run_tests: allow different location for MRtrix executables #2118
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This is to allow binary packages to be tested. To use, make sure you have a clone of the MRtrix3 repo checked out, and the binary package you want to test is installed. Then set the MRTRIX_BINDIR environment variable to point to the location of the executables to be tested, and invoke run_tests. For example: MRTRIX_BINDIR=~/miniconda3/bin/ ./run_tests binaries
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Found out how to avoid the version being marked dirty just because there's untracked files in the testing data submodules 🎉 See this blog post, changes in 4756a85. |
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Looks pretty simple and safe to me.
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This is to allow binary packages to be tested. To use, make sure you
have a clone of the MRtrix3 repo checked out, and the binary package you
want to test is installed. Then set the MRTRIX_BINDIR environment
variable to point to the location of the executables to be tested, and
invoke run_tests. For example: