support reading stdout/stderr from streams #415
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pohly
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Jun 15, 2024
| @@ -70,6 +71,10 @@ func setupFlags(name string) (*pflag.FlagSet, *options) { | |||
| "use different icons, see help for options") | |||
| flags.BoolVar(&opts.rawCommand, "raw-command", false, | |||
| "don't prepend 'go test -json' to the 'go test' command") | |||
| flags.BoolVar(&opts.readStdin, "stdin", false, | |||
| "don't run any command, instead read go test stdout from stdin") | |||
| flags.IntVar(&opts.readStderrFD, "stderr", 0, | |||
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Should this be a named file instead?
Perhaps some elaborate invocation could work without a named pipe. In practice, I think with bash one has to rely on one.
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I added documentation and unit tests. I also checked that this really works for Kubernetes: kubernetes/kubernetes#125534. |
It can be useful to let the user run the test command(s) itself, for example when complex shell scripts are involved which need to invoke `go test` multiple times. With -stdin, the `go test` stdout is expected on stdin of gotestsum, so it can be used in a pipe. To detect abnormal termination of the test commands, bash with "set -o pipefail" should be used. Beware that such failures are not detected by gotestsum. To also capture stderr with gotestsum, stderr must get redirected like this: mkfifo /tmp/pipe go test ... 2>/tmp/pipe | gotestsum -stdin -stderr 3 3</tmp/pipe
pohly
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Jun 16, 2024
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| in := `{"Time":"2024-06-16T14:46:00.343974039+02:00","Action":"start","Package":"example.com/test"} | ||
| {"Time":"2024-06-16T14:46:00.378597503+02:00","Action":"run","Package":"example.com/test","Test":"TestSomething"} | ||
| {"Time":"2024-06-16T14:46:00.378798569+02:00","Action":"pass","Package":"example.com/test","Test":"TestSomething","Elapsed":0} |
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The linter is unhappy about the line length.
Is that a hard criteria for code? Any suggestion how to avoid it? Splitting up the line in the middle IMHO would be worse than a long line.
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It can be useful to let the user run the test command(s) itself, for example when complex shell scripts are involved which need to invoke
go testmultiple times.With -stdin, the
go teststdout is expected on stdin of gotestsum, so it can be used in a pipe. To detect abnormal termination of the test commands, bash with "set -o pipefail" should be used. Beware that such failures are not detected by gotestsum.To also capture stderr with gotestsum, stderr must get redirected like this:
Fixes: #414