#!/bin/bash
# Purpose: run a step, record start and end with exit codes
#
# Call like this:
# mt_runstep stepname command ....
#
# This expects that you have a logpro file named stepname.logpro and must be run
# inside a test environment (click on xterm button on a test control panel
# then source megatest.csh (if you are using tcsh) or megatest.sh (if you are using
# bash, sh or zsh)
#
# Example: copy files
# mt_runstep copy_files cp $frompath $topath
#
# Use a copy_files.logpro file like this:
# (expect:error in "LogFileBody" = 0 "Any err/error/warn/warning" #/(err|warn)/)
#
stepname=$1;shift
# Theoretically could call megatest directly like the following line but
# we'll do each individual step so folks can see what is going on.
#
# $MT_MEGATEST -runstep $stepname -logpro ${stepname}.logpro "$*" || exit $?
# First, register the start of this step
$MT_MEGATEST -step $stepname :state start :status n/a
# Second, run the command (the remaining stuff on the command line after the stepname)
# We could put the results in a log file for processing but we are relying on logpro...
# $* 2>&1 ${stepname}.log
# So lets use a pipe to logpro, put the output from logpro into stepname_logpro.log
$* 2>&1| logpro ${stepname}.logpro ${stepname}.html 2>&1 ${stepname}_logpro.log
# Finally, log the step completion and exit status
$MT_MEGATEST -step $stepname :state end :status ${PIPESTATUS[*]}