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I would like to exclude file types that are not interesting to network file systems, e.g., block and char. I could add an array with all types to misc.sh which the environment would override. This would require doing some math in all the test plans, e.g., echo "1..203" becomes something like echo "1..$((${#DEVICE_TYPES[@]} * 7))". Is there a better approach to this than doing a bunch of arithmetic? I see some existing feature detecting code like:
if supported lchmod;thenecho"1..203"elseecho"1..119"fi
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Calculating the plan would become very complicated with your proposal. This is one of the problems with TAP. I don't see a better option that doing arithmetic like you propose.
I would like to exclude file types that are not interesting to network file systems, e.g., block and char. I could add an array with all types to
misc.sh
which the environment would override. This would require doing some math in all the test plans, e.g.,echo "1..203"
becomes something likeecho "1..$((${#DEVICE_TYPES[@]} * 7))"
. Is there a better approach to this than doing a bunch of arithmetic? I see some existing feature detecting code like:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: