def fix_timestamp(ts_str: str) -> str:
"""Read the timestamp text and get a minimized, formatted value."""
try:
when = datetime.datetime.strptime(ts_str,
'%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S.%f')
except ValueError:
return ''
return output.get_relative_timestamp(when)
def build_local(self, tests, max_threads, mb_tracker,
build_verbosity):
"""Build all tests that request for their build to occur on the
kickoff host.
:param list[TestRun] tests: The list of tests to potentially build.
:param int max_threads: Maximum number of build threads to start.
:param int build_verbosity: How much info to print during building.
See the -b/--build-verbose argument for more info.
:param MultiBuildTracker mb_tracker: The tracker for all builds.
"""
test_threads = [] # type: [(threading.Thread, None)]
remote_builds = []
cancel_event = threading.Event()
# Generate new build names for each test that is rebuilding.
# We do this here, even for non_local tests, because otherwise the
# non-local tests can't tell what was built fresh either on a
# front-end or by other tests rebuilding on nodes.
for test in tests:
if test.rebuild and test.builder.exists():
test.builder.deprecate()
test.builder.rename_build()
test.save_build_name()
# We don't want to start threads that are just going to wait on a lock,
# so we'll rearrange the builds so that the uniq build names go first.
# We'll use this as a stack, so tests that should build first go at
# the end of the list.
build_order = []
# If we've seen a build name, the build can go later.
seen_build_names = set()
for test in tests:
if not test.build_local:
remote_builds.append(test)
elif test.builder.name not in seen_build_names:
build_order.append(test)
seen_build_names.add(test.builder.name)
else:
build_order.insert(0, test)
# Keep track of what the last message printed per build was.
# This is for double build verbosity.
message_counts = {test.id: 0 for test in tests}
# Used to track which threads are for which tests.
test_by_threads = {}
# The length of the last line printed when verbosity == 0.
last_line_len = None
if build_verbosity > 0:
fprint(self.BUILD_STATUS_PREAMBLE
.format(when='When', test_id='TestID',
state_len=STATES.max_length, state='State'),
'Message', file=self.outfile, width=None)
builds_running = 0
# Run and track <max_threads> build threads, giving output according
# to the verbosity level. As threads finish, new ones are started until
# either all builds complete or a build fails, in which case all tests
# are aborted.
while build_order or test_threads:
# Start a new thread if we haven't hit our limit.
if build_order and builds_running < max_threads:
test = build_order.pop()
test_thread = threading.Thread(
target=test.build,
args=(cancel_event,)
)
test_threads.append(test_thread)
test_by_threads[test_thread] = test
test_thread.start()
# Check if all our threads are alive, and join those that aren't.
for i in range(len(test_threads)):
thread = test_threads[i]
if not thread.is_alive():
thread.join()
builds_running -= 1
test_threads[i] = None
test = test_by_threads[thread]
# Only output test status after joining a thread.
if build_verbosity == 1:
notes = mb_tracker.get_notes(test.builder)
when, state, msg = notes[-1]
when = output.get_relative_timestamp(when)
preamble = (self.BUILD_STATUS_PREAMBLE
.format(when=when, test_id=test.id,
state_len=STATES.max_length,
state=state))
fprint(preamble, msg, wrap_indent=len(preamble),
file=self.outfile, width=None)
test_threads = [thr for thr in test_threads if thr is not None]
if cancel_event.is_set():
for thread in test_threads:
thread.join()
for test in build_order + remote_builds:
test.status.set(STATES.ABORTED,
"Build aborted due to failures in other "
"builds.")
fprint("Build error while building tests. Cancelling runs.",
color=output.RED, file=self.outfile)
for failed_build in mb_tracker.failures():
fprint(
"Build error for test {f.test.name} (#{f.test.id})."
.format(f=failed_build), file=self.errfile)
fprint(
"See test status file (pav cat {id} status) and/or "
"the test build log (pav log build {id})"
.format(id=failed_build.test.id), file=self.errfile)
return errno.EINVAL
state_counts = mb_tracker.state_counts()
if build_verbosity == 0:
# Print a self-clearing one-liner of the counts of the
# build statuses.
parts = []
for state in sorted(state_counts.keys()):
parts.append("{}: {}".format(state, state_counts[state]))
line = ' | '.join(parts)
if last_line_len is not None:
fprint(' '*last_line_len, end='\r', file=self.outfile,
width=None)
last_line_len = len(line)
fprint(line, end='\r', file=self.outfile, width=None)
elif build_verbosity > 1:
for test in tests:
seen = message_counts[test.id]
msgs = mb_tracker.messages[test.builder][seen:]
for when, state, msg in msgs:
when = output.get_relative_timestamp(when)
state = '' if state is None else state
preamble = self.BUILD_STATUS_PREAMBLE.format(
when=when, test_id=test.id,
state_len=STATES.max_length, state=state)
fprint(preamble, msg, wrap_indent=len(preamble),
file=self.outfile, width=None)
message_counts[test.id] += len(msgs)
time.sleep(self.BUILD_SLEEP_TIME)
if build_verbosity == 0:
# Print a newline after our last status update.
fprint(width=None, file=self.outfile)
return 0
