def on_test_stop(self) -> None:
"""Perform actions after a test is finished."""
if self._cluster_instance_num == -1:
return
self._log(f"c{self._cluster_instance_num}: called `on_test_stop`")
# search for errors in cluster logfiles
errors = logfiles.search_cluster_artifacts()
with locking.FileLockIfXdist(self.cluster_lock):
# There's only one test running on a worker at a time. Deleting the coresponding rules
# file right after a test is finished is therefore safe. The effect is that the rules
# apply only from the time they were added (by `logfiles.add_ignore_rule`) until the end
# of the test.
# However sometimes we don't want to remove the rules file. Imagine situation when test
# failed and cluster instance needs to be restarted. The failed test already finished,
# but other tests are still running and need to finish first before restart can happen.
# If the ignored error continues to get printed into log file, tests that are still
# running on the cluster instance would report that error. Therefore if the cluster
# instance is scheduled for restart, don't delete the rules file.
if not list(self.instance_dir.glob(f"{RESTART_NEEDED_GLOB}_*")):
logfiles.clean_ignore_rules(ignore_file_id=self.worker_id)
# remove resource locking files created by the worker
resource_locking_files = list(
self.instance_dir.glob(
f"{RESOURCE_LOCKED_GLOB}_*_{self.worker_id}"))
for f in resource_locking_files:
f.unlink()
# remove "resource in use" files created by the worker
resource_in_use_files = list(
self.instance_dir.glob(
f"{RESOURCE_IN_USE_GLOB}_*_{self.worker_id}"))
for f in resource_in_use_files:
f.unlink()
# remove file that indicates that a test is running on the worker
(self.instance_dir /
f"{TEST_RUNNING_GLOB}_{self.worker_id}").unlink(missing_ok=True)
if errors:
logfiles.report_artifacts_errors(errors)
def on_test_stop(self) -> None:
"""Perform actions after the test finished."""
if self._cluster_instance_num == -1:
return
with helpers.FileLockIfXdist(self.cluster_lock):
self._log(f"c{self.cluster_instance_num}: called `on_test_stop`")
# remove resource locking files created by the worker
resource_locking_files = list(
self.instance_dir.glob(
f"{RESOURCE_LOCKED_GLOB}_*_{self.worker_id}"))
for f in resource_locking_files:
os.remove(f)
# remove "resource in use" files created by the worker
resource_in_use_files = list(
self.instance_dir.glob(
f"{RESOURCE_IN_USE_GLOB}_*_{self.worker_id}"))
for f in resource_in_use_files:
os.remove(f)
# remove file that indicates that a test is running on the worker
try:
os.remove(self.instance_dir /
f"{TEST_RUNNING_GLOB}_{self.worker_id}")
except FileNotFoundError:
pass
# remove file that indicates the test was singleton
try:
os.remove(self.instance_dir / TEST_SINGLETON_FILE)
except FileNotFoundError:
pass
# search for errors in cluster logfiles
errors = logfiles.search_cluster_artifacts()
if errors:
logfiles.report_artifacts_errors(errors)