def cleanSlaveFiles(self, test):
if test.state.hasSucceeded():
writeDir = test.getDirectory(temporary=1)
plugins.rmtree(writeDir)
else:
for dataFile in self.getDataFiles(test):
fullPath = test.makeTmpFileName(dataFile, forComparison=0)
plugins.removePath(fullPath)
def removePath(self, path):
if os.path.isdir(path):
retCode = self.callProgram("rm", [ path ])
else:
# removing a file affects the directory it lives in, whereas removing a directory shouldn't
# affect the parent...
retCode = self.callProgram("rm", [ path ], cwd=os.path.dirname(path))
if retCode > 0:
# Wasn't in version control, probably
return plugins.removePath(path)
else:
self.cleanUnknownFiles(path)
return True
def cleanSlaveFiles(self, test):
if self.slaveOnRemoteSystem():
# Don't keep anything on a remote system, we've transferred it all back anyhow...
writeDir = test.getDirectory(temporary=1)
plugins.removePath(writeDir)
elif test.state.hasSucceeded():
writeDir = test.getDirectory(temporary=1)
# If we've made screenshots, keep them, we might want to look at them...
if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(writeDir, "screenshots")):
for f in os.listdir(writeDir):
if f != "screenshots":
plugins.removePath(os.path.join(writeDir, f))
else:
plugins.rmtree(writeDir)
else:
for dataFile in self.getDataFiles(test):
fullPath = test.makeTmpFileName(dataFile, forComparison=0)
plugins.removePath(fullPath)
def removePath(self, path):
# Mercurial doesn't remove unknown files, nor does it return non-zero exit codes when it fails
retValue = os.path.exists(path)
self.callProgram("rm", [ path ]) # returns 0 whatever happens
plugins.removePath(path)
return retValue
def removePath(self, path):
# Git doesn't remove unknown files
retCode = self.callProgram("rm", [ path ])
plugins.removePath(path)
return retCode == 0
def removePath(dir):
return plugins.removePath(dir)
