Revision 7122
Added by Aaron Marcuse-Kubitza almost 12 years ago
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test = opts.env_flag('test', False, env_names)
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commit = opts.env_flag('commit', False, env_names) and not test
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# never commit in test mode |
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redo = opts.env_flag('redo', test, env_names) and not commit
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redo = opts.env_flag('redo', False, env_names) and not commit
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# never redo in commit mode (run `make schemas/reinstall` instead) |
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# Ranges |
| README.TXT | ||
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Testing: |
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On a development machine, you should put the following in your .profile: |
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export redo= log= n=2
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export log= n=2 |
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Mapping process: make test |
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Including column-based import: make test by_col=1 |
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If the row-based and column-based imports produce different inserted |
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bin/map: Made $redo flag default to off, because redo mode is slow (all tables have to be truncated) and is only needed when running tests on a public schema with data in it, which would not be the case on a development machine where tests are usually run