def __init__(self,
test_directory,
testing_directory,
saved_test_output_directory=None,
testsuite_output_directory=None,
kind="kvmplutotest",
status="good"):
self.logger = logutil.getLogger(__name__)
# basics
self.kind = kind
self.status = status
# The test's name is always identical to the test directory's
# name (aka basename). However, since TEST_DIRECTORY could be
# relative (for instance "." or "./..") it first needs to be
# made absolute before the basename can be extracted.
test_directory = os.path.realpath(test_directory)
# The test's name is the same as the directory's basename.
self.name = os.path.basename(test_directory)
self.full_name = "test " + self.name
# Construct the test's relative directory path such that it
# always contains the test directory name (i.e., the test
# name) as context. For instance: "." gets rewritten as
# ../<test>; and ".." gets rewritten as "../../<test>". This
# ensures that displayed paths always include some context.
# For instance, given "kvmresult.py .", "../<test> passed"
# (and not ". passed") will be displayed.
self.directory = os.path.join(
os.path.relpath(os.path.dirname(test_directory)), self.name)
# Directory where the next test run's output should be
# written. If a common testsuite output directory was
# specified, use that.
if testsuite_output_directory:
self.output_directory = os.path.join(testsuite_output_directory,
self.name)
else:
self.output_directory = os.path.join(self.directory, "OUTPUT")
# Directory containing saved output from a previous test run.
# If the test's output directory was explicitly specified, say
# as a parameter to kvmrunner.py vis:
#
# kvmresults.py testing/pluto/<test>/OUTPUT.OLD
# kvmresults.py testing/pluto/OUTPUT/<test>
#
# than that directory, and not the next output-directory, will
# be passed in and saved here. Otherwise it is None, and the
# OUTPUT_DIRECTORY should be used.
if saved_test_output_directory:
self.saved_output_directory = saved_test_output_directory
else:
self.saved_output_directory = None
# The testing_directory to use when performing post.mortem
# tasks such as running the sanitizer.
#
# Since test.directory may be incomplete (sanitizers directory
# may be missing), use the testing directory belonging to this
# script.
if testing_directory:
# trust it
self._testing_directory = os.path.relpath(testing_directory)
else:
self._testing_directory = utilsdir.relpath("..")
# Get an ordered list of (host,script) pairs of all the
# scripts that need to be run.
self.host_script_tuples = scripts.host_script_tuples(self.directory)
# Just assume any host mentioned in scripts needs to run.
host_names = set()
for host, script in self.host_script_tuples:
host_names.add(host)
self.host_names = sorted(host_names)
def __init__(self, test_directory, testing_directory,
saved_test_output_directory=None,
saved_testsuite_output_directory=None,
testsuite_output_directory=None,
kind="kvmplutotest", expected_result="good"):
self.logger = logutil.getLogger(__name__)
# basics
self.kind = kind
self.expected_result = expected_result
# The test's name is always identical to the test directory's
# name (aka basename). However, since TEST_DIRECTORY could be
# relative (for instance "." or "./..") it first needs to be
# made absolute before the basename can be extracted.
test_directory = os.path.realpath(test_directory)
# The test's name is the same as the directory's basename.
self.name = os.path.basename(test_directory)
self.full_name = "test " + self.name
# Construct the test's relative directory path such that it
# always contains the test directory name (i.e., the test
# name) as context. For instance: "." gets rewritten as
# ../<test>; and ".." gets rewritten as "../../<test>". This
# ensures that displayed paths always include some context.
# For instance, given "kvmresult.py .", "../<test> passed"
# (and not ". passed") will be displayed.
self.directory = os.path.join(os.path.relpath(os.path.dirname(test_directory)), self.name)
# Directory where the next test run's output should be
# written. If a common testsuite output directory was
# specified, use that.
if testsuite_output_directory:
self.output_directory = os.path.join(testsuite_output_directory, self.name)
else:
self.output_directory = os.path.join(self.directory, "OUTPUT")
# Directory containing saved output from a previous test run.
# If the test's output directory was explicitly specified, say
# as a parameter to kvmrunner.py vis:
#
# kvmresults.py testing/pluto/<test>/OUTPUT.OLD
# kvmresults.py testing/pluto/OUTPUT/<test>
#
# than that directory, and not the next output-directory, will
# be passed in and saved here. Otherwise it is None, and the
# OUTPUT_DIRECTORY should be used.
if saved_test_output_directory:
self.saved_output_directory = saved_test_output_directory
elif saved_testsuite_output_directory:
self.saved_output_directory = os.path.join(saved_testsuite_output_directory, self.name)
else:
self.saved_output_directory = None
# An instance of the test directory within a tree that
# includes all the post-mortem sanitization scripts. If the
# test results have been copied then this will be different to
# test.directory.
self.sanitize_directory = os.path.realpath(os.path.join(testing_directory, "pluto", self.name))
# Get an ordered list of (host,script) pairs of all the
# scripts that need to be run.
self.host_script_tuples = scripts.host_script_tuples(self.directory)
# Just assume any host mentioned in scripts needs to run.
self.host_names = set()
for host, script in self.host_script_tuples:
self.host_names.add(host)