Re^3: prove: parallel multiple shells

Sorry - no, I leave all the parallelization still to prove. It runs all test files in parallel (well, up to a limit). prove is called by make test, as you correctly surmised.

The run_across_instances just loops (single-tasked) through the Chrome instances.

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Re^4: prove: parallel multiple shells by almr (Beadle) on Aug 19, 2021 at 04:16 UTC
I see. In that case I'm not sure how I could apply your setup to my problem (multiple .t files that should run with different shells)?	[reply]
Re^5: prove: parallel multiple shells by Corion (Patriarch) on Aug 19, 2021 at 05:39 UTC
No - per `prove`-run, my approach would use the same shell for all runs. Maybe you can/want to use a shim in between your `.t` file and `prove`, that is something like: `#!/bin/bash TESTSCRIPT=$1 for SHELL in ./test-shells/* ; do $SHELL $TESTSCRIPT if $? ; then exit $? fi done` [download] If you set this script as the interpreter of your test files, that should run each test with all shells (but still, single threaded). That way, you could at least achieve parallelism across your test files. I'm sure there is a `bash`-way of stopping the interpreter script when any subprocess fails. Maybe it's `set -e` or something, but I'm sure you know that far better than I do.	[reply] [d/l] [select]