Work Dir

Yath work directory layout

This is what a work dir looks like:

UUID/

Each represent a job (test file that was run)

PID

will contain the pid of the root process for the test job

complete

will be present when the run is complete

error.log

contains any STDERR generated within yath itself

output.log

contains any STDOUT generated within yath itself

jobs.jsonl

is a list of jobs that have been started already

queue.jsonl

contains the full list of jobs that were to be run

ready

is used internally

run.json

contains details and configuration for the run

Job Dir

Yath job directory layout

tmp/

Job temp dir, $TMPDIR is set to this

exit

Present when the job is complete, contaisn the exit code of the main process

file

Contains path/to/the/test/file.t

start

Timestamp of the job starting

stdout

Contains all the stdout generated by the test file

stderr

Contains all stderr generated by the test file

stdin

Contains any stdin text that was passed into the test file

Note that in most cases stderr and stdout will both contain special syncronization lines used to make sure STDOUT, STDERR, and test events can be sorted into the proper order. Yath does not normally show these sync point in output. The events/ dir contains 1 file for each process and/or thread started by the test job. These files contain all the Test2 event data for that process/thread.