Use generate_test_report to generate the run_remote_test report

run_remote_tests.sh

Index: run_remote_tests.sh
diff --git a/run_remote_tests.sh b/run_remote_tests.sh
index 1653ee8e7fc3f9a654c0fe5dd9dee8d552f3454c..0b188cea8268b2ce8a565924469ae298856c7474 100755
--- a/run_remote_tests.sh
+++ b/run_remote_tests.sh
@@ -282,24 +282,9 @@ function main() {
       --ssh-port ${FLAGS_ssh_port} \
       "${option}" "${control_file}" -r "${results_dir}" ${verbose} \
       "${args[@]}"
-
-    results_dir="${TMP}/${results_dir_name}"
-    local test_status="${results_dir}/status.log"
-    local test_result_dir="${results_dir}/${short_name}"
-    local keyval_file="${test_result_dir}/results/keyval"
-    echo ""
-    if is_successful_test "${test_status}"; then
-      echo_color "green" ">>> SUCCESS: ${control_file}"
-      if [[ -f "${keyval_file}" ]]; then
-        echo ">>> Keyval was:"
-        cat "${keyval_file}"
-      fi
-    else
-      echo_color "red" ">>> FAILED: ${control_file}"
-      cat "${test_status}"
-    fi
-    local end_time=$(date '+%s')
   done
+
+  $(dirname "$0")/generate_test_report "${TMP}"

[petkov, 2010/08/11 22:49:50]

you could use --prefix to make the output somewhat nicer, maybe... showing the
full path certainly has its advantages though.

 }
 
 main $@