runtests: keep logfiles around by default #4035
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Make '-k' a no-op. The singletest function now clears the log directory BEFORE each individual test and not after, which makes it possible to always keep the logfiles around after a test has been run. No need to specify -k anymore. Keeping the option parsing around to work with users of old habits. Some tests also didn't work properly when -k was used (since the old logs would be kep when a new test starts) which this change also fixes.
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Make '-k' a no-op. The singletest function now clears the log directory
BEFORE each individual test and not after, which makes it possible to
always keep the logfiles around after a test has been run. No need to
specify -k anymore. Keeping the option parsing around to work with users
of old habits.
Some tests also didn't work properly when -k was used (since the old
logs would be kep when a new test starts) which this change also fixes.