Add initial parts of automated compatibility tests #129
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This is the first half of the needed changes to set up automated
compatibility tests against GNU findutils and bfs, handling the uploads
of the build logs and JSON results. The workflow itself is heavily based
on the one from uutils/coreutils:
https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/blob/main/.github/workflows/GnuTests.yml
but with various cleanups & tweaks to better suit findutils.
This does not include the actual regression comparisons, because those
will only pass once archives of these files are up on the main branch.
Ref #128
Signed-off-by: Ryan Gonzalez ryan.gonzalez@collabora.com
Like the commit message mentions, this is the first half of the changes, because the second half needs already-built artifacts available. i.e., this needs to be merged first, then once CI passes, the second PR can be created and merged in.
I have tested these changes in a fork, you can see the results here:
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in this one)I presume with this out of the way, I'll begin to see some of the open PRs merged? 😉 (Worth noting that, combining the current PRs with some offline work I have for
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, the amount of passing tests for BFS's suite goes up from the current 98 to 109!)