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Alban Crequy
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The functional tests use sudo because the tests need to be run as root. Sudo does not preserve $PATH. When the user use a home-built go, it might have a different version thatn the system-wide installed go. It causes problems when linking the tests with github.com/coreos/rkt/common This patch fixes the issue by using the go environment of the user.
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#!/bin/bash
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# This script is normally executed by ./test in the topdir source directory.
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# In this case, $GOPATH is already set.
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#
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# However, when developing a new functional test, it is useful to run the
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# tests manually without recompiling rkt. GOPATH is set to the same directory
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# as ./build in the topdir source directory does.
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#
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# To run all tests:
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# $ cd tests && ./test
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#
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# To run only one test:
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# $ cd tests && ./test -run=TestEnv
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# Sudo does not preserve $PATH. Use go from the user's $PATH instead of
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# root's $PATH. It is needed when a home-built go does not have the same
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# version as the system-wide installed go.
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GO=`which go`
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sudo GOPATH="${PWD}/../gopath" RKT_ENABLE_DESTRUCTIVE_TESTS="$RKT_ENABLE_DESTRUCTIVE_TESTS" GOROOT="$GOROOT" $GO test -v $*
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