It would be nice to have an icon here, but it has been
fine not having it for 14 years, so just remove reference
to clean up error.
Fixup for e5ae2a94a7
This is mostly a no-op change, but fixes the error
about incorrect reference.
The descriptorUI extension used an ID that never existed,
and the code in ConfigSelector just fell back on
DefaultDescriptorLabelProvider it none were found, so
the user visible change here is nothing.
Fixup for 8f8c2e02b6
The adaptable type that was listed doesn't exist.
This is only used to get the correct icon/label for these
type of adapters, so the effect is minor.
Fixup for 9aee6c4850
The long sleep at the end of each thread is to make sure that
while the test code is waiting for an event the "other" thread
doesn't finish. 3 seconds is not long enough for this.
This is similar to why we need dsf.gdb.tests.timeout.multiplier
for other tests. Especially on the build machines the tests
can run much slower causing the sleep to be insufficient.
Increasing this to 30 seconds doesn't make the test suites
take any longer, when they are all passing.
Fixes#119
Various tests are not cleaning up properly after
themselves, causing test failures on subsequent
tests. Therefore start each test by deleting
all projects.
In addition, some tests were creating their test
projects in their constructor. As all the constructors
run before all the tests as part of test discovery
it means that projects were being created in
constructor and interfering with other tests
later. With the deleting of all projects in @AfterEach
these tests would have started failing. Therefore,
change these tests to create their projects
and do other initialize tasks in the setUp method.
For older JUnit3 style tests:
This substantially slows down tests as many tests
rely on sharing the project between multiple tests and
recreating those projects on each run is slow.
Therefore this is not applied universally to
all JUnit3 tests.
For tests that are affected, those tests are moved
to JUnit5 base test.
Part of #117
On GitHub actions the org.eclipse.cdt.ui.tests.text.contentassist2
tests are running after ProposalFilterPreferencesTest and
ProposalFilterPreferencesTest was changing the default
filter and not restoring it.
Part of #117
This old test had a race condition. The failing test was trying
to verify that CDTPROJECT_ADDED was received, but if there
was a delay in the startup then another event would come in
later. So for this test use the first received event,
for the remaining tests use the last received event.
Part of #117
It may be that this test fails regularly because
another test is not cleaned up properly.
Make sure there are no unexpected projects in
the workspace.
Part of #117
* Correct the requirements according to the latest target platform
* Move to requiring Java 17
* Enable the profile in the Jenkinsfile to verify it builds
The parser for dprintf parameters was much too simplistic and
prevents real uses cases from operating.
It is not necessary to remove the , between the arguments to
dprintf, so don't try to split on that anymore. That also
means we can't check for and error on mismatch between format
specifiers and number of arguments.
e.g. "===> XML_EVENT_TEXT(%s)\n", (char *)strtok(Text,"\n")
should be permitted.
The alternative would be to write a more complete parser for
both the printf specification and the arguments. Well out of
scope and unnecessary.
Some inputs may now be accepted by the GUI and then when
inserted with GDB fail. These errors are displayed in the
GUI already anyway.
This fixes numerous warnings like this:
Boolean is a value-based type which is a discouraged argument
for the synchronized statement
and:
Integer is a value-based type which is a discouraged argument
for the synchronized statement
The launchbar way of compositing images for the buttons was preventing
the use of higher quality icons on hidpi dislays, making the launchbar
buttons look blurry or pixelated compared to other toolbar buttons.
Instead we can get a nicer result with a custom widget on which we can
directly draw a button border plus the hidpi version of the icon.
Also included is an attempt at a 2x hammer build button icon, which
should look a bit nicer on hidpi screens.
Fixes out-of-the-box deprecation warnings, the template now specifies a
minimum CMake version of 3.10
Allows project names containing spaces by using freemarker syntax to
remove them where necessary in the CMakeLists.txt file.
Demonstrates how to implement the common idiom of configuration header
files.
Migrate usage of deprecated tycho-source-feature-plugin plugin
to the tycho-source-plugin:feature-source goal.
Eliminate duplicate invokations of the
tycho-source-plugin:plugin-source goal.
Probably more info is needed, but I want as much as possible
for the tests to be self documenting, so expect additional
comments in PRs that explain what is happening.
- Fix the running so that the correct gdb is used.
- Only run DSF tests if dsf directories have been modified
- Default to using gdb,gdbserver on the PATH when running
tests
- Remove double reporting of test results
Managing the API changelog in HTML has been rather burdensome, getting
the formatting correct and doing things like having numbered lists
added unneeded burden to the process.
This change moves all the old content to markdown and
places it prominently next to the other NewAndNoteworthy content.
Also included here is some fine tuning to the related documentation
about API.
Part of #32
This commit runs GitHub actions for code cleanliness.
Because this includes compare and replace build,
this verifies that the commit is buildable and
clean.
The natives are not rebuilt here (yet) because
the GitHub actions runner does not have the
cross compiler tools installed.
Part of migration to GitHub - Issue #32
