name: CI

# Trigger the workflow on push or pull request

on:

- push

- pull_request

jobs:

test:

name: ${{ matrix.test-suites }} - ${{ matrix.extra }} - ${{ matrix.os }}

runs-on: ${{ matrix.os }}

strategy:

fail-fast: false

matrix:

# base test: fast first test

os: [ubuntu-latest]

test-suites: ["testinstall"]

# add a few extra tests

include:

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "docomp teststandard"

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "docomp teststandard"

extra: "ABI=32 CONFIGFLAGS=\"\""

# FIXME: we used to run `teststandard` for HPC-GAP under Travis CI,

# but somehow when running on GitHub Actions, it takes almost 4

# hours (!) to complete instead of 25 minutes. So for now we just

# run testinstall.

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "docomp testinstall"

extra: "HPCGAP=yes ABI=64"

# compile packages and run GAP tests

# don't use --enable-debug to prevent the tests from taking too long

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "testpackages testinstall-loadall"

extra: "ABI=64"

packages: "

4ti2

libboost-dev

libcdd-dev

libcurl4-openssl-dev

libfplll-dev

libmpc-dev

libmpfi-dev

libmpfr-dev

libncurses5-dev

libzmq3-dev

pari-gp

singular

"

# compile packages and run GAP tests in 32 bit mode

# it seems profiling is having trouble collecting the coverage data

# here, so we use NO_COVERAGE=1

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "testpackages testinstall-loadall"

extra: "ABI=32 NO_COVERAGE=1"

packages: "

4ti2

libboost-dev

libcdd-dev

libcurl4-openssl-dev

libfplll-dev

libmpc-dev

libmpfi-dev

libmpfr-dev

libncurses5-dev

libzmq3-dev

pari-gp

singular

"

- os: macos-latest

test-suites: "docomp testinstall"

# test creating the manual

# TODO: make the resulting HTML and PDF files available as build

# artifacts so that one can read the latest documentation (or even

# preview doc changes for PRs). Use the `upload-artifact` action and

# make it conditional. Or perhaps move the `makemanuals` job into

# a separate workflow job?

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "makemanuals"

packages: "

texlive-latex-base

texlive-latex-recommended

texlive-latex-extra

texlive-extra-utils

texlive-fonts-recommended

texlive-fonts-extra

"

# run tests contained in the manual

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "testmanuals"

# run bugfix regression tests

# Also turn on '--enable-memory-checking' to make sure GAP compiles

# with the flag enabled. We do not actually test the memory

# checking, as this slows down GAP too much.

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "testbugfix"

extra: "CONFIGFLAGS=\"--enable-memory-checking\""

# out of tree builds -- these are mainly done to verify that the

# build system work in this scenario. Since we don't expect the test

# results to vary compared to the in-tree builds, we turn off

# coverage reporting by setting NO_COVERAGE=1; this has the extra

# benefit of also running the tests at least once with the

# ReproducibleBehaviour option turned off.

# The '--enable-valgrind' checks that GAP builds and runs correctly

# when compiled with valgrind support. We do not actually run any

# tests using valgrind, as it is too slow.

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "docomp testbuildsys testinstall"

extra: "NO_COVERAGE=1 ABI=64 BUILDDIR=out-of-tree

CONFIGFLAGS=\"--enable-valgrind\""

packages: "valgrind"

# same as above, but in 32 bit mode, also turn off debugging (see

# elsewhere in this file for an explanation).

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "docomp testbuildsys testinstall"

extra: "NO_COVERAGE=1 ABI=32 BUILDDIR=out-of-tree CONFIGFLAGS=\"\""

# test error reporting and compiling as well as libgap

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "testspecial test-compile testlibgap testkernel"

# test Julia integration

- os: ubuntu-latest

test-suites: "testinstall"

extra: "JULIA=yes CONFIGFLAGS=\"--enable-debug --disable-Werror\""

# TODO: add back big endian test (we had s390x on Travis)

# TODO: add back test with an older GCC, e.g. 4.7

# TODO: restore Slack notifications for failed CI branch builds

env:

CFLAGS: "--coverage -O2 -g"

CXXFLAGS: "--coverage -O2 -g"

LDFLAGS: "--coverage"

# default config flags: enable debug asserts

CONFIGFLAGS: "--enable-debug"

COVERALLS_PARALLEL: true

TEST_SUITES: ${{ matrix.test-suites }}

steps:

- uses: actions/checkout@v2

- name: "Set up Python 3.7"

uses: actions/setup-python@v2

with:

python-version: 3.7

- name: "Install dependencies"

run: |

${{ matrix.extra }}

if [ "$RUNNER_OS" == "Linux" ]; then

packages=(${{ matrix.packages }})

if [[ $TEST_SUITES == *testbuildsys* ]] ; then

sudo apt-get remove libgmp-dev libreadline-dev zlib1g-dev

else

packages+=(libgmp-dev libreadline-dev zlib1g-dev)

fi

if [[ $ABI == 32 ]] ; then

sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386

for i in "${!packages[@]}"; do

packages[$i]="${packages[$i]}:i386"

done

packages+=(gcc-multilib g++-multilib)

fi

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install "${packages[@]}"

elif [ "$RUNNER_OS" == "macOS" ]; then

brew install gmp readline zlib

else

echo "$RUNNER_OS not supported"

exit 1

fi

python -m pip install gcovr

- name: "Compile GAP and download packages"

run: ${{ matrix.extra }} bash etc/ci-prepare.sh

- name: "Run tests"

run: ${{ matrix.extra }} bash etc/ci.sh

- name: "Gather coverage"

run: ${{ matrix.extra }} bash etc/ci-gather-coverage.sh

- name: "Upload coverage data to codecov"

run: ${{ matrix.extra }} bash etc/ci-run-codecov.sh

# - uses: codecov/codecov-action@v1

# TODO: fix coveralls integration

#- name: Coveralls Parallel

# uses: coverallsapp/github-action@master

# with:

# github-token: ${{ secrets.github_token }}

# flag-name: run-${{ matrix.test_number }}

# parallel: true

# finish:

# needs: test

# runs-on: ubuntu-latest

# steps:

# - name: Coveralls Finished

# uses: coverallsapp/github-action@master

# with:

# github-token: ${{ secrets.github_token }}

# parallel-finished: true