Novice linux/trick users don't catch that "trick" and "trick.git" are incompatible, because they don't understand that the file extension is a part of the directory name. For this reason they frequently leave the ".git" in their shell environment and they get stuck there for a while. While it is important that trick users have an understanding of how their shell uses the PATH variable, I do not think this little section at the bottom of the intro should have to be debugged so frequently.
* Introducing TrickOps - An Extensible Sim Testing Framework
Features:
* Multiple simultaneous sim builds, runs, file vs. file comparisons,
arbitrary post-run analyses, valgrind of runs
* Real-time progress bars for sim builds and runs
* Exit code management lets users easily define success & failure
* Failed comparisons can optionally generate koviz error reports
See share/trick/trickops/README.md for details
* Add GitHub Actions Workflow for TrickOps for Ubuntu:20.04 & CentOS latest
* Adds python unit and doc tests to github actions for push / pull requests
for Ubuntu:20.04 and CentOS 8:latest. MacOS still forthcoming.
* Also updates documentation with TrickOps information
* Remove duplicate / overwriting SIM_ definitions in ExampleWorkflow.py
* Address Code Review / Discussion
* Reduce set of sims tested in ExampleWorkflow.py to stable set
* Add ExampleWorkflow.py to GitHub Actions
* Clarify documentation and add image of TrickOps in action
* Error/Ignore valgrind entries in YAML file if platform == darwin
* Fix run.compare() logic error and add unit test to cover it
Co-authored-by: Dan Jordan <daniel.d.jordan@nasa.gov>
* check if default constructor is deleted #1094
* unit test icg deleted default constructor #1094
* Update centos 7 swig version to 3.0 to support deleted function in SIM_deleted_default_constructor test
Co-authored-by: Fennell, Scott P 263712616 <scott.p.fennell@nasa.gov>
closes#1094
* Trick installation on MacOS
Step 5 in the installation guide “Install cask to get java and xquartz” results in the following error: “Error: Cask 'java' is unavailable: No Cask with this name exists. Did you mean one of these?”, then giving some other possible downloads. It seems that Java cannot be installed using home-brew in this way. The way around this I used was to install Java from Oracle’s website (https://www.java.com/en/download/) and the JDK from here (https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase-jdk15-downloads.html), then install the other packages on their own. This has been tested to be working on macOS Catalina.
* macOS install documentation to install java with brew by default
I changed the URL for the JDK as well to go to their SE page, so that when java 16+ is released they can still find the latest JDK.
Co-authored-by: Scott Fennell <spfennell@gmail.com>
