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'''Troubleshooting''' | |||
1) if you link external libraries please be sure to copy ncdump and | 1) if you link external libraries please be sure to copy ''ncdump'' and ''nccopy'' in the Yambo bin folder | ||
2) create | 2) do not forget to create the BRANCHES file in ROBOTS/hostname/usernames/BRANCHES with the folder and the name of your branch like | ||
/home/attacc/SOFTWARE/yambo-bugfixes bugfixes | /home/attacc/SOFTWARE/yambo-bugfixes bugfixes | ||
3) In order to make test-suite work properly you need to add ssh-key in GitHub and clone the code using SSH and not HTTPS | |||
== Add a new input inside a test == | == Add a new input inside a test == |
Revision as of 21:19, 6 November 2020
Intro for dummies
Download and configure (warning the last step will download ~1GB)
%git clone https://github.com/yambo-code/yambo-tests.git yambo-tests %cd yambo-tests %./configure --with-yambo=/home/marini/Yambo/yambo/master/ %./driver.pl -d all
Run the test suite and wait for it to finish (warning yambo, ypp, p2y, a2y, yambo_rt and ypp_rt need to be already compiled)
%./driver.pl -tests Si_bulk -keys rt
Check for available options
%./driver.pl -H
Troubleshooting
1) if you link external libraries please be sure to copy ncdump and nccopy in the Yambo bin folder
2) do not forget to create the BRANCHES file in ROBOTS/hostname/usernames/BRANCHES with the folder and the name of your branch like
/home/attacc/SOFTWARE/yambo-bugfixes bugfixes
3) In order to make test-suite work properly you need to add ssh-key in GitHub and clone the code using SSH and not HTTPS
Add a new input inside a test
%cd TESTS/MAIN/Si_bulk/RT
create input file
%cp my_test.in INPUTS/XX_testname %git add INPUTS/XX_testname
and add output reference files
%cp *my_tests* REFERENCE %git add REFERENCE/*my_test*
After that if you go back to the main folder and run
%./driver.pl -tests Si_bulk -keys rt
the new test will be executed. If everything works fine you can commit:
%git commit
For a more extended description see Test-suite