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The latter is more portable, while the former only works on systems where /bin/bash exists (or is symlinked appropriately).
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Bash
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33 lines
910 B
Bash
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Example script for git bisect run
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#
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# Copy this file into /tmp say before running as it will be
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# overwritten by the bisect as it is checked in.
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#
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# Change the test below to find out whether rclone is working or not
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#
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# Run from the project root
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#
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# git bisect start
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# git checkout master
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# git bisect bad
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# git checkout v1.41 (or whatever is the first good one)
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# git bisect good
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# git bisect run /tmp/bisect-rclone.sh
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set -e
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# Compile notifying git on compile failure
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make || exit 125
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rclone version
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# Test whatever it is that is going wrong - exit with non zero exit code on failure
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# commented out examples follow
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# truncate -s 10M /tmp/10M
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# rclone delete azure:rclone-test1/10M || true
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# rclone --retries 1 copyto -vv /tmp/10M azure:rclone-test1/10M --azureblob-upload-cutoff 1M
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# rm -f "/tmp/tests's.docx" || true
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# rclone -vv --retries 1 copy "drive:test/tests's.docx" /tmp
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