def main():
options = parse_args()
if not build_utils.run_cmake(force_clean=options.clobber,
log_output=True,
debug_build=options.debug):
sys.exit(1)
print("Building all targets with Ninja ...\n")
if not build_utils.run_ninja(["all"], fail_fast=True):
sys.exit(1)
print("Pytype built successfully!\n")
def main():
opts = parse_args()
targets = opts.targets or ["test_all"]
if not build_utils.run_cmake(log_output=True, debug_build=opts.debug):
sys.exit(1)
fail_collector = build_utils.FailCollector(opts.verbose)
print("Running tests (build steps will be executed as required) ...\n")
if not build_utils.run_ninja(targets, fail_collector, opts.fail_fast):
fail_collector.print_report()
sys.exit(1)
print("!!! All tests passed !!!\n"
"Some tests might not have been run because they were already passing.")
def main():
opts = parse_args()
modules = opts.modules or ["test_all"]
if not build_utils.run_cmake(log_output=True, debug_build=opts.debug):
sys.exit(1)
fail_collector = build_utils.FailCollector()
# PyType's target names use the dotted name convention. So, the fully
# qualified test module names are actually ninja target names.
print("Running tests (build steps will be executed as required) ...\n")
if not build_utils.run_ninja(modules, fail_collector, opts.fail_fast):
fail_collector.print_report()
sys.exit(1)
print(
"!!! All tests passed !!!\n"
"Some tests might not have been run because they were already passing."
)