Andrew Hamilton
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Make ./test.sh -n4 work (~47s vs ~156s serial): - kick.c: KICK_DUMP_DIR env override for frame-dump .ppm paths (default /tmp); per-boot dump_seq counters no longer collide across concurrent compositors. - tests: every spawn gets a unique log file and a per-session dump directory owned by the Session (close removes the tree instead of globbing /tmp, which raced parallel workers' live dumps). - 14 protocol-globals tests share one module-scoped keeper session via short-lived --globals-out clients instead of 14 boots. - Two presence-waits converted from fixed sleeps to event waits. - Harden the fullscreen round-trip: wait for seat keyboard focus ([diag] kbd-enter, new debug line in window_enter) before tapping F -- map alone does not guarantee enter under load and the tap was silently dropped. Serial remains the deterministic gate (documented in test.sh and README): a few pre-existing timing-sensitive tests can still flake under parallel load; they pass alone and serially.
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#!/bin/sh
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# Test runner: ./test.sh [pytest args].
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# Serial (`./test.sh`) is the deterministic gate. For iteration speed,
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# `./test.sh -n4` runs workers in parallel (~3x faster here); workers are
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# isolated (unique logs, per-session KICK_DUMP_DIR, pid-unique sockets),
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# but a few timing-sensitive tests may flake under load -- re-run serially
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# to confirm.
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set -e
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cd "$(dirname "$0")"
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exec pytest -v "$@"
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