Esempio n. 1
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def unit_main():
    print "unit_main"

    parse_our_args()
    global python_test_name, python_cmd_args, python_cmd_line, python_cmd_ip, python_username
    # if I remember correctly there was an issue with using sys.argv[0]
    # under nosetests?. yes, see above. We just duplicate it here although sys.argv[0] might be fine here
    # Use the top of stack!
    python_test_name = inspect.stack()[-1][1]
    python_cmd_args = " ".join(sys.argv[1:])
    python_cmd_line = "python %s %s" % (python_test_name, python_cmd_args)
    python_username = getpass.getuser()
    # depends on ip_from_cmd_line
    python_cmd_ip = get_ip_address(ipFromCmdLine=ip_from_cmd_line)
    # if test was run with nosetests, it wouldn't execute unit_main() so we won't see this
    # so this is correct, for stuff run with 'python ..."
    print "\nunit_main. Test: %s    command line: %s" % (python_test_name, python_cmd_line)
    unittest.main()
Esempio n. 2
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def unit_main():
    # print "unit_main"

    parse_our_args()
    global python_test_name, python_cmd_args, python_cmd_line, python_cmd_ip, python_username
    # if I remember correctly there was an issue with using sys.argv[0]
    # under nosetests?.
    # yes, see above. We just duplicate it here although sys.argv[0] might be fine here
    # Use the top of stack!
    python_test_name = find_python_test_name()
    python_cmd_args = " ".join(sys.argv[1:])
    python_cmd_line = "python %s %s" % (python_test_name, python_cmd_args)
    python_username = getpass.getuser()
    # depends on ip_from_cmd_line
    python_cmd_ip = get_ip_address(ipFromCmdLine=ip_from_cmd_line)
    # if test was run with nosetests, it wouldn't execute unit_main() so we won't see this
    # so this is correct, for stuff run with 'python ..."
    print "\nunit_main. Test: %s    command line: %s" % (python_test_name,
                                                         python_cmd_line)
    unittest.main()
Esempio n. 3
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def unit_main():
    # moved clean_sandbox out of here, because nosetests doesn't execute h2o.unit_main in our tests.
    # UPDATE: ..is that really true? I'm seeing the above print in the console output runnning
    # jenkins with nosetests
    parse_our_args()

    global python_test_name, python_cmd_args, python_cmd_line, python_cmd_ip, python_username
    # if I remember correctly there was an issue with using sys.argv[0]
    # under nosetests?. yes, see above. We just duplicate it here although sys.argv[0] might be fine here
    python_test_name = inspect.stack()[1][1]
    python_cmd_args = " ".join(sys.argv[1:])
    python_cmd_line = "python %s %s" % (python_test_name, python_cmd_args)
    python_username = getpass.getuser()
    # if test was run with nosestests, it wouldn't execute unit_main() so we won't see this
    # so this is correct, for stuff run with 'python ..."
    print "\nTest: %s    command line: %s" % (python_test_name, python_cmd_line)

    # depends on ip_from_cmd_line
    python_cmd_ip = get_ip_address(ipFromCmdLine=ip_from_cmd_line)
    unittest.main()
Esempio n. 4
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random_udp_drop = False
force_tcp = False
random_seed = None
beta_features = True
sleep_at_tear_down = False
abort_after_import = False
clone_cloud_json = None
disable_time_stamp = False
debug_rest = False
long_test_case = False
usecloud = None
# optionally checks expected size if usecloud is used
# None means no check
usecloud_size = None

python_cmd_ip = get_ip_address(ipFromCmdLine=ip_from_cmd_line)

# no command line args if run with just nose
python_cmd_args = ""
# don't really know what it is if nosetests did some stuff. Should be just the test with no args
python_cmd_line = ""
python_username = getpass.getuser()

# The stack is deeper with nose, compared to command line with python
# Walk thru the stack looking for ^test_", since we know tests always start with "test_"
# from nose case:
# inspect.stack()[2] (<frame object at 0x11e7150>, 'test_speedrf_many_cols_enum.py', 5, '<module>', ['import h2o, h2o_cmd, h2o_hosts, h2o_rf, h2o_gbm\n'], 0)

# h2o_sandbox.py has some attempts (commented out) at looking for python test names (logged) in h2o stdout
# to serve as marker boundaries for log scraping (instead of incremental line counting)
# so good to get this correct (will be used by the h2o_nodes[0].h2o_log_msg() (2/LogAndEcho)
Esempio n. 5
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ip_from_cmd_line = None
network_from_cmd_line = None
config_json = None
debugger = False
random_udp_drop = False
force_tcp = False
random_seed = None
beta_features = True
sleep_at_tear_down = False
abort_after_import = False
clone_cloud_json = None
disable_time_stamp = False
debug_rest = False
long_test_case = False

python_cmd_ip = get_ip_address(ipFromCmdLine=ip_from_cmd_line)

# no command line args if run with just nose
python_cmd_args = ""
# don't really know what it is if nosetests did some stuff. Should be just the test with no args
python_cmd_line = ""
python_username = getpass.getuser()

# The stack is deeper with nose, compared to command line with python 
# Walk thru the stack looking for ^test_", since we know tests always start with "test_"
# from nose case:
# inspect.stack()[2] (<frame object at 0x11e7150>, 'test_speedrf_many_cols_enum.py', 5, '<module>', ['import h2o, h2o_cmd, h2o_hosts, h2o_rf, h2o_gbm\n'], 0)
python_test_name = "unknown"
for s in inspect.stack():
    # print s
    if s[1].startswith('test_') or '/test_' in s[1]: