Fast and dirty way to verify the number of tests passing ok per commit since 'fibonacci' tag

gistfile1.txt

#/bin/bash

# Passed tests go here. Make sure it exists and is clean.
if [ ! -d /tmp/hhvm_test_logs ]; then
 mkdir /tmp/hhvm_test_logs
else 
 rm -f /tmp/hhvm_test_logs/*
fi

# Truncate to zero previous log.
>/tmp/hhvm-tests.logs
rm -f /tmp/tests-passed*

# Move to git repository
cd /home/gromero/git/hhvm/

# Hash for "finonacci" tag
FIBONACCI_COMMIT=`git show-ref --tags fibonacci | cut -d ' ' -f1`

# Get all logs from fibonacci to most recent one.
# Filter just our commits.
# Checkout commit. Update submodules. Clean. Build. Test. Do it again.
for i in `git log ${FIBONACCI_COMMIT}^..HEAD --reverse --pretty=format:"%h %ae" | gawk  '/gustavo.scalet|leonardo.bianconi|igor.nunes|gromero|rogealve/  {print $1}'`

do 
  echo Inspecting commit ${i}
  git checkout ${i}
  git submodule update --recursive
  make clean all
  make -j 12
  if [ $? == 0 ]; then
    hphp/test/run hphp/test/quick/ -a -vEval.JitRelocationSize=0
    PASSED=`cat  /tmp/tests-passed* | wc -l`
  else
    PASSED="build_failed"
  fi
  mv -v /tmp/tests-passed* /tmp/hhvm_tests_logs
  rm -f /tmp/tests-passed*
  echo "${i} ${PASSED}" >> /tmp/hhvm-tests.logs
done

# Go home ;-)
cd ~/