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# this may save a few milliseconds on launching tests
# launchwait no
waivercommentpatt ^WW\d+ [a-z].*
# Use http instead of direct filesystem access
# transport http
transport fs
# If set to "default" the old code is used. Otherwise defaults to 200 or uses
# numeric value given.
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runqueue 20
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# Set launchwait to no to use the more agressive code that does not wait for the launch to complete before proceeding
# this may save a few milliseconds on launching tests
# launchwait no
waivercommentpatt ^WW\d+ [a-z].*
# Use http instead of direct filesystem access
transport http
# transport fs
# If set to "default" the old code is used. Otherwise defaults to 200 or uses
# numeric value given.
#
runqueue 20
# Default runtimelim 1d 1h 1m 10s
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[validvalues]
state start end 0 1 - 2
status pass fail n/a 0 1 running - 2
# These are set before all tests, override them
# in the testconfig [pre-launch-env-overrides] section
[env-override]
# MT_XTERM_CMD overrides the terminal command
# MT_XTERM_CMD xterm -bg lightgreen -fg black
SPECIAL_ENV_VARS overide them here - should be seen at launch and in the runs
TESTVAR [system echo $PWD]
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state start end 0 1 - 2
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# These are set before all tests, override them
# in the testconfig [pre-launch-env-overrides] section
[env-override]
# This variable is honored by the loadrunner script. The value is in percent
# a value of 200 will stop new jobs from starting.
MAX_ALLOWED_LOAD 200
# MT_XTERM_CMD overrides the terminal command
# MT_XTERM_CMD xterm -bg lightgreen -fg black
SPECIAL_ENV_VARS overide them here - should be seen at launch and in the runs
TESTVAR [system echo $PWD]
DEADVAR [system ls]
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EMPTY_VAR
WRAPPEDVAR This var should have the work blah thrice: \
blah \
blah
# Set MAX_ALLOWED_LOAD for nbload. 150 percent is a good value.
MAX_ALLOWED_LOAD 150
# XTERM [system xterm]
# RUNDEAD [system exit 56]
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EMPTY_VAR
WRAPPEDVAR This var should have the work blah thrice: \
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[server]
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[include #{getenv USER}_testing.config]
[jobgroups]
# NOTE: job groups will falsely count the toplevel test as a job. If possible add N
# to your jobgroups where N is the number of parallel runs you are likely to see
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[include #{getenv USER}_testing.config]
[jobgroups]
# NOTE: job groups will falsely count the toplevel test as a job. If possible add N
# to your jobgroups where N is the number of parallel runs you are likely to see
#
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blockz 10
# to your jobgroups where N is the number of parallel runs you are likely to see
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