#!/bin/bash

set -e

SCRIPT_DIR=$( cd -- "$( dirname -- "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" &> /dev/null && pwd )

cd "$SCRIPT_DIR"

# Common configuration from build-app.sh

FEATURES="freebsd"

FEATURE_ARG=""

if [ -n "$FEATURES" ]; then

FEATURE_ARG="-F $FEATURES"

fi

# Rust Unit Tests

# Unit tests are generally run on the host architecture even for cross-compiled projects

# to verify logic and algorithms, unless they contain platform-specific assembly or syscalls.

echo "=== Running tests for common-utils ==="

(cd common-utils && cargo test $FEATURE_ARG)

echo ""

echo "=== Running tests for anylinuxfs ==="

# anylinuxfs builds for the host (macOS)

(cd anylinuxfs && cargo test $FEATURE_ARG)

echo ""

echo "=== Running tests for vmproxy (Linux logic) ==="

# We run tests on host to verify shared logic.

# If there are Linux-specific tests that require a Linux environment, they might fail here,

# but usually unit tests are written to be platform-independent or mocked.

# We explicitly avoid the cross-compilation target for unit tests to run them on host.

# We use the host target from rustc to override any default target in .cargo/config.toml

HOST_TARGET=$(rustc -vV | grep host: | awk '{print $2}')

(cd vmproxy && cargo test $FEATURE_ARG --target $HOST_TARGET)

echo ""

echo "=== All Rust unit tests completed ==="