Changes between Version 11 and Version 12 of addnewNR

Timestamp:

05/07/18 13:50:53 (8 years ago)

Author:

Mathieu Morlighem

Comment:

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addnewNR

@@ -30 +30 @@
 - 3000-3999: "ADOLC" series
 
+Go to `test/NightlyRun`. To run a test without checking whether it worked or not, just type: `testxxx` in MATLAB, where `xxx` is the test number. To check whether the results of that test are still consistent with the archive:
+
+{{{
+#!m
+>> runme('id',XXX)
+}}}
+
+For tests that are >1000, you will need to specify that you want to use all the benchmarks:
+
+{{{
+#!m
+>> runme('id',XXX,'benchmark','all')
+}}}
+
+If you would like to test a specific feature, you can use the function `IdFromString`. For example, if you would like to run all the tests that involve dakota:
+
+{{{
+#!m
+>> runme('id',IdFromString('Dakota'))
+}}}
+
+You should see a list of `SUCCESS`. In very rare cases, you get an `ERROR` that requires to update the tolerance. Check with developers before changing the tolerance though.
+
  == Adding a new test ==
- = Files to change/create =
+
+ === Files to change/create ===
 
 You must create a new test file in `test/NightlyRun`. Make sure to be consistent with the series above.
@@ -59 +83 @@
 NB : do the same thing for `testXXX.py`  without creating the archive this time. 
 
- = Checking in the new test =
+ === Checking in the new test ===
 
 You can `svn add` the new files (`testXXX.m`, `testXXX.py` and archiveXXX.nc) and `svn commit –m "NEW: added test to check ...”`.