Revision bb5b98e72a151c41471d8cc14cacb495d647fb7f authored by Takafumi Arakaki on 20 April 2021, 18:46:14 UTC, committed by GitHub on 20 April 2021, 18:46:14 UTC
Provides some guidelines, in addition to those added recently by #40533 to the style-guide, per #7561.
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util.jl
# This file is a part of Julia. License is MIT: https://julialang.org/license
## printing with color ##
const text_colors = Dict{Union{Symbol,Int},String}(
:black => "\033[30m",
:red => "\033[31m",
:green => "\033[32m",
:yellow => "\033[33m",
:blue => "\033[34m",
:magenta => "\033[35m",
:cyan => "\033[36m",
:white => "\033[37m",
:light_black => "\033[90m", # gray
:light_red => "\033[91m",
:light_green => "\033[92m",
:light_yellow => "\033[93m",
:light_blue => "\033[94m",
:light_magenta => "\033[95m",
:light_cyan => "\033[96m",
:normal => "\033[0m",
:default => "\033[39m",
:bold => "\033[1m",
:underline => "\033[4m",
:blink => "\033[5m",
:reverse => "\033[7m",
:hidden => "\033[8m",
:nothing => "",
)
for i in 0:255
text_colors[i] = "\033[38;5;$(i)m"
end
const disable_text_style = Dict{Symbol,String}(
:bold => "\033[22m",
:underline => "\033[24m",
:blink => "\033[25m",
:reverse => "\033[27m",
:hidden => "\033[28m",
:normal => "",
:default => "",
:nothing => "",
)
# Create a docstring with an automatically generated list
# of colors.
let color_syms = collect(Iterators.filter(x -> !isa(x, Integer), keys(text_colors))),
formatting_syms = [:normal, :bold, :default]
global const available_text_colors = cat(
sort!(intersect(color_syms, formatting_syms), rev=true),
sort!(setdiff( color_syms, formatting_syms));
dims=1)
end
const available_text_colors_docstring =
string(join([string("`:", key,"`")
for key in available_text_colors], ",\n", ", or \n"))
"""Dictionary of color codes for the terminal.
Available colors are: $available_text_colors_docstring as well as the integers 0 to 255 inclusive.
The color `:default` will print text in the default color while the color `:normal`
will print text with all text properties (like boldness) reset.
Printing with the color `:nothing` will print the string without modifications.
"""
text_colors
function with_output_color(@nospecialize(f::Function), color::Union{Int, Symbol}, io::IO, args...;
bold::Bool = false, underline::Bool = false, blink::Bool = false,
reverse::Bool = false, hidden::Bool = false)
buf = IOBuffer()
iscolor = get(io, :color, false)::Bool
try f(IOContext(buf, io), args...)
finally
str = String(take!(buf))
if !iscolor
print(io, str)
else
bold && color === :bold && (color = :nothing)
underline && color === :underline && (color = :nothing)
blink && color === :blink && (color = :nothing)
reverse && color === :reverse && (color = :nothing)
hidden && color === :hidden && (color = :nothing)
enable_ansi = get(text_colors, color, text_colors[:default]) *
(bold ? text_colors[:bold] : "") *
(underline ? text_colors[:underline] : "") *
(blink ? text_colors[:blink] : "") *
(reverse ? text_colors[:reverse] : "") *
(hidden ? text_colors[:hidden] : "")
disable_ansi = (hidden ? disable_text_style[:hidden] : "") *
(reverse ? disable_text_style[:reverse] : "") *
(blink ? disable_text_style[:blink] : "") *
(underline ? disable_text_style[:underline] : "") *
(bold ? disable_text_style[:bold] : "") *
get(disable_text_style, color, text_colors[:default])
first = true
for line in split(str, '\n')
first || print(buf, '\n')
first = false
isempty(line) && continue
print(buf, enable_ansi, line, disable_ansi)
end
print(io, String(take!(buf)))
end
end
end
"""
printstyled([io], xs...; bold::Bool=false, underline::Bool=false, blink::Bool=false, reverse::Bool=false, hidden::Bool=false, color::Union{Symbol,Int}=:normal)
Print `xs` in a color specified as a symbol or integer, optionally in bold.
`color` may take any of the values $(Base.available_text_colors_docstring)
or an integer between 0 and 255 inclusive. Note that not all terminals support 256 colors.
