def test_confirm_execution(self):
yes_stub = lambda _: 'y'
no_stub = lambda _: 'n'
if sys.version_info.major < 3:
import __builtin__
stored = __builtin__.raw_input
else:
import builtins
stored = builtins.input
if sys.version_info.major < 3:
__builtin__.raw_input = yes_stub
else:
builtins.input = yes_stub
self.assertTrue(common_mix.confirm_execution("testing y?"))
if sys.version_info.major < 3:
__builtin__.raw_input = no_stub
else:
builtins.input = no_stub
self.assertFalse(common_mix.confirm_execution("testing n?"))
if sys.version_info.major < 3:
__builtin__.raw_input = stored
else:
builtins.input = stored
def _get_from_file(self):
contain = None
trybackup = True
if os.path.isfile(self.store_filepath):
try:
contain = loadJSON(self.store_filepath)
trybackup = False
except ValueError:
trybackup = True
if trybackup and os.path.isfile(self.backup_filepath):
try:
contain = loadJSON(self.backup_filepath)
except ValueError:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit("%s %s" % (\
"Both Checkpoint store_file and", \
"backup file are invalid"), __file__)
if not common_mix.confirm_execution("%s %s" % ( \
"The checkpoint store_file is invalid but backup", \
"is valid. Do you want to use backup?")):
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit("%s %s" % (\
"Execution terminated due to", \
"invalid Checkpoint store_file"), __file__)
# Check consistency or update obj
if contain is not None:
for key in [self.DETAILED_TIME_KEY, self.AGG_TIME_KEY, \
self.CHECKPOINT_DATA_KEY]:
if key not in contain:
file_used = self.backup_filepath if trybackup \
else self.store_filepath
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit("%s (%s). %s %s" % \
("Invalid checkpoint file", file_used, \
"do not contain the data for", key), __file__)
return contain
def __init__(self, root_outdir):
self.root_outdir = root_outdir
self.timeline_outdirs = []
# get timeline_outdirs
self.timeline_outdirs.append(os.path.join(self.root_outdir, \
self.LATEST_NAME))
tmp_outdirs = []
if os.path.isdir(root_outdir):
for fd in os.listdir(root_outdir):
if self._is_history_file_dir(fd):
tmp_outdirs.append(os.path.join(self.root_outdir, fd))
tmp_outdirs.sort(key=lambda x: self._history_of_outdir(x))
tmp_histories = [self._history_of_outdir(x) for x in tmp_outdirs]
fix_missing_history = False
for ind in range(len(tmp_histories)):
new_outdir = tmp_outdirs[ind]
if tmp_histories[ind] != ind + 1:
if not fix_missing_history:
fix_missing_history = common_mix.confirm_execution(\
"Missing history: {}. {}".format(\
ind+1, "Do you want to automatically fix it?"))
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(fix_missing_history, \
"No history should be missing {}".format(\
"when executing. Fix manually."), __file__)
else:
new_outdir = self._change_history(tmp_outdirs[ind], ind+1)
shutil.move(tmp_outdirs[ind], new_outdir)
self.timeline_outdirs.append(new_outdir)
# Create explorers
self.explorer_list = self._create_explorers(self.timeline_outdirs)
def _get_untracked_and_diffed(self, repo_):
try:
untracked_file_list = repo_.untracked_files
except (UnicodeDecodeError, UnicodeEncodeError):
# XXX: error in git python
non_unicode_files = []
non_unicode_dirs = []
def has_unicode_error(name):
try:
name.encode('ascii').decode('unicode_escape')\
.encode('latin1')
return False
except (UnicodeDecodeError, UnicodeEncodeError):
return True
#~ def has_unicode_error()
for root_, dirs_, files_ in os.walk(repo_.working_tree_dir):
for sub_d in dirs_:
sd_path = os.path.join(root_, sub_d)
if has_unicode_error(sd_path):
non_unicode_dirs.append(sd_path)
for f_ in files_:
f_path = os.path.join(root_, f_)
if has_unicode_error(f_path):
non_unicode_files.append(f_path)
if common_mix.confirm_execution("Do you want to delete non "
"unicode files and dirs?"):
# XXX: delete non unicode files
for fd in non_unicode_dirs + non_unicode_files:
if os.path.isdir(fd):
func = shutil.rmtree
elif os.path.isfile(fd):
func = os.remove
elif os.path.islink(fd):
