds `Dockerfile_alpine`, which copies the complier from the scratch
step into an Alpine image
- Updates `docker_build.sh` to build the Alpine image
- Updates `docker_deploy.sh` to tag and push the Alpine images
- Updates `docker_deploy_manual.sh` to tag and push the Alpine images
The tags that are pushed follow:
- Scratch
- ethereum/solc:stable
- ethereum/solc:0.5.1
- ethereum/solc:nightly
- ethereum/solc:nightly-0.5.1-bc7cb301e3d71756c8fbefe888aca53433302117
- ethereum/solc:nightly-0.5.1-bc7cb301e3d71756c8fbefe888aca53433302117
- Alpine
- ethereum/solc:stable-alpine
- ethereum/solc:0.5.1-alpine
- ethereum/solc:nightly-alpine
- ethereum/solc:nightly-alpine-0.5.1-bc7cb301e3d71756c8fbefe888aca53433302117
- ethereum/solc:nightly-alpine-0.5.1-bc7cb301e3d71756c8fbefe888aca53433302117
* Implicitely also allows concurrent runs.
* Properly cleanup of any working files created during runtime.
* Properly cleanup upon singals.
* Allow early-abort during cmdline tests without leaking processes.
Run codespell against documentation and during Linux test run.
Use codespell_whitelist.txt dictionary to whitelist words that
should not be considered as misspelled.
Currently whitelist "iff" and "nd".
Refs: #4442
On the documentation the examples for the usage of isolate_tests.py are shown with single files, and it's currently not working. It only works for folders or wildcards that return more than one file, since that's how os.walk works within a loop for that cases.
Proposed an simple and easy fix.
I extracted the core functionality for extracting tests from files, and made another function called `extract_and_write`
If the program receives a single file the function `extract_and_write` is called once, it even works for `docs` when specified.
If the program receives a path or a wildcard, works as used to.
