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Kirill Smelkov
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cca816e2
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Sep 15, 2010
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Denis Bilenko
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testrunner.py: always use database in the current directory by default instead of /tmp/
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@@ -11,8 +11,6 @@ in the database logged with the result 'TIMEOUT'.
The --db option, when provided, specifies sqlite3 database that holds the test results.
By default 'testresults.sqlite3' is used in the current directory.
If the a mercurial repository is detected and the current working copy is "dirty", that is,
has uncommited changes, then '/tmp/testresults.sqlite3' is used.
The results are stored in the following 2 tables:
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@@ -505,9 +503,6 @@ def main():
options.verbosity += options.verbose - options.quiet
if not options.db and sqlite3:
if get_changeset().endswith('
+
'):
options.db = get_tempnam()
else:
options.db = '
testresults
.
sqlite3
'
print '
Using
the
database
:
%
s
' % options.db
elif options.db and not sqlite3:
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