Rerun failed tests
This should help stabilize the test set by making sure the test actually fails twice. This'll still leave the output in the log so that the problems that only occur on the first run can be eventually fixed.
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@ -83,6 +83,7 @@ else
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eval "arguments=(${test_set})"
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ctest -N "${arguments[@]}"
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ctest -VV "${arguments[@]}"
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ctest --rerun-failed -VV
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fi
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cp core.* ${logs_publish_dir}
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${script_dir}/copy_logs.sh
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@ -80,6 +80,7 @@ fi
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ulimit -c unlimited
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ctest $test_set -VV
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ctest --rerun-failed -VV
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cp core.* ${logs_publish_dir}
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${script_dir}/copy_logs.sh
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