def run(self):
""" invoke a subprocess running the test file via PyPy.
record its output into the 'result/user@host' subdirectory.
(we might want to create subdirectories for
each user, because we will probably all produce
such result runs and they will not be the same
i am afraid.
"""
regrtest = self.parent.regrtest
result = self.getresult(regrtest)
testresultdir = ensuretestresultdir()
if testresultdir is not None:
resultdir = testresultdir.join(result['userhost'])
assert resultdir.ensure(dir=1)
fn = resultdir.join(regrtest.basename).new(ext='.txt')
if result.istimeout():
if fn.check(file=1):
try:
oldresult = ResultFromMime(fn)
except TypeError:
pass
else:
if not oldresult.istimeout():
py.test.skip("timed out, not overwriting "
"more interesting non-timeout outcome")
fn.write(result.repr_mimemessage().as_string(unixfrom=False))
if result['exit-status']:
time.sleep(0.5) # time for a Ctrl-C to reach us :-)
print >>sys.stdout, result.getnamedtext('stdout')
print >>sys.stderr, result.getnamedtext('stderr')
py.test.fail("running test failed, see stderr output below")
