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Allow running test groups independently
We need to be able to run only a few test groups, even if we do not have all database backends installed and configured locally. ejabberd test suite configures a specific host per backend. I changed ejabberd to allow ignoring some hosts from config file on start, by providing the exact list of hosts we want to start. This is done by setting an ejabberd app Erlang environment variable 'hosts' and passing the list of hosts we want to actually define. When doing so, the backend specific hosts defined in ejabberd test configuration file are simply ignored. As a result, we do not try to connect to unavailable backends. I linked that part to CT run test by defining the hosts list based on environment variable CT_BACKENDS. This variable is expected to be a comma separated list of available backends. When Erlang Common Tests are run with that environment variable set, only the host matching the name of the backend will be set, plus the default "localhost", common to many tests. This can be combined with rebar ct groups list. Example commands to run tests: CT_BACKENDS=riak,mnesia rebar ct suites=ejabberd CT_BACKENDS=mnesia rebar ct suites=ejabberd groups=mnesia
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