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| From: | Sergei Golubchik | Date: | May 22 2010 3:24pm |
| Subject: | Re: running replication tests with storage engine plugin installed | ||
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Hi, Zardosht! On May 22, Zardosht Kasheff wrote: > > It would be great to run tests with both the innodb plugin and our > plugin installed. The real problem comes when we have additional > variables passed in via --mysqld that are defined in our engine. When > the innodb_plugin test tries to run, because our engine is not loaded, > the variable passed in is undefined and the test fails to run. > > Any ideas? This is easy. We have --loose prefix precisely for this purpose, start all your options with it. E.g. instead of --tokudb-number=15 write --loose-tokudb-number=15. --loose turns "unknown option" error into a warning. Regards, Sergei
| Thread | ||
|---|---|---|
| • running replication tests with storage engine plugin installed | Zardosht Kasheff | 4 May |
| • Re: running replication tests with storage engine plugin installed | MARK CALLAGHAN | 5 May |
| • Re: running replication tests with storage engine plugin installed | Zardosht Kasheff | 5 May |
| • Re: running replication tests with storage engine plugin installed | Zardosht Kasheff | 22 May |
| • Re: running replication tests with storage engine plugin installed | Sergei Golubchik | 22 May |
| • Re: running replication tests with storage engine plugin installed | Zardosht Kasheff | 22 May |
| • Re: running replication tests with storage engine plugin installed | Zardosht Kasheff | 5 May |
