<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<project name="test_preparation" xmlns:au="org.apache.ant.antunit" xmlns:hlm="http://www.nokia.com/helium">
    <description>
         Preparation Testing targets
    </description>
    <property environment="env" />
    <property name="publish.root.dir" value="${env.TEMP}" />
    <property name="build.name" value="buildtest" />
    <property name="major.version" value="0" />
    <property name="minor.version" value="00" />
    <property name="build.tag.ext" value="" />
    <property name="build.tag.ext" value="" />

    <property name="build.number" value="0" />
    <property name="prep.root.dir" value="../../../build/test/preproot" />

    <property name="helium.dir" location="../../.." />
    <!--<import file="../../../build.xml"/>-->

    <!-- in the normal run we should not have the same build.drive content in the second run 
    <property name="build.drive" value="Z:" />-->
    <import file="../../../build.xml" />
    <property name="preparation.temp.dir" location="${helium.build.dir}/antunit/preparation" />

    <target name="setUp">
        <delete dir="${preparation.temp.dir}" failonerror="false" />
        <mkdir dir="${preparation.temp.dir}" />
    </target>

    <target name="tearDown">
        <delete dir="${preparation.temp.dir}" failonerror="false" />
    </target>

    <!-- Simple Synergy testing. -->
    <target name="-test-ccm">
        <hlm:python>
import ccm, gc
import logging
logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG)
gc.set_debug(gc.DEBUG_STATS)
session = ccm.open_session(database="fa1f5132")
session = ccm.open_session(database="fa1f5132")
session = ccm.open_session(database="fa1f5132")
        </hlm:python>
    </target>


    <target name="-test-prep-drive">
        <runtarget target="prep-drive" />
        <echo file="${build.drive}/prepdrive-test.txt">foo</echo>
        <au:assertFileExists file="${build.drive}/prepdrive-test.txt" />
        <!-- sleep to be sure to get a new timestamp in the next run -->
        <sleep seconds="1" />
        <runtarget target="prep-drive" />
        <au:assertFileDoesntExist file="${build.drive}/prepdrive-test.txt" />
    </target>


    <!-- checking the updated path -->
    <target name="-test-update-file-path">
        <runtarget target="prep-drive" />
        <echo file="${build.drive}/newpath-test.txt">foo</echo>
        <sleep seconds="1" />
        <au:assertFileExists file="${helium.build.dir}/test/preproot/buildtest_0.00.0/newpath-test.txt" />
        <delete file="${build.drive}/newpath-test.txt" />
    </target>

    <!-- we should keep the content of the build.drive -->
    <target name="-test-prep-drive2">
        <property name="prep.build.dir.keep" value="1" />
        <runtarget target="prep-drive" />
        <echo file="${build.drive}/prepdrive-test.txt">foo</echo>
        <au:assertFileExists file="${build.drive}/prepdrive-test.txt" />
        <runtarget target="prep-drive" />
        <au:assertFileExists file="${build.drive}/prepdrive-test.txt" />
        <delete file="${build.drive}/prepdrive-test.txt" />
    </target>

    <target name="test-prep-drive-invalid">
        <if>
            <os family='windows'/>
            <then>
                <exec osfamily="windows" executable="python" failonerror="true" outputproperty="testbuild.drive">
                    <arg line="-m searchnextdrive"/>               
                </exec>
                <au:expectfailure>
                    <antcall target="prep-drive">
                        <param name="prep.build.dir" value="${testbuild.drive}:\Build_${testbuild.drive}\viramana\ido_ba\ido_lodo_50_ivalo\20090723181916_pf_5250_200930"/>
                        <param name="build.drive.notdefined" value="true"/>
                    </antcall>
                </au:expectfailure>
            </then>
        </if>
    </target>
    <target name="test-prep-drive-valid">
        <if>
            <os family='windows'/>
            <then>
                <tempfile property="prep.temp.build.dir" destDir="${env.TEMP}"/>
                <mkdir dir="${prep.temp.build.dir}"/>
                <antcall target="prep-drive">
                    <param name="prep.build.dir" value="${prep.temp.build.dir}"/>
                    <param name="build.drive.notdefined" value="true"/>
                </antcall>
                <au:assertFileExists file="${build.drive}"/>
                <hlm:unsubst drive="${build.drive}" failonerror="false"/>
                <delete dir="${prep.temp.build.dir}"/>
            </then>
        </if>
    </target>

    <!--<import file="../../../build.xml"/>
    
     TODO: should these run on build.xml -->
    <!--<target name="test-build-int-not-set">    
        <runtarget target="get-build-number"/>
        <assertFileExists file="${env.TEMP}/buildtest/builds/buildtest_0.00__build_int_db.txt"/>
        <echo>${build.number}</echo>
        <delete file="${env.TEMP}/buildtest/builds/buildtest_0.00__build_int_db.txt"/>
    </target>
    
