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It is possible for a user to run make from outside of the acceptance-testing directory. For example $ cd /tmp $ make -f $GOPATH/src/helm.sh/acceptance-testing/Makefile To support this, the Makefile must use the ROOT_DIR of where the Makefile resides, so as to find all other files. Signed-off-by: Marc Khouzam <[email protected]>
The installation of some tools has hard-code paths in them. For example: $ head -1 .acceptance/.venv/bin/robot #!/Users/marckhouzam/git/acceptance-testing/.acceptance/.venv/bin/python3.7 If I want to move the acceptance-testing repo to a new directory on my computer, the installed tools will no longer work due to these hard-coded paths. The simplest solution is to cleanup and re-install them. This commit as a 'make clean' target to easily remove the entire .acceptance directory. Signed-off-by: Marc Khouzam <[email protected]>
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The installation of some tools has hard-code paths in them. For example:
If I want to move the acceptance-testing repo to a new directory on my computer, the installed tools will no longer work due to these hard-coded paths. The simplest solution is to cleanup and re-install them.
This commit as a 'make clean' target to easily remove the entire .acceptance directory.