If the keyword `bold` is given as `true`, the result will be printed in bold.
If the keyword `underline` is given as `true`, the result will be printed underlined.
If the keyword `blink` is given as `true`, the result will blink.
If the keyword `reverse` is given as `true`, the result will have foreground and background colors inversed.
If the keyword `hidden` is given as `true`, the result will be hidden.
Keywords can be given in any combination.
"""
printstyled(io::IO, msg...; bold::Bool=false, underline::Bool=false, blink::Bool=false, reverse::Bool=false, hidden::Bool=false, color::Union{Int,Symbol}=:normal) =
with_output_color(print, color, io, msg...; bold=bold, underline=underline, blink=blink, reverse=reverse, hidden=hidden)
printstyled(msg...; bold::Bool=false, underline::Bool=false, blink::Bool=false, reverse::Bool=false, hidden::Bool=false, color::Union{Int,Symbol}=:normal) =
printstyled(stdout, msg...; bold=bold, underline=underline, blink=blink, reverse=reverse, hidden=hidden, color=color)
"""
Base.julia_cmd(juliapath=joinpath(Sys.BINDIR::String, julia_exename()))
Return a julia command similar to the one of the running process.
Propagates any of the `--cpu-target`, `--sysimage`, `--compile`, `--sysimage-native-code`,
`--compiled-modules`, `--inline`, `--check-bounds`, `--optimize`, `-g`,
`--code-coverage`, `--track-allocation`, `--color`, `--startup-file`, and `--depwarn`
command line arguments that are not at their default values.
Among others, `--math-mode`, `--warn-overwrite`, and `--trace-compile` are notably not propagated currently.
!!! compat "Julia 1.1"
Only the `--cpu-target`, `--sysimage`, `--depwarn`, `--compile` and `--check-bounds` flags were propagated before Julia 1.1.
!!! compat "Julia 1.5"
The flags `--color` and `--startup-file` were added in Julia 1.5.
"""
function julia_cmd(julia=joinpath(Sys.BINDIR::String, julia_exename()))
opts = JLOptions()
cpu_target = unsafe_string(opts.cpu_target)
image_file = unsafe_string(opts.image_file)
addflags = String[]
let compile = if opts.compile_enabled == 0
"no"
elseif opts.compile_enabled == 2
"all"
elseif opts.compile_enabled == 3
"min"
else
"" # default = "yes"
end
isempty(compile) || push!(addflags, "--compile=$compile")
end
let depwarn = if opts.depwarn == 1
"yes"
elseif opts.depwarn == 2
"error"
else
"" # default = "no"
end
isempty(depwarn) || push!(addflags, "--depwarn=$depwarn")
end
let check_bounds = if opts.check_bounds == 1
"yes" # on
elseif opts.check_bounds == 2
"no" # off
else
"" # "default"
end
isempty(check_bounds) || push!(addflags, "--check-bounds=$check_bounds")
end
opts.can_inline == 0 && push!(addflags, "--inline=no")
opts.use_compiled_modules == 0 && push!(addflags, "--compiled-modules=no")
opts.opt_level == 2 || push!(addflags, "-O$(opts.opt_level)")
opts.opt_level_min == 0 || push!(addflags, "--min-optlevel=$(opts.opt_level_min)")
push!(addflags, "-g$(opts.debug_level)")
if opts.code_coverage != 0
# Forward the code-coverage flag only if applicable (if the filename is pid-dependent)
coverage_file = (opts.output_code_coverage != C_NULL) ? unsafe_string(opts.output_code_coverage) : ""
if isempty(coverage_file) || occursin("%p", coverage_file)
if opts.code_coverage == 1
push!(addflags, "--code-coverage=user")
elseif opts.code_coverage == 2
push!(addflags, "--code-coverage=all")
end
isempty(coverage_file) || push!(addflags, "--code-coverage=$coverage_file")
end
end
if opts.malloc_log == 1
push!(addflags, "--track-allocation=user")
elseif opts.malloc_log == 2
push!(addflags, "--track-allocation=all")
end
if opts.color == 1
push!(addflags, "--color=yes")
elseif opts.color == 2
push!(addflags, "--color=no")
end
if opts.startupfile == 2
push!(addflags, "--startup-file=no")
end
return `$julia -C$cpu_target -J$image_file $addflags`
end
function julia_exename()
if ccall(:jl_is_debugbuild, Cint, ()) == 0
return @static Sys.iswindows() ? "julia.exe" : "julia"
else
return @static Sys.iswindows() ? "julia-debug.exe" : "julia-debug"
end
end
"""
securezero!(o)
`securezero!` fills the memory associated with an object `o` with zeros.
