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resmoke.py does not always respect --installDir

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    • Type: Icon: Bug Bug
    • Resolution: Fixed
    • Priority: Icon: Major - P3 Major - P3
    • 6.1.0-rc0
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      • Copy an old mongod binary (eg., 5.0) to ~/mongo.
      • Check out the latest master branch and do a debug build.
      • Run a js test that uses ShardingTest, eg:
        • python buildscripts/resmoke.py run --installDir=build/debug/install/bin  jstests/sharding/allow_partial_results.js
      • You'll get a failure due to mongod failing to start.  Resmoke provides new parameters such as backtraceLogFile that are not understood by the old mongod binary.
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      Copy an old mongod binary (eg., 5.0) to ~/mongo. Check out the latest master branch and do a debug build. Run a js test that uses ShardingTest, eg: python buildscripts/resmoke.py run --installDir=build/debug/install/bin  jstests/sharding/allow_partial_results.js You'll get a failure due to mongod failing to start.  Resmoke provides new parameters such as backtraceLogFile that are not understood by the old mongod binary.
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      It seems that the js ShardingTest and ReplSetTest objects will always use binaries in ~/mongo/ if they are present, even when a different installation directory is specified in the resmoke --installDir parameter.

      In the best case, your js test will faily unexpectedly when setting up the cluster.  In the worst case you'll be silently testing a different binary than you expected.

            Assignee:
            alex.neben@mongodb.com Alex Neben
            Reporter:
            steve.tarzia@mongodb.com Steve Tarzia
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