Fix confused print of gp_connections test case. #757
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I, along with other developers I’ve heard from, occasionally find ourselves puzzled: the test
gp_connections
clearly succeeded, but the printed results seem somewhat incorrectWhen regression succeeds to run gp_connections case, some printed info are confused:
While the test passed, but the message seems to tell us that the process exit unexpectedly.
I dig into this and found: the case is designed to exit with code 2 which is expected: failed to connect a primary db.
However the message may make developers confused and try to find something wrong but actually not.
And after a failed connect, the script will exit, there is no chance to do something to make amends.
Hacked in pg_regress to ignore gp_connections exit code info.
This fix doesn't have an impact on test case behavior: if there is diffs between sql and expected files, the case failed as expected.
Authored-by: Zhang Mingli [email protected]
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