Difference between revisions of "NECI-testcode"

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==Setting up the testcode==
 
==Setting up the testcode==
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1. Check out the components
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This script written by JSS sets the correct permissions for the CLEAN directory, including the "2" sticky. To take advantage of these permissions, all group members need to add umask 2 to their .bashrc files.
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#!/bin/bash -x
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SVN=https://wwmm.ch.cam.ac.uk/svn2/groups/alavi
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mkdir CLEAN
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chgrp alavi CLEAN
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chmod 2775 CLEAN
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cd CLEAN
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svn co $SVN/NECI/trunk NECI
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svn co $SVN/CPMD/branches/QMC/trunk CPMD
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svn co $SVN/testcode testcode
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Although this example uses svn, other version control software can be used. Currently, svn and git are supported by the testcode.

Revision as of 15:16, 12 October 2009

This is a new page to post info on how to migrate the test code between machines, as was done between discovery and scepter recently. I will be adding to this as and when I have spare time. --js615 12:52, 12 October 2009 (BST)

Setting up the testcode

1. Check out the components

This script written by JSS sets the correct permissions for the CLEAN directory, including the "2" sticky. To take advantage of these permissions, all group members need to add umask 2 to their .bashrc files.

 #!/bin/bash -x
 SVN=https://wwmm.ch.cam.ac.uk/svn2/groups/alavi
 mkdir CLEAN
 chgrp alavi CLEAN
 chmod 2775 CLEAN
 cd CLEAN
 svn co $SVN/NECI/trunk NECI
 svn co $SVN/CPMD/branches/QMC/trunk CPMD
 svn co $SVN/testcode testcode

Although this example uses svn, other version control software can be used. Currently, svn and git are supported by the testcode.