tests: Show vm-run.sh command line for re-running failure sequences
Now that vm-run.sh supports a long list of test cases without crashing the VM kernel, there is no need to use the "parallel-vm.py -1 1 <tests>" workaround. Print the re-run example commands with vm-run.sh instead. In addition, add the --long argument if it was specified for the test run to avoid skipping test cases in the re-run case. Signed-off-by: Jouni Malinen <jouni@qca.qualcomm.com>
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for i in range(0, num_servers):
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for i in range(0, num_servers):
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if len(vm[i]['failed']) == 0:
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if len(vm[i]['failed']) == 0:
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continue
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continue
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print "./parallel-vm.py -1 1",
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print "./vm-run.sh",
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if args.long:
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print "--long",
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skip = len(vm[i]['fail_seq'])
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skip = len(vm[i]['fail_seq'])
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skip -= min(skip, 30)
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skip -= min(skip, 30)
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for t in vm[i]['fail_seq']:
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for t in vm[i]['fail_seq']:
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