#!/bin/bash -
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set -e
cd extension

# The PHP test script cleans the environment.  (This is, apparently,
# to fully simulate how PHP runs when it runs in the context of
# Apache, and not only because PHP is written by morons).  We
# therefore have to load the environment (from php/extension/env which
# is generated below) at the start of each test script.

# As a consequence of above, LIBGUESTFS_DEBUG=1 and LIBGUESTFS_TRACE=1
# won't get passed down to the script.  Furthermore, setting debug or
# trace isn't very useful anyway because the PHP test script mixes
# stdout and stderr together and compares this to the expected output,
# so you'd just get failures for every test.  So there is no good way
# to debug libguestfs failures in PHP tests, but if an individual test
# fails locally then you can edit the guestfs_php_*.phpt.in and
# uncomment the putenv statement, then look at the output.

unset LIBGUESTFS_DEBUG
unset LIBGUESTFS_TRACE

# This makes a file containing the environment variables we want to set.
rm -f env
echo "PATH=$PATH" > env
printenv | grep -E '^(LIBGUESTFS|LIBVIRT|LIBVIRTD|VIRTLOCKD|LD|MALLOC)_' >> env

TESTS=$(echo guestfs_php_*.phpt)
echo TESTS: $TESTS

# PHP ignores the result of the tests!
make test TESTS="$TESTS"