docker-compose up -dThe tests can take a while to run, perhaps an hour on a typical VM or laptop.
The tests will write results in the ./test-output directory. You can change this directory by editing the docker-compose.yml file. At the end of the testing process will be a compare.html in the test-output directory that you can open in a web browser. The docker-compose.yml file also references nginx so if running on a VM and port 80 is open, you can access the results with something like:
http://123.456.789.000/compare.html
A couple of different parameterizations option are possible:
- The THREDDS Server domain you wish to test (e.g.,
thredds.ucar.eduorthredds-jetstream.unidata.ucar.edu). - Whether you wish to test the IDV nightly build.
See the compose.env file to parameterize.
Add the bundle to idv-test/bundles/ and the expected images to idv-test/baseline/. Expected test images can be generated with the testIDV (next to the runIDV) executable. If the new bundle requires static test data, put it here. In your bundle, point the IDV to /tmp/data/ to find your test data.