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Fixes: #18968
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Teach CTest to submit Done.xml. Submission of this file indicates to
CDash that a build is complete and no more files will be uploaded. It
contains the build id returned by CDash and the current time.
This file is submitted last for a given build when using the
`ctest_submit()` command.
If submitting by PARTS, use `ctest_submit(PARTS Done)`.
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In 7f530cc we taught CTest to pass extra information to CDash at submit
time. This extra info is used by CDash to initialize a buildid.
`ctest_submit(FILES)` can be used to send specific files to CDash.
These files are not necessarily associated with the build currently
being performed. For this reason, we modify the behavior of ctest_submit()
to only specify this extra info when we are submitting files from the
current build's Testing directory.
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Specify buildname, site, and buildstamp to CDash upon submission.
CDash will use this extra info to assign and report back a buildid.
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Hide any headers specified by `ctest_submit(HTTPHEADER ...)` unless ctest
is run with --debug. This option is used to present bearer tokens to CDash.
We do not want to inadvertently expose this secret data in the console
output log.
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Allow CTest script writers to specify additional HTTP headers to be sent
to CDash during submission.
The motivating case for this feature is a corresponding change in CDash.
This will allow projects to refuse submissions from any site not bearing
a valid authentication token.
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Teach the CDASH_UPLOAD signature of ctest_submit() to honor the
RETRY_COUNT and RETRY_DELAY options.
Also teach HttpRequest() to honor the default 120 second timeout
for curl connections.
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Specifying this option prevents CTest from printing any non-error
messages to the console for this call to ctest_submit().
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Follow the convention of naming tests after the command they test.
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