build_automation/cloudberry/scripts/parse-test-results.sh

#!/bin/bash
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# Script: parse-test-results.sh
# Description: Parses Apache Cloudberry test results and processes the
# output.
#             Provides GitHub Actions integration and environment
#             variable export functionality. This script is a wrapper
#             around parse_results.pl, adding the following features:
#             1. Default log file path handling
#             2. GitHub Actions output integration
#             3. Environment variable management
#             4. Result file cleanup
#
# Arguments:
#   [log-file] - Path to test log file
#                (defaults to build-logs/details/make-${MAKE_NAME}.log)
#
# Prerequisites:
#   - parse_results.pl must be in the same directory
#   - Perl must be installed and in PATH
#   - Write access to current directory (for temporary files)
#   - Read access to test log file
#
# Output Variables (in GitHub Actions):
#   status           - Test status (passed/failed)
#   total_tests      - Total number of tests
#   failed_tests     - Number of failed tests
#   passed_tests     - Number of passed tests
#   ignored_tests    - Number of ignored tests
#   failed_test_names - Names of failed tests (comma-separated)
#   ignored_test_names - Names of ignored tests (comma-separated)
#
# Usage Examples:
#   # Parse default log file:
#   ./parse-test-results.sh
#
#   # Parse specific log file:
#   ./parse-test-results.sh path/to/test.log
#
#   # Use with GitHub Actions:
#   export GITHUB_OUTPUT=/path/to/output
#   ./parse-test-results.sh
#
# Exit Codes:
#   0 - All tests passed successfully
#   1 - Tests failed but results were properly parsed
#   2 - Parse error, missing files, or unknown status
#
# Files Created/Modified:
#   - Temporary: test_results.txt (automatically cleaned up)
#   - If GITHUB_OUTPUT set: Appends results to specified file
#
# --------------------------------------------------------------------

set -uo pipefail

# Default log file path
DEFAULT_LOG_PATH="build-logs/details/make-${MAKE_NAME}.log"
LOG_FILE=${1:-$DEFAULT_LOG_PATH}

# Get the directory where this script is located
SCRIPT_DIR="$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd )"

# Check if log file exists
if [ ! -f "$LOG_FILE" ]; then
    echo "Error: Test log file not found: $LOG_FILE"
    exit 2
fi

# Run the perl script and capture its exit code
perl "${SCRIPT_DIR}/parse-results.pl" "$LOG_FILE"
perl_exit_code=$?

# Check if results file exists and source it if it does
if [ ! -f test_results.txt ]; then
    echo "Error: No results file generated"
    exit 2
fi

# Return the perl script's exit code
exit $perl_exit_code