Unlike `fill!(o,0)` and similar code, which might be optimized away by
the compiler for objects about to be discarded, the `securezero!` function
will always be called.
"""
function securezero! end
@noinline securezero!(a::AbstractArray{<:Number}) = fill!(a, 0)
@noinline unsafe_securezero!(p::Ptr{T}, len::Integer=1) where {T} =
ccall(:memset, Ptr{T}, (Ptr{T}, Cint, Csize_t), p, 0, len*sizeof(T))
unsafe_securezero!(p::Ptr{Cvoid}, len::Integer=1) = Ptr{Cvoid}(unsafe_securezero!(Ptr{UInt8}(p), len))
"""
Base.getpass(message::AbstractString) -> Base.SecretBuffer
Display a message and wait for the user to input a secret, returning an `IO`
object containing the secret.
Note that on Windows, the secret might be displayed as it is typed; see
`Base.winprompt` for securely retrieving username/password pairs from a
graphical interface.
"""
function getpass end
if Sys.iswindows()
function getpass(input::TTY, output::IO, prompt::AbstractString)
input === stdin || throw(ArgumentError("getpass only works for stdin"))
print(output, prompt, ": ")
flush(output)
s = SecretBuffer()
plen = 0
while true
c = UInt8(ccall(:_getch, Cint, ()))
if c == 0xff || c == UInt8('\n') || c == UInt8('\r')
break # EOF or return
elseif c == 0x00 || c == 0xe0
ccall(:_getch, Cint, ()) # ignore function/arrow keys
elseif c == UInt8('\b') && plen > 0
plen -= 1 # delete last character on backspace
elseif !iscntrl(Char(c)) && plen < 128
write(s, c)
end
end
return seekstart(s)
end
else
function getpass(input::TTY, output::IO, prompt::AbstractString)
(input === stdin && output === stdout) || throw(ArgumentError("getpass only works for stdin"))
msg = string(prompt, ": ")
unsafe_SecretBuffer!(ccall(:getpass, Cstring, (Cstring,), msg))
end
end
# allow new getpass methods to be defined if stdin has been
# redirected to some custom stream, e.g. in IJulia.
getpass(prompt::AbstractString) = getpass(stdin, stdout, prompt)
"""
prompt(message; default="") -> Union{String, Nothing}
Displays the `message` then waits for user input. Input is terminated when a newline (\\n)
is encountered or EOF (^D) character is entered on a blank line. If a `default` is provided
then the user can enter just a newline character to select the `default`.
See also `Base.getpass` and `Base.winprompt` for secure entry of passwords.
"""
function prompt(input::IO, output::IO, message::AbstractString; default::AbstractString="")
msg = !isempty(default) ? "$message [$default]: " : "$message: "
print(output, msg)
uinput = readline(input, keep=true)
isempty(uinput) && return nothing # Encountered an EOF
uinput = chomp(uinput)
