Use %REQUIRETTY% instead of %SEQUENTIAL% (#38894)
We are going to run job-control-related tests in parallel. The keyword
"%REQUIRETTY%" will be inappropriate then.
yash/trunk/tests/Makefile.in (diff) yash/trunk/tests/bg-p.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/bg-y.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/builtins-y.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/fg-p.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/fg-y.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/job-p.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/job-y.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/jobs-y.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/kill4-p.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/settty-y.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/signal-p.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/signal1-y.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/testtty-p.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/wait-p.tst (diff) yash/trunk/tests/wait-y.tst (diff)| @@ -62,7 +62,7 @@ | ||
| 62 | 62 | $(TEST_RESULTS): $(TESTERS) $(YASH) |
| 63 | 63 | .tst.trs: |
| 64 | 64 | @set $(RUN_TEST) $(TESTEE) $<; \ |
| 65 | - if grep -q %SEQUENTIAL% $<; then \ | |
| 65 | + if grep -q %REQUIRETTY% $<; then \ | |
| 66 | 66 | set $(SHELL) ./enqueue.sh "$$@"; \ |
| 67 | 67 | fi; \ |
| 68 | 68 | echo "$$*"; \ |
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