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The error_ignore is a routine that allows a test to run and, if an error occurs, the error is ignored, but a message is printed. The message is composed of a bug number and user defined message. The bug number is assumed to be a bugzilla number:
The error_ignore routine should be changed from assuming that the first parameter is a bugzilla number to just take the whole ticket number (bzXXX or LU-XXX or any string).
There are 13 calls to error_ignore that will need to be modified:
ost-pools.sh: error_ignore 23408 "Degradation with wide pool is $diff% > $max%"
ost-pools.sh: error_ignore 23408 "Degradation with wide pool is $diff% > $max%"
recovery-small.sh: [ $rc -eq 0 ] && error_ignore 5494 "multiop didn't fail fsync: rc $rc" || true
recovery-small.sh: error_ignore 5494 "multiop didn't fail fsync: $rc1 or close: $rc2" ||
recovery-small.sh: [ $rc -eq 0 ] || error_ignore 13652 "writemany returned rc $rc" || true
recovery-small.sh: [ $rc -eq 0 ] || error_ignore 13652 "writemany returned rc $rc" || true
recovery-small.sh: error_ignore 17935 $*
replay-single.sh: [ $ATTEMPTS -gt 0 ] && error_ignore 13721 "AT should have prevented reconnect"
sanity.sh: error_ignore "QOS imbalance criteria not met"
sanity.sh: [ $MAXC -gt $MINC ] || error_ignore "stripe QOS didn't balance free space"
sanity.sh: error_ignore 20762 "IN CACHE: before: $BEFORE, after: $AFTER"
sanity.sh: error_ignore 20762 "IN CACHE: before: $BEFORE, after: $AFTER"
sanity.sh: error_ignore 17935 $*
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