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Nikita Fomichev
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Adds `utils/auto-bisect/` — a shell-based bisection framework that downloads pre-built CI binaries and runs a user-supplied test script to find the first bad commit. Key features: - Downloads public CI binaries from S3 by default; private CloudFront builds with `--private` (credentials via `CH_CI_BASIC_AUTH` env var, `CH_CI_USER`/`CH_CI_PASSWORD`, or `/etc/netrc`) - Three environment modes: `single` (one server), `replicateddb` (two nodes + Keeper, Replicated database), `sharedcatalog` (two nodes + Keeper, SharedCatalog) - Uses `git bisect --no-checkout` by default so the work tree is not modified during bisection - Walker mode (`--walker`) for linear commit-by-commit testing - Example test scripts in `tests/` Tested locally: `--env nothing`, `--env single`, and `--env replicateddb` all verified working.
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55 lines
1.3 KiB
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#!/bin/bash
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set -e
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echo "$PWD"
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CH_PATH=${CH_PATH:=clickhouse}
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$CH_PATH client -q "SELECT version()";
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$CH_PATH client --user admin -mn -q "
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drop user if exists user;
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CREATE USER user identified by '123';
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drop user if exists user2;
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CREATE USER user2 identified by '123';
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GRANT ALL ON *.* TO user;
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GRANT ALL ON *.* TO user2;
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"
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$CH_PATH client --user user --password 123 -mn -q "
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drop database if exists x;
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create database x;
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drop dictionary if exists d;
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drop table if exists x.tab;
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create table x.tab (a UInt64, b UInt64) engine=MergeTree order by tuple() ;
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insert into x.tab VALUES (1,1);
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create dictionary x.d (a UInt64, b UInt64) primary key a SOURCE(CLICKHOUSE(USER 'user' PASSWORD '123' TABLE 'tab'))
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LIFETIME(MIN 0 MAX 3600)
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LAYOUT(FLAT())
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;
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-- OK
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select * from x.d;
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"
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$CH_PATH client --user admin -mn -q "
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select * from d;
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"
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$CH_PATH client --user user2 --password 123 -mn -q "
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select * from d;
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"
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#result=$(echo "$result" | xargs)
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## Check if the 'result' variable is not numerically equal to 10.
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## We use -ne for a numerical "not equal" comparison.
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#if [[ "$result" -ne 10 ]]; then
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# # If the condition is true, print an error message to standard error (>&2).
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# echo "Error: Expected result 10, but got '$result'." >&2
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#
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# # Exit the script with a status code of 1 to indicate failure.
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# exit 1
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#fi
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