The suffix now uses as many digits as needed to cover the maximum number
of rotated files.
eg, for 20 files it would use 2 digits: log_file.{01,02,03,...,20}
Change-Id: I4709b3cf4bf88c209db3c4d9e24a3a4731c98bae
- specify -v brief where necessary to preserve tests
- fix an occasional issue for logrotate and device block size
Change-Id: I09b02cc0359dc351a89311abc3ee762a0f23582c
- test -f -n and -r flags
- fix issue with parse error for sizes in bytes (no multiplier)
Bug: 16147190
Change-Id: Iadf2fd903d5e881d02f1d2b491441cc8090ee1c9
- split sequential sort output test out as a benchmark check
- Allow up to two failures of sort results because of occasional reader locks.
- logcat -g output was changed to handle wider set of values incorporating a
multiplier for UX, and would not pass test if 'logcat -G 1M' was run.
- If spam filter is turned off, prune checks would fail, allowed for an
empty default.
Change-Id: I06d6089e18279df7525d1c16a1f76b3125ddbf05
- Add tail_time
- Use EXPECT instead of ASSERT to provide more coverage
- Use EXPECT_TRUE/ASSERT_TRUE when comparing NULL
- Itemize order complaints in sorted_order test
Change-Id: I55a7543fa3300c0a9524fac70111e680c2877eea
- logcat improperly squashes out count
- logcat test enhanced to catch failure
- logd places entries in ascending sorted order
Change-Id: If39d8e2c40852b520c98e7840034ab63c2538e5d
Elliott Hughes