isempty(uinput) ? default : uinput
end
# allow new prompt methods to be defined if stdin has been
# redirected to some custom stream, e.g. in IJulia.
prompt(message::AbstractString; default::AbstractString="") = prompt(stdin, stdout, message, default=default)
# Windows authentication prompt
if Sys.iswindows()
struct CREDUI_INFO
cbSize::UInt32
parent::Ptr{Cvoid}
pszMessageText::Ptr{UInt16}
pszCaptionText::Ptr{UInt16}
banner::Ptr{Cvoid}
end
const CREDUIWIN_GENERIC = 0x0001
const CREDUIWIN_IN_CRED_ONLY = 0x0020
const CREDUIWIN_ENUMERATE_CURRENT_USER = 0x0200
const CRED_PACK_GENERIC_CREDENTIALS = 0x0004
const ERROR_SUCCESS = 0x0000
const ERROR_CANCELLED = 0x04c7
function winprompt(message, caption, default_username; prompt_username = true)
# Step 1: Create an encrypted username/password bundle that will be used to set
# the default username (in theory could also provide a default password)
credbuf = Vector{UInt8}(undef, 1024)
credbufsize = Ref{UInt32}(sizeof(credbuf))
succeeded = ccall((:CredPackAuthenticationBufferW, "credui.dll"), stdcall, Bool,
(UInt32, Cwstring, Cwstring, Ptr{UInt8}, Ptr{UInt32}),
CRED_PACK_GENERIC_CREDENTIALS, default_username, "", credbuf, credbufsize)
if !succeeded
credbuf = resize!(credbuf, credbufsize[])
succeeded = ccall((:CredPackAuthenticationBufferW, "credui.dll"), stdcall, Bool,
(UInt32, Cwstring, Cwstring, Ptr{UInt8}, Ptr{UInt32}),
CRED_PACK_GENERIC_CREDENTIALS, default_username, "", credbuf, credbufsize)
@assert succeeded
end
# Step 2: Create the actual dialog
# 2.1: Set up the window
messageArr = Base.cwstring(message)
captionArr = Base.cwstring(caption)
pfSave = Ref{Bool}(false)
cred = Ref{CREDUI_INFO}(CREDUI_INFO(sizeof(CREDUI_INFO), C_NULL, pointer(messageArr), pointer(captionArr), C_NULL))
dwflags = CREDUIWIN_GENERIC | CREDUIWIN_ENUMERATE_CURRENT_USER
if !prompt_username
# Disable setting anything other than default_username
dwflags |= CREDUIWIN_IN_CRED_ONLY
end
authPackage = Ref{Culong}(0)
outbuf_data = Ref{Ptr{Cvoid}}(C_NULL)
outbuf_size = Ref{Culong}(0)
# 2.2: Do the actual request
code = ccall((:CredUIPromptForWindowsCredentialsW, "credui.dll"), stdcall, UInt32, (Ptr{CREDUI_INFO}, UInt32, Ptr{Culong},
Ptr{Cvoid}, Culong, Ptr{Ptr{Cvoid}}, Ptr{Culong}, Ptr{Bool}, UInt32), cred, 0, authPackage, credbuf, credbufsize[],
outbuf_data, outbuf_size, pfSave, dwflags)
# 2.3: If that failed for any reason other than the user canceling, error out.
# If the user canceled, just return nothing
code == ERROR_CANCELLED && return nothing
windowserror(:winprompt, code != ERROR_SUCCESS)
# Step 3: Convert encrypted credentials back to plain text
passbuf = Vector{UInt16}(undef, 1024)
passlen = Ref{UInt32}(length(passbuf))
usernamebuf = Vector{UInt16}(undef, 1024)
usernamelen = Ref{UInt32}(length(usernamebuf))
# Need valid buffers for domain, even though we don't care
dummybuf = Vector{UInt16}(undef, 1024)
succeeded = ccall((:CredUnPackAuthenticationBufferW, "credui.dll"), Bool,
(UInt32, Ptr{Cvoid}, UInt32, Ptr{UInt16}, Ptr{UInt32}, Ptr{UInt16}, Ptr{UInt32}, Ptr{UInt16}, Ptr{UInt32}),
0, outbuf_data[], outbuf_size[], usernamebuf, usernamelen, dummybuf, Ref{UInt32}(1024), passbuf, passlen)
windowserror(:winprompt, !succeeded)
# Step 4: Free the encrypted buffer
# ccall(:SecureZeroMemory, Ptr{Cvoid}, (Ptr{Cvoid}, Csize_t), outbuf_data[], outbuf_size[]) - not an actual function
unsafe_securezero!(outbuf_data[], outbuf_size[])
ccall((:CoTaskMemFree, "ole32.dll"), Cvoid, (Ptr{Cvoid},), outbuf_data[])
# Done.
passbuf_ = passbuf[1:passlen[]-1]
result = (String(transcode(UInt8, usernamebuf[1:usernamelen[]-1])),
SecretBuffer!(transcode(UInt8, passbuf_)))
securezero!(passbuf_)
securezero!(passbuf)
return result
end
end
unsafe_crc32c(a, n, crc) = ccall(:jl_crc32c, UInt32, (UInt32, Ptr{UInt8}, Csize_t), crc, a, n)
_crc32c(a::NTuple{<:Any, UInt8}, crc::UInt32=0x00000000) =
unsafe_crc32c(Ref(a), length(a) % Csize_t, crc)
_crc32c(a::Union{Array{UInt8},FastContiguousSubArray{UInt8,N,<:Array{UInt8}} where N}, crc::UInt32=0x00000000) =
unsafe_crc32c(a, length(a) % Csize_t, crc)
_crc32c(s::String, crc::UInt32=0x00000000) = unsafe_crc32c(s, sizeof(s) % Csize_t, crc)
function _crc32c(io::IO, nb::Integer, crc::UInt32=0x00000000)
nb < 0 && throw(ArgumentError("number of bytes to checksum must be ≥ 0, got $nb"))
