Print running nodes if test fails #1644
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fenek
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Random Travis fail proved that this PR works. :)
make: *** [cover_test_preset] Error 2
/home/travis/build/esl/MongooseIM
CT results:
3135 tests passed
0 tests failed
216 tests skipped by user
3 tests skipped automatically
All tests done.
Build failed:
big tests failed
big tests failed - missing suites
Running nodes:
epmd: up and running on port 4369 with data:
name fed1 at port 44674
name mongooseim3 at port 42473
name ejabberd2 at port 43310
name mongooseim at port 38981
name riak at port 43894
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epmd -namesif any test fails.This PR helps to check, if node crashed during test execution.
It does not check, that ejabberd application crashed, which can be checked by grepping ejabberd.log (a separate PR, maybe).