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Summary: When using postponed unittests to make 'arc diff' faster, there are some situations where it is difficult to know exactly how many unittests will be run. This is the case for many of our C++ unittests, which we can't really know until we compile the tests (which is slow, and probably isn't reasonable to be done before posting the diff). I suppose we could make sure we explicitly which tests a C++ unittest will run in some way, but this would require a lot of change to our backend test infra. Also, it seems that this is a pretty general issue of not knowing how many unittests will be run until they actually run. This diff adds an optional "create" parameter to updateunitresults which wil create a new unit tests result rather than updating an existing one. I am not sure if this really fits here or should be its own method, but there is a lot of code re-use between them so I consolidated. Test Plan: updated a diff with a new unit test result Reviewers: epriestley, jungejason Reviewed By: epriestley CC: aran, epriestley, andrewjcg, tuomaspelkonen Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D1352 |
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