run-tests.php: Save STDIN section into a file #18305
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@Ayesh I do it already :) |
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My bad, sorry. I deleted my comment to reduce noise. About the change, it's straight forward and makes sense. I also had trouble re-running some failing tests, and having stdin ready to reuse would have saved a lot of time! |
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When a test has an
--STDIN--or--PHPDBG--section, save the section's content into a file, like we do for the other sections.This makes it bit easier to reproduce these tests outside of
run-tests.php.This doesn't update the
.shfile to pass the file as stdin to the program, yet.When using
gdb, we can pass the file as stdin like this: