Testing

Test packages (PR/MR/CI/CD)

You can use spack to test a PR/MR in your CI pipeline. This is a common way to do it.

# cd into the packages repo!
$ git clone --depth 1 --recurse-submodules --shallow-submodules -b v0.20.1.0 https://github.com/C2SM/spack-c2sm.git
$ . spack-c2sm/setup-env.sh
$ spack dev-build --test=root --show-log-on-error <package> @develop <variant>

You can also use spack in your end-to-end tests. This is a common way to do it.

$ spack install --test=root --show-log-on-error <package> @<version> <variant>

Pull Request Testing for spack-c2sm on GitHub

To test a PR, create a comment launch jenkins [<packages>] [<machines>].

It will test the listed packages on the listed machines. No package means all packages. No machine means all machines. The order is irrelevant.

Examples

launch jenkins int2lm balfrin tests int2lm on balfrin.
launch jenkins cosmo int2lm balfrin tests
- cosmo on balfrin
- int2lm on balfrin
launch jenkins cosmo icon tests cosmo and icon on all machines.
launch jenkins balfrin tests all packages on balfrin.
launch jenkins tests all packages on all machines.
launch jenkins all tests all packages on all machines.

Supported packages: all folder names in folder packages.

Supported machines:

balfrin