# use block size 24576=8192*3, since that is the threshold for
# 3-way parallel SIMD code in the underlying jl_crc32c C function.
buf = Vector{UInt8}(undef, min(nb, 24576))
while !eof(io) && nb > 24576
n = readbytes!(io, buf)
crc = unsafe_crc32c(buf, n, crc)
nb -= n
end
return unsafe_crc32c(buf, readbytes!(io, buf, min(nb, length(buf))), crc)
end
_crc32c(io::IO, crc::UInt32=0x00000000) = _crc32c(io, typemax(Int64), crc)
_crc32c(io::IOStream, crc::UInt32=0x00000000) = _crc32c(io, filesize(io)-position(io), crc)
_crc32c(uuid::UUID, crc::UInt32=0x00000000) =
ccall(:jl_crc32c, UInt32, (UInt32, Ref{UInt128}, Csize_t), crc, uuid.value, 16)
_crc32c(x::UInt64, crc::UInt32=0x00000000) =
ccall(:jl_crc32c, UInt32, (UInt32, Ref{UInt64}, Csize_t), crc, x, 8)
"""
@kwdef typedef
This is a helper macro that automatically defines a keyword-based constructor for the type
declared in the expression `typedef`, which must be a `struct` or `mutable struct`
expression. The default argument is supplied by declaring fields of the form `field::T =
default` or `field = default`. If no default is provided then the keyword argument becomes
a required keyword argument in the resulting type constructor.
Inner constructors can still be defined, but at least one should accept arguments in the
same form as the default inner constructor (i.e. one positional argument per field) in
order to function correctly with the keyword outer constructor.
!!! compat "Julia 1.1"
`Base.@kwdef` for parametric structs, and structs with supertypes
requires at least Julia 1.1.
# Examples
```jldoctest
julia> Base.@kwdef struct Foo
a::Int = 1 # specified default
b::String # required keyword
end
Foo
julia> Foo(b="hi")
Foo(1, "hi")
julia> Foo()
ERROR: UndefKeywordError: keyword argument b not assigned
Stacktrace:
[...]
```
"""
macro kwdef(expr)
expr = macroexpand(__module__, expr) # to expand @static
expr isa Expr && expr.head === :struct || error("Invalid usage of @kwdef")
expr = expr::Expr
T = expr.args[2]
if T isa Expr && T.head === :<:
T = T.args[1]
end
params_ex = Expr(:parameters)
call_args = Any[]
_kwdef!(expr.args[3], params_ex.args, call_args)
# Only define a constructor if the type has fields, otherwise we'll get a stack
# overflow on construction
if !isempty(params_ex.args)
if T isa Symbol
kwdefs = :(($(esc(T)))($params_ex) = ($(esc(T)))($(call_args...)))
elseif T isa Expr && T.head === :curly
T = T::Expr
# if T == S{A<:AA,B<:BB}, define two methods
# S(...) = ...
# S{A,B}(...) where {A<:AA,B<:BB} = ...
S = T.args[1]
P = T.args[2:end]
Q = Any[U isa Expr && U.head === :<: ? U.args[1] : U for U in P]
SQ = :($S{$(Q...)})
kwdefs = quote
($(esc(S)))($params_ex) =($(esc(S)))($(call_args...))
($(esc(SQ)))($params_ex) where {$(esc.(P)...)} =
($(esc(SQ)))($(call_args...))
