#!/usr/bin/env bash # # Run real shell code with osh and bash, and compare the results. # # Limitation: If a script shells out to another bash script, osh won't be run. # TODO: --hijack-shebang or just 'sed' all the scripts in a repo? # # Usage: # ./gold-test.sh set -o nounset set -o pipefail set -o errexit source test/common.sh # for $OSH _compare() { set +o errexit "$@" >_tmp/shebang.txt local expected_status=$? $OSH "$@" >_tmp/osh.txt local osh_status=$? set -o errexit if ! diff -u _tmp/shebang.txt _tmp/osh.txt; then echo FAIL exit 1 fi if test $expected_status != $osh_status; then echo "FAIL: Got status $osh_status but expected $expected_status" exit 1 fi return 0 } # Uses # - { busybox || true; } | head # - $1 version-text() { _compare test/spec.sh version-text } # Uses {core,osh}/*.py count() { _compare scripts/count.sh all _compare scripts/count.sh parser _compare scripts/count.sh parser-port _compare scripts/count.sh runtime } # Uses $(cd $(dirname $0) && pwd) one-spec-test() { _compare test/spec.sh builtins-special } # Uses redirect of functions. html-summary() { _compare test/spec-runner.sh html-summary } gen-module-init() { local modules='time datetime' _compare build/actions.sh gen-module-init $modules } wild() { _compare test/wild.sh all '^distro/usr-bin' } # NOTE: zsh behaves differently under sh and bin/osh! Looks like it is an # inherited file descriptor issue. # # A bin/osh app bundle also behaves differently. Maybe because of the internal # environment variables. startup-benchmark() { _compare benchmarks/startup.sh compare-strace } configure() { _compare ./configure; } nix() { _compare gold/nix.sh isElfSimpleWithStdin; } and-or() { _compare gold/and-or.sh test-simple; } comments() { _compare gold/comments.sh; } readonly_() { _compare gold/readonly.sh; } export() { _compare gold/export.sh; } glob() { _compare gold/glob.sh; } no-op() { _compare scripts/count.sh; } complex-here-docs() { _compare gold/complex-here-docs.sh; } strip-op-char-class() { _compare gold/strip-op-char-class.sh; } # Similar tests for backslash escaping. echo-e() { _compare gold/echo-e.sh; } dollar-sq() { _compare gold/dollar-sq.sh; } word-eval() { _compare gold/word-eval.sh; } abuild() { _compare gold/abuild.sh is_function is_function } # Needs declare -p declare() { _compare gold/declare.sh demo; } # Needs declare -p scope() { _compare gold/scope.sh; } readonly -a PASSING=( # FLAKY: This one differs by timestamp #version-text configure nix and-or comments readonly_ export glob no-op complex-here-docs echo-e dollar-sq word-eval strip-op-char-class abuild count one-spec-test html-summary gen-module-init # This one takes a little long, but it's realistic. #wild # There are slight differences in the number of syscalls reported. Not sure # of the cause. #startup-benchmark ) all-passing() { run-all "${PASSING[@]}" } run-for-release() { local out_dir=_tmp/gold mkdir -p $out_dir all-passing | tee $out_dir/log.txt echo "Wrote $out_dir/log.txt" } "$@"