#!groovy
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// This is the Jenkins script for manual-graph-generator-SCPF

// read and set the functions from dependencies.
SCPFfuncs = evaluate readTrusted( 'TestON/JenkinsFile/dependencies/PerformanceFuncs.groovy' )
SCPFfuncs.init()
funcs = evaluate readTrusted( 'TestON/JenkinsFile/dependencies/JenkinsCommonFuncs.groovy' )
funcs.initialize( "SCPF", SCPFfuncs );

def prop = null
prop = funcs.getProperties( "SCPF" )

// get the variables from the Jenkins parameters.
def Tests = params.Test
isOldFlow = params.isOldFlow
prop[ "ONOSBranch" ] = params.ONOSbranch

SCPFfuncs.oldFlowRuleCheck( isOldFlow, prop[ "ONOSBranch" ] )

def testsToRun = null
testsToRun = funcs.getTestsToRun( Tests )

// pureTestName is because we don't want 'WFobj' to be used for test name.
def tests = [ : ]
for ( String test : testsToRun ){
    println test
    pureTestName = test.replaceAll( "WithFlowObj", "" )
    tests[ test ] = funcs.runTest( test, true, prop, pureTestName, true, [ ], "", "" )
}

// generate the graphs sequentially.
for ( test in tests.keySet() ){
    tests[ test ].call()
}