oerpscenario.in

#!/bin/bash
set -e

USAGE="Discover Features and launch behave to run OERPScenarios\n
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oerpscenario [options]\n
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Options:\n
-t <TAG_EXPRESSION>: run Features / Scenarios tagged with TAG_EXPRESSION (see below)\n
--help-behave: display behave help (to know which behave options you can pass\n
-h or --help: display this help\n
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TAG_EXPRESSION (extracted from behave --tags-help):\n
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TAG_EXPRESSION is simply a tag:\n
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    --tags @dev\n
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You may even leave off the "@" - behave doesn't mind.\n
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When a tag in a tag expression starts with a ~, this represents boolean NOT:\n
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    --tags ~@dev\n
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A tag expression can have several tags separated by a comma, which represents\n
logical OR:\n
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    --tags @dev,@wip\n
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The --tags option can be specified several times, and this represents logical\n
AND, for instance this represents the boolean expression\n
'(@foo or not @bar) and @zap':\n
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    --tags @foo,~@bar --tags @zap.\n
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Beware that if you want to use several negative tags to exclude several tags\n
you have to use logical AND:\n
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    --tags ~@fixme --tags ~@buggy.\n
"
BEHAVE=`dirname $0`/behave
BEHAVE_FLAGS="-k --no-capture"
ROOTDIR=`dirname $0`/..
BASIC_FEATURES=$${ROOTDIR}/${oerpscenario:branch-directory}/features
FIND_FLAGS="-not -path $${BASIC_FEATURES}  -a -name features"

if [ "$1" == "-h" ]  || [ "$1" == "--help" ] ; then
    echo -e $${USAGE}
elif [ "$1" == "--help-behave" ] ; then
    $${BEHAVE} --help
elif [ "$1" == "--tags-help" ] ; then
    $${BEHAVE} --tags-help
else
    if (echo "$*" | grep --quiet -- '--pdb') ; then
        export BEHAVE_DEBUG_ON_ERROR=1
        export OTHER_FLAGS=$(echo $* | sed 's/--pdb//')
    else
        export OTHER_FLAGS=$*
    fi
    OTHER_FEATURES=`find $${ROOTDIR} $${FIND_FLAGS} -printf "%p "`
    $${BEHAVE} $${BEHAVE_FLAGS} $${OTHER_FLAGS} $${BASIC_FEATURES} $${OTHER_FEATURES}
fi