[erlang-questions] Rebar to run CT

[Roberto Ostinelli]

Hi Fred,
Thank you. Unfortunately I'm receiving a `ERROR: invalid_option "-r"`.
Using the latest rebar (cd55176009df794f506771fd574de9303ff2a42e on master).

I'm already using the `skip_deps=true` option.

Any ideas?

On Thu, Apr 30, 2015 at 3:53 PM, Fred Hebert <mononcqc@REDACTED> wrote:

> On 04/30, Roberto Ostinelli wrote:
>
>> Dear List,
>> I'm trying to use CT on Travis. Test run fine when run locally. I start
>> them from the project root, and use rebar ct command.
>>
>> However, when I run then in Travis I get:
>>
>> WARN:  'ct' command does not apply to directory
>> /home/travis/build/myrepo/myapp
>>
>>
> This is a problem with rebar 2.x's model versus the directory structure
> you have. The one you have described here:
>
>
>> -- myproject
>>   rebar.config
>>   |-- apps
>>       |-- myapp
>>           |-- src
>>           |-- test
>>       rebar.config
>>   |-- deps
>>       |-- dep1
>>       |-- dep2
>>   |-- ...
>>
>>
> Works for a release, but rebar 2.x more or less expects OTP applications
> everywhere. Anything else and you need special configurations or switches.
>
> In the case of ct for that one, you have to run `rebar ct -r' to run it
> recursively in all directories it finds, and then add `skip_deps=true' to
> avoid running it on all your dependencies. Final command is:
>
>    rebar ct -r skip_deps=true
>
> You'll still see a warning printed (when rebar looks for a `test/'
> directory at the root) but then it'll run the tests fine.
>
> Rebar3 should take care of this and work fine on the first run, as we
> changed the model it uses to figure out structure of both OTP apps and
> releases and takes an app-based structure.
>
> Regards,
> Fred.
>
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