# list of integration tests
#  format: run_test <TAG> <ARGS>
#    <TAG>      used as the root for all filenames (i.e., "expected/$TAG.txt")
#    <ARGS>     command-line arguments to test

run_test    D_quit                "-b scripts/quit.txt"
run_test    D_echo                "-b scripts/echo_min.txt"

run_test    C_cd_pwd              "-b scripts/dirs.txt"
run_test    C_echo                "-b scripts/echo.txt"
run_test    C_echo_space          "-b scripts/echo_space.txt"

run_test    C_binaries            "-b scripts/bins.txt"
            # Your ls implementation must list in alphabetical order
run_test    C_binaries_flags      "-b scripts/bins_flags.txt"
            # Your ls must print directories (. and ..) first, then
            # the rest in alphabetical order (ignoring leading . and case)

run_test    C_chmod               "-b scripts/bins_chmod.txt"
            # Your ls must work correctly before chmod will work

run_test    C_binaries_bad        "-b scripts/bins_bad.txt"
run_test    C_which               "-b scripts/which.txt"
run_test    C_cut                 "-b scripts/cut.txt"
run_test    C_cut_bad             "-b scripts/cut_bad.txt"

run_test    B_return_code         "-b scripts/rc.txt"
            # Your ls implementation must list in alphabetical order
run_test    B_export_unset        "-b scripts/export.txt"
            # Previous test exports and uses echo, no binaries
run_test    B_repeat              "-b scripts/repeat.txt"
            # Previous test exports and uses repeat binary
run_test    B_setenv              "-b scripts/setenv.txt"
            # Previous test uses ./bin/env to set env vars
run_test    B_env                 "-b scripts/env.txt"
            # Previous combines export and ./bin/env with ./bin/repeat

run_test    A_cat_tail            "-b scripts/tail.txt"
run_test    A_pipe                "-b scripts/pipe.txt"
run_test    A_env                 "-b scripts/env_pipe.txt"