Dear all,
I'm using CTest script in order to configure/build/test with CMake and
submit results to a dashboard.
I noticed that if an error occurred at configure step, the script is not
going further on but I guess it would submit the configure error message
to the dashboard, which is not the case (OK to skip build/test). Is
that normal or a bad usage of the commands on my side ?
Called Ctest command is the following:
SET(CTEST_COMMAND
"${CTEST_EXE} -D NightlyStart"
"${CTEST_EXE} -D NightlyUpdate"
"${CTEST_EXE} -D NightlyConfigure"
"${CTEST_EXE} -D NightlyBuild"
"$ENV{SGE_ROOT}/bin/lx24-amd64/qsub -sync y
${CTEST_BINARY_DIRECTORY}/cmake/DashboardScripts/submit_ctest_nightly.job"
"${CTEST_EXE} -D NightlySubmit -A
${CTEST_SOURCE_DIRECTORY}/cmake/DashboardScripts/ernest_${CONFIG_NAME}.cmake"
"make install"
)
By the way, I read that there is an old and a new approach to call e.g.
build step:
- In CTEST_COMMAND, call ctest -D NightlyBuild (as above)
- Call 'ctest_build' command
Which one should I use ?
Thanks for your help,
Olivier
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