* [jenkins] Add support for enabling device builds using labels.
* [xharness] Give the iOS MSBuild tests 30 minutes to finish.
* [mtouch tests] Give the BuildTestProject 10 minutes to compile each test case.
Wrench bots build the dontlink test in ~3m40, but that's apparently not enough
for the Jenkins bots (slower bots?), which time out the test after 5 minutes.
So double the timeout to 10 minutes, which will hopefully give the Jenkins
bots enough time to run the test to completion.
* [xharness] Don't crash if we can't find a simulator.
* [xharness] Create a device pair if none applicable is found.
* [xharness] Use an enum instead of string values for the target.
* [xharness] Unify the simulator selection code between Jenkins and Wrench.
* [Jenkins] Make test to write output as an xml file so that it can be parsed by the jenkins bot.
* Point to the correct Touvh.Unit repo.
* Use the available property to determine if we are being ran in Jenkins.
* Log where are test results stored.
* Add @MonkeyWrench: prefix.
* Ensure that we do set the build env in jenkins/run-tests.sh
* Do not mix Wrench with Jenkins. The reports in jenkins can be Xml, in Wrench we prefer the old style.
* Ensure that the main node of the unit tests does contain the target, that will improve the tests results reporting.
* Revert "Fix binding project LinkWithAttributes generation to prevent rebuilds" (#1018)
* Added xslt to be used to keep the old Test Reports until we move to only Jenkins reports.
* Add an extra log for the xslt transformation.
* Point to the correcto dir in jenkins.
* Deal with the xslt once we have finished rather than in a batch.
* Remove noise.
* Readd case removed in rebase.
* Fix indentation.
* Skip lock keychain.
Example log output when bumping mono:
> Found 1 modified file(s) in the pull request #1161.
> external/mono
> Enabled 'mtouch' tests because the modified file 'external/mono' matches prefix 'external/mono'
> Enabled 'mmp' tests because the modified file 'external/mono' matches prefix 'external/mono'
> Enabled 'bcl' tests because the modified file 'external/mono' matches prefix 'external/mono'
> Found 1 label(s) in the pull request #1161: cla-already-signed
Or when changing the static registrar:
> Found 1 modified file(s) in the pull request #1164.
> tools/common/StaticRegistrar.cs
> Enabled 'mtouch' tests because the modified file 'tools/common/StaticRegistrar.cs' matches prefix 'tools/common'
> Enabled 'mmp' tests because the modified file 'tools/common/StaticRegistrar.cs' matches prefix 'tools/common'
> Found 2 label(s) in the pull request #1164: cla-already-signed, run-mmp-tests
> Enabled 'mmp' tests because the label 'run-mmp-tests' is set.
This makes us only put packages in one directory (saves disk space and time),
and it also makes project files in multiple solutions work properly
(mtouch.csproj is in tests/tests.sln and tests/mtouch/mtouch.sln).
* Update branch name
* Update SDK version for iOS and watchOS (but not tvOS)
* [xharness] Add support for watchOS Series 2 simulators. (#812)
* [xharness] Add Jenkins support for watchOS Series 2 simulators. (#885)
* [tests] Implement filtering based on test name to make it possible to run a subset of tests manually.
* [xharness] Add support for passing environment variables to test apps.
* [xharness] Split the mscorlib/System test run for watchOS into multiple executions.
When running on a watch, the complete set of mscorlib and System tests use too
much memory, so they end up crashing the app.
So instead don't run all the tests in the same test run, but
instead split them up.
This splits the System tests in 5 different sets, based on the first
character of the test class name.
The mscorlib tests are split in 26 different sets, one for each
character (A-Z).
On watchOS we can't include all the tests for device in a single
assembly, because the native object code becomes too big.
So instead split the tests into two assemblies. Luckily this
is fairly easy for test projects, since they have few dependencies
between source files (there are some however, so source files
are grouped per directory so that files in the same directory do
not end up in different test projects). There is also some hard-coded
logic.
https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=41746
On watchOS we can't include all the tests for device in a single
assembly, because the native object code becomes too big.
So instead split the tests into two assemblies. Luckily this
is fairly easy for test projects, since they have few dependencies
between source files (there are some however, so source files
are grouped per directory so that files in the same directory do
not end up in different test projects). There is also some hard-coded
logic.
https://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=41746
Rolf Bjarne Kvinge
Manuel de la Pena
Sebastien Pouliot
Sebastien Pouliot