    <target name="test-build-int-exists">
        <propertyfile file="${env.TEMP}/buildtest/builds/buildtest_0.00__build_int_db.txt" comment="build.int db">
            <entry key="build.int" type="int" default="001" operation="+" pattern="000"/>
        </propertyfile>    
        <runtarget target="get-build-number"/>
        <assertFileExists file="${env.TEMP}/buildtest/builds/buildtest_0.00__build_int_db.txt"/>
        <echo>${build.number}</echo>
        <delete file="${env.TEMP}/buildtest/builds/buildtest_0.00__build_int_db.txt"/>
        <assertPropertyEquals name="build.number" value="002"/>
    </target>-->


    <!-- Change synergy release tag  -->
    <target name="-test-ccm-release-tag-change">
        <property name="team.level.ci.enabled" value="true" />
        <property name="teamlevel.folder.number" value="to1tobet#90" />
        <property name="ccm.database" value="to1tobet" />

        <!-- Change releage tag as 'mc/TOWEC010' -->
        <var name="programlevel.release.tag" value="mc/TOWEC010" />
        <antcall target="change-release-tag" />

        <!-- Change releage tag as 'mc/TOTEC010' -->
        <var name="programlevel.release.tag" value="mc/TOTEC010" />
        <antcall target="change-release-tag" />

        <script language="jython" setbeans="false">
import ccm

curDb = project.getProperty('ccm.database')
releaseTag = project.getProperty('programlevel.release.tag')
task = "to1tobet#3656"
session = ccm.open_session(database=curDb)
cmdline = "task "+ task + " -sh release"
result = session.execute(cmdline)
searchStartStr = r"Task " + task + ": " + releaseTag
strExists = str(result).find(searchStartStr)
project.setProperty("r.tag", str(strExists))
        </script>

        <au:assertTrue>
            <equals arg1="${r.tag}" arg2="0" />
        </au:assertTrue>
    </target>

    <!-- Test for check the to get substituted drives -->
    <target name="test-backup-subst-drives">
        <antcall target="backup-subst-drives" />
        <if>
            <os family="windows"/>
            <then>
                <au:assertFileExists file="${cache.dir}\hlmsubsteddrives.bat" />
            </then>
        </if>
    </target>

    <!-- Test for check the setting of arm.compiler.version property when RVCT is 2.x -->
    <target name="test-set-arm-version2">
         <!-- mocking the call of  "armcc - - vsn" in order to not depend on it. 
         In real world should call  c:\APPS\rvct22_593\rvctcmdprompt.bat -->
        <var name="arm.compiler.version.text" value="ARM/Thumb C/C++ Compiler, RVCT2.2 [Build 593]${line.separator}for support contact Target.Tools@nokia.com${line.separator}Software supplied by: ARM Limited" />
        <runtarget target="set-arm-version" />
        <au:assertPropertyEquals name="arm.compiler.version" value="ARM/Thumb C/C++ Compiler, RVCT2.2 [Build 593]${line.separator}"/>
    </target>

    <!-- Test for check the setting of arm.compiler.version property when RVCT is 4.x -->
    <target name="test-set-arm-version4">
         <!-- mocking the call of  "armcc - - vsn" in order to not depend on it.
         In real world should call  c:\APPS\rvct40_400\rvctcmdprompt.bat -->
        <var name="arm.compiler.version.text" value="ARM C/C++ Compiler, RVCT4.0 [Build 400]${line.separator}for support contact Target.Tools@nokia.com${line.separator}Software supplied by: ARM Limited" />
        <runtarget target="set-arm-version" />
        <au:assertPropertyEquals name="arm.compiler.version" value="ARM C/C++ Compiler, RVCT4.0 [Build 400]${line.separator}"/>
    </target>


    <path id="test.directory.structure.config">
        <pathelement path="${preparation.temp.dir}/dir1" />
        <pathelement path="${preparation.temp.dir}/dir2" />
    </path>

    <target name="test-create-directory-structure-no-reference">
        <antcall target="create-directory-structure" />
        <au:assertLogContains text="'directory.structure.config' reference not found, so not any directory structure will be created." />
    </target>
    
    <target name="test-create-directory-structure">
        <antcall target="create-directory-structure">
            <reference refid="test.directory.structure.config" torefid="directory.structure.config" />
        </antcall>
        <au:assertLogContains text="dir1" />
        <au:assertLogContains text="dir2" />
        <au:assertTrue>
            <available file="${preparation.temp.dir}/dir1" type="dir" />
        </au:assertTrue>
        <au:assertTrue>
            <available file="${preparation.temp.dir}/dir2" type="dir" />
        </au:assertTrue>
    </target>
</project>