utils/travis/install_deps.sh - no longer executes anything outside of the osx if block.
utils/travis/exit_wrapper.sh - I honestly don't know why this exists.
utils/travis/test_wrapper.sh - No longer used as of 7ca5a0df6449b4b895842566d33a38872f1f507e.
This removes the -g option from the xcode travis build, since debugging information isn't needed and the increased size was causing the cache to timeout when compressing and uploading it. ccache max cache size is also decreased from 2 GBs to 200 MBs, which matches the linux+cmake builds. Fixes#2670.
Currently will remain disabled everywhere, but this allows for enabling LTO for optimized, non-xcode jobs just by changing the value of the LTO variable.
Moving it out of the same directory as the git repository means that the object files won't be copied into the temporary docker container when it's being created.
Currently the MP unit tests will randomly fail due to one of the two background wesnoth instances failing video initialization. All unit tests require the display server to be initialized however, or they fail with the same error as the MP tests sometimes fail with. However, the MP tests are the only tests to randomly fail due to video initialization, while for the same travis job the WML unit tests (which run before) and the boost unit tests (which run after) are still able to be successfully completed.
Therefore, the video initialization failures are not entirely random, and the MP tests are also the only tests that experience this failure while also being the only tests that have more than one instance of wesnoth running simultaneously.
tl;dr: the attempted solution here is to sleep for 5 seconds between starting background processes in the mp unit test script.
Also removes starting the display server prior outside of the docker container, since that's not needed anymore.
Travis runs all commands in .travis.yml in its own wrapper script, so by sourcing steps/script.sh and then using exit explicitly, it resulted in the entire travis wrapper immediately terminating. With steps/script.sh no longer sourced, using exit works as expected again, and only exits steps/script.sh rather than quitting everything. Another solution, should sourcing steps/script.sh become necessary, is to use return instead of exit.
With that addressed, it's then possible to re-add printing the ccache statistics after the build ends while also making sure that the script exits with the return code of the xcodebuild/cmake+make command rather than the return code of the ccache statistics commands.
Travis looks at the return code of the final command run, and since printing the ccache statistics never fails, building would never be considered as failing. Manually calling exit also causes travis to treat the build as errored, since by sourcing the build it results in the entire travis wrapper shell exiting.
This reverts commit e4730ef1bb070af7fc6ad5ca15e37cb8ff860eae.
The changes were never added to the config files and because of this
create "false fuzzy" strings.
This code ended up ignoring *all* MP test failures, in particular the one
fixed in commit 11d7b9f0cfe29ab6d6b5829c8e337b7cb67eeb18.
I'd test the code and fix it if I could, but unfortunately I can no longer
develop on GNU/Linux because of PC issues (which I mentioned in Discord).
Therefore I'm just reverting the entire change.
note: please do only enter "Part of the string", not the full strings.
The text in the po files is broken into parts and full strings, with
missing newlines, will not cause matches for the string.
This also removes the included SHA1 and MD5 implementations
in favour of those from OpenSSL.
Thanks to @jyrkive for helping to get the CMake build working and
ensuring the game still compiles with OpenSSL 1.1.0.
(The SHA_xxx() aliases were removed in OpenSSL 1.1.0.)
An improved version of the wesnoth-optipng shell script.
Supports multiple jobs at a time. ( -j )
Accepts a threshold for discarding images which were only reduced by a few bytes. ( -t 15 will only save images that were reduced in size by at least 15 %).
Niceness can be set using the -n switch.
Usage:
cd <directory>
woptipng . ../some/dir ../some/some_file.png
The script should achive better compression ratios than the previous script.
The previous script was running optimizations in an unconditional loop and, at the end, did not save the image if pixel colors changed.
This implies if *one* of the crushers did a bad job and changed the images content in a bad way, *none* of the possibly good optimizations by the other crushed would be saved.
Woptipng checks the image every time after a crusher touched it and only reverts a single optimization if it was bad leaving possibility for the other tools to still perform a good job and reduce size of the image.
