One test so far, attempting to reproduce a bug I see with the 737.
Note these tests are skipped unless you have procedures available
and set a magic env var to find them.
The test suite CMake target variables have been shifted back into
test_suite/CMakeLists.txt. These are now correctly constructed and placed into
the parent scope where the test_suite target now resides.
Ensure changes from Nasal are picked up by delegates (such as GPS) when
they are made. Add a route-manager test which sets and exits a hold
using Nasal.
As part of this, update the test API to make it easy to run Nasal from
a test.
The GPS/RNAV system can now fly holds, both left and right-handed.
The correct entry is selected, and hold count can be selected.
Also there's lots of lovely test cases.
Avoid screwing up the derived / trend data when we are repositioned;
detect instantaneous position changes and don’t update the trend
data in this case.
This includes the addition of FG_TEST_LOG_LEVEL, FG_TEST_LOG_CLASS,
FG_TEST_LOG_SPLIT, FG_TEST_TIMINGS, and FG_TEST_DEBUG. These match the command
line option naming.
This option mimics the fgfs option of the same name. However for the test suite
option, additionally the SG_POPUP, SG_DEV_WARN and SG_DEV_ALERT priorities are
supported.
The default test suite output has been modified to only show the interleaved log
with the logging priority set to the command line supplied value or defaulting
to SG_INFO.
GPS now lets the delegate handle the sequencing behaviour, by
setting a new config property. The default GPS delegate (in Nasal)
now sets this property.
This requires a corresponding FGData update.
- set wp[1] properties immediately (don’t require an update cycle)
- direct-to course-error is correct when init-ing the Direct-To; it
was previously wrong when beginning the DTO, due to invalid course
between identical SGGeods.
The add_custom_target() CMake function for the test_suite target has been
shifted from test_suite/CMakeLists.txt to the top level CMakeLists.txt file.
The variable setting CMake code required for this has also been shifted. This
allows for the same build command 'cmake --build . --target test_suite' to work
on all operating systems.