end
else
error("Invalid usage of @kwdef")
end
else
kwdefs = nothing
end
quote
Base.@__doc__($(esc(expr)))
$kwdefs
end
end
# @kwdef helper function
# mutates arguments inplace
function _kwdef!(blk, params_args, call_args)
for i in eachindex(blk.args)
ei = blk.args[i]
if ei isa Symbol
# var
push!(params_args, ei)
push!(call_args, ei)
elseif ei isa Expr
if ei.head === :(=)
lhs = ei.args[1]
if lhs isa Symbol
# var = defexpr
var = lhs
elseif lhs isa Expr && lhs.head === :(::) && lhs.args[1] isa Symbol
# var::T = defexpr
var = lhs.args[1]
else
# something else, e.g. inline inner constructor
# F(...) = ...
continue
end
defexpr = ei.args[2] # defexpr
push!(params_args, Expr(:kw, var, esc(defexpr)))
push!(call_args, var)
blk.args[i] = lhs
elseif ei.head === :(::) && ei.args[1] isa Symbol
# var::Typ
var = ei.args[1]
push!(params_args, var)
push!(call_args, var)
elseif ei.head === :block
# can arise with use of @static inside type decl
_kwdef!(ei, params_args, call_args)
end
end
end
blk
end
"""
@invoke f(arg::T, ...; kwargs...)
Provides a convenient way to call [`invoke`](@ref);
`@invoke f(arg1::T1, arg2::T2; kwargs...)` will be expanded into `invoke(f, Tuple{T1,T2}, arg1, arg2; kwargs...)`.
When an argument's type annotation is omitted, it's specified as `Any` argument, e.g.
`@invoke f(arg1::T, arg2)` will be expanded into `invoke(f, Tuple{T,Any}, arg1, arg2)`.
"""
macro invoke(ex)
f, args, kwargs = destructure_callex(ex)
arg2typs = map(args) do x
is_expr(x, :(::)) ? (x.args...,) : (x, GlobalRef(Core, :Any))
end
args, argtypes = first.(arg2typs), last.(arg2typs)
return esc(:($(GlobalRef(Core, :invoke))($(f), Tuple{$(argtypes...)}, $(args...); $(kwargs...))))
end
"""
@invokelatest f(args...; kwargs...)
Provides a convenient way to call [`Base.invokelatest`](@ref).
`@invokelatest f(args...; kwargs...)` will simply be expanded into
`Base.invokelatest(f, args...; kwargs...)`.
"""
macro invokelatest(ex)
f, args, kwargs = destructure_callex(ex)
return esc(:($(GlobalRef(Base, :invokelatest))($(f), $(args...); $(kwargs...))))
end
function destructure_callex(ex)
is_expr(ex, :call) || throw(ArgumentError("a call expression f(args...; kwargs...) should be given"))
f = first(ex.args)
args = []
kwargs = []
for x in ex.args[2:end]
if is_expr(x, :parameters)
append!(kwargs, x.args)
elseif is_expr(x, :kw)
push!(kwargs, x)
else
push!(args, x)
end
end
return f, args, kwargs
end
# testing
"""
Base.runtests(tests=["all"]; ncores=ceil(Int, Sys.CPU_THREADS / 2),
exit_on_error=false, revise=false, [seed])
Run the Julia unit tests listed in `tests`, which can be either a string or an array of
strings, using `ncores` processors. If `exit_on_error` is `false`, when one test
fails, all remaining tests in other files will still be run; they are otherwise discarded,
when `exit_on_error == true`.
If `revise` is `true`, the `Revise` package is used to load any modifications to `Base` or
to the standard libraries before running the tests.
If a seed is provided via the keyword argument, it is used to seed the
global RNG in the context where the tests are run; otherwise the seed is chosen randomly.
"""
function runtests(tests = ["all"]; ncores::Int = ceil(Int, Sys.CPU_THREADS::Int / 2),
exit_on_error::Bool=false,
revise::Bool=false,
seed::Union{BitInteger,Nothing}=nothing)
if isa(tests,AbstractString)
tests = split(tests)
end
exit_on_error && push!(tests, "--exit-on-error")
revise && push!(tests, "--revise")
seed !== nothing && push!(tests, "--seed=0x$(string(seed % UInt128, base=16))") # cast to UInt128 to avoid a minus sign
ENV2 = copy(ENV)
ENV2["JULIA_CPU_THREADS"] = "$ncores"
try
run(setenv(`$(julia_cmd()) $(joinpath(Sys.BINDIR::String,
Base.DATAROOTDIR, "julia", "test", "runtests.jl")) $tests`, ENV2))
nothing
catch
buf = PipeBuffer()
Base.require(Base, :InteractiveUtils).versioninfo(buf)
error("A test has failed. Please submit a bug report (https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/issues)\n" *
"including error messages above and the output of versioninfo():\n$(read(buf, String))")
end
end
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