the-bastion/lib/shell/colors.inc
Stéphane Lesimple c201f44d83 enh: tests: refactor the framework for more maintainability
The chain of executions is as is:
- `docker_build_and_run_tests_all.sh`
  - launches several instances of `docker_build_and_run_tests.sh`
    - builds docker images with the `target_role.sh` and `tester_role.sh` entrypoints
      - inside the tester docker, `tester_role.sh` launches `launch_tests_on_instance.sh`
      - the target docker gets tested after setting up accounts, SSH etc.

Previously, these scripts passed options to each other either by a mix of environment
variables and command-line arguments, with some inconsistencies here and there.

Now, `launch_tests_on_instance.sh` supports a lot of command-line options, which can
be specified directly if testing a remote server, or can be passed-through by the calling
script in case of docker tests. `docker_build_and_run_tests.sh` and
`docker_build_and_run_tests_all.sh` also support to passthrough these options down.
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# vim: set filetype=sh ts=4 sw=4 sts=4 et:
# shellcheck shell=bash
# shellcheck disable=SC2034
RED=$(printf "%b" '\033[31m')
GREEN=$(printf "%b" '\033[32m')
YELLOW=$(printf "%b" '\033[33m')
BLUE=$(printf "%b" '\033[34m')
MAGENTA=$(printf "%b" '\033[35m')
CYAN=$(printf "%b" '\033[36m')
LIGHTGRAY=$(printf "%b" '\033[37m')
DARKGRAY=$(printf "%b" '\033[90m')
BOLD_CYAN=$(printf "%b" '\033[1;36m')
WHITE_ON_RED=$(printf "%b" '\033[41m')
WHITE_ON_BLUE=$(printf "%b" '\033[44m')
BLACK_ON_GREEN=$(printf "%b" '\033[30m\033[42m')
BLACK_ON_RED=$(printf "%b" '\033[1;30m\033[41m')
NOC=$(printf "%b" '\033[0m')