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* Pass .ci_support/plat_arch_.yaml to conda-build
* Fixes a few outstanding leaks in delivery context
* Move micromamba function out of stasis_indexer.c
* Adjust code in the indexer to accommodate the move. The function now expects a MicromambaInfo structure as its first argument.
* Add missing warning message
* User is informed when pandoc is not available for HTML page generation
* Initialize workdir_template string to zero
* Add micromamba program to runtime PATH
* Expose storage.tools_dir to template engine
* Remove dead code
* Fix wording in comment
* Fix conda-forge builds
* Pass their .ci_support configurations to conda-build in order to fully set up their build runtime environment
* Add get_cpu_count()
* Exposes STASIS_CPU_COUNT and CPU_COUNT to the runtime environment
* Implements conda reactivation template string
* {{ workaround.conda_reactivate }}
* This is useful to call after installing any conda packages within a test.script
* Fix conda runtime inside of test.script
* This ensures conda and mamba are fully initialized.
* Previous behavior only placed the commands on the PATH but didn't provide any shell macros (i.e. undefined behavior)
* Document CPU_COUNT and workaround.conda_reactivate
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* Initial commit of unit tests [WIP]
* Address shortcomings and bugs flushed out by unit tests
* Enable unit testing in CI workflow
* Enable verbose ctests
* Handle lack of __FILE_NAME__ define
* Only podman support `run --arch` argument
* Skip docker build testing if CI system cannot pull an image
* Remove errant call to puts()
* Identify local repo user
* Fix missing xmllint
* NULL terminate arrays
* Fix filename assignment in is_url mode
* Break loop when expected lines are exhausted
* strcmp_array expects NULL terminated array. Iterating by size in this case passes NULL to strcmp leading to an invalid read
* Remove debug printf statements
* Disable a few warnings for tests
* Workaround for ctest junit xml truncation
* Update checkout@v4
* Prevent false-positive result
* Return zero on error
* Fix strlist_remove function
* Value argument can be constant
* Fix test to match changes to startswith and endswith
* Add test_ini.c
* Fix redaction code to accept NULL pointers in array
* And let the caller specify the length of the array of strings to redact.
* Redactions now occur directly on authentication strings rather than their command line arguments
* Fix BUILD_TESTING_DEBUG
* Adds missing -D argument
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redact_sensitive()
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* If the user calls tox in a test script like so: tox {{ workaround.tox_posargs }}, then a temporary tox configuration will be generated and the appropriate arguments to use it will be injected into tox's command line arguments
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* Adds Delivery.storage.results_dir member
* Exposes storage.results_dir to templates
* This is to make the test results human-readable
* xmllint is optional. If it isn't installed it isn't a big deal.
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Includes minor changes:
* Rename jfrt_upload_set_defaults to jfrt_upload_init
* Move jfrt_auth_init to artifactory.c
* Adds missing error handling to git_describe and git_rev_parse
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* add usage comment function
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* First pass; this will eventually be used to rewite exact commit refs in YAML delivery files
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* Reduce stack usage for status variable in msg()
* Bugfix: write OMC_COLOR_RESET to the requested stream instead of stdout
* Add helper function xmkstemp to avoid clutter when using disposable files
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* continue_on_error set by omc config
* always_update_base_environment set by omc config
* Passing OMC_MSG_RESTRICT flag to msg() will print only in verbose mode
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* Shorten OHMYCAL to OMC
* Rename ohmycal.h to omc.h
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* Add debug_shell() function to interactively examine the runtime environment
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