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error: remove failing code from microb integration #6

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@koshoi koshoi commented Dec 8, 2020

In commit 51836e1 the code responsible
for microb integration was removed, but not completely. This remainings
caused benchmark to exit with non-zero exit code, which is not good for
automation. The other unused code was also removed. I also added
.luacheckrc config that could have spotted the error before.

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avtikhon commented Dec 8, 2020

Patch LGTM.

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Mostly okay for me (but I'm mostly out of context here). Please, look at the small comments above and go ahead.

In commit 51836e1 the code responsible
for microb integration was removed, but not completely. Those remainings
caused benchmark to exit with non-zero exit code if strict mode is on,
which is true by default on any Debug build of Tarantool
.luacheckrc file was added with such a configuration that would detect
the error fixed in previous commit. Some codestyle fixes were also
applied as luacheck was complaining about them
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I looked again at the code (quite briefly) and I have no any objections anymore. Didn't test it.

@koshoi koshoi merged commit 444b475 into master Dec 27, 2020
@Totktonada Totktonada deleted the local_launches branch December 27, 2020 21:01
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