func = os.unlink
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit(\
"fd is not file, dir or link: {}".format(fd))
try:
func(fd)
except PermissionError:
# TODO: avoid using os.system here
os.system('sudo chmod -R 777 {}'.format(\
os.path.dirname(fd)))
func(fd)
logging.debug("The following files and dirs were removed: {}"\
.format(non_unicode_files + non_unicode_dirs))
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit(
"Non unicode file name of untracked "
"files in the repo. Fix it and rerun", __file__)
untracked_file_list = repo_.untracked_files
res = set(untracked_file_list) | set(self._get_diffed(repo_))
return res
def _initialize_output_structure(self, cleanstart=False):
if cleanstart:
if common_mix.confirm_execution(
"Do you really want to clean the outdir?"):
self.head_explorer.clean_create_and_get_dir(\
outdir_struct.TOP_OUTPUT_DIR_KEY)
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit("Cancelled Cleanstart!", __file__)
else:
self.head_explorer.get_or_create_and_get_dir(\
outdir_struct.TOP_OUTPUT_DIR_KEY)
for folder in [outdir_struct.CONTROLLER_DATA_DIR, \
outdir_struct.CTRL_CHECKPOINT_DIR, \
outdir_struct.CTRL_LOGS_DIR, \
outdir_struct.EXECUTION_TMP_DIR]:
self.head_explorer.get_or_create_and_get_dir(folder)
def add_data (self, data_dict, check_all=True, override_existing=False, \
ask_confirmation_with_exist_missing=False, \
serialize=False):
if check_all:
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(\
type(data_dict) == dict and len(data_dict) > 0, \
"expecting a non empty dict", __file__)
for o, o_obj in data_dict.items():
if len(o_obj) == 0:
continue
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(\
type(o_obj) == dict, \
"expecting dict for value data: objective is "+o, \
__file__)
for t, t_obj in o_obj.items():
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(set(t_obj) == self.Dat_Keys , \
"Invalid data for o "+o+' and t '+t, __file__)
intersect_objective = set(self.data) & set(data_dict)
onlynew_objective = set(data_dict) - intersect_objective
if not override_existing:
for objective in intersect_objective:
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(len(set(self.data[objective]) & \
set(data_dict[objective])) == 0, \
"Override_existing not set but there is overlap", \
__file__)
for objective in intersect_objective:
if ask_confirmation_with_exist_missing and \
len(set(self.data[objective]) & \
set(data_dict[objective])) != 0:
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(common_mix.confirm_execution(\
"Some values are existing, "
"do you confirm their override?"),\
"Existing values were not overriden", __file__)
self.data[objective].update(self._mem_optimize_sub_dat(\
data_dict[objective]))
for objective in onlynew_objective:
self.data[objective] = self._mem_optimize_sub_dat(\
data_dict[objective])
if serialize:
self.serialize()
def save_common_default_template(filename=None):
""" Write the default raw configuration template
>>> import muteria.configmanager.configurations as mcc
>>> mcc.save_common_default_template()
"""
if filename is None:
filename = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__)),\
"defaults", "common_defaults.py")
row_list = get_full_rawconf_template()
# save into out file
if os.path.isfile(filename):
if not common_mix.confirm_execution(\
"The filename to save configuration template "
"exists. Do you want to override it?"):
return
header = "\"\"\" Defaults parameters that are common to all languages\n" +\
"\"\"\"\n"
header += "from __future__ import print_function\n\n"
header += "{} {}\n".format("from muteria.configmanager.configurations", \
"import SessionMode")
header += "{} {}\n".format("from muteria.configmanager.configurations", \
"import TestcaseToolsConfig")
header += "{} {}\n".format("from muteria.configmanager.configurations", \
"import CriteriaToolsConfig")
header += "{} {}\n".format("from muteria.configmanager.configurations", \
"import ToolUserCustom")
header += "\n{} {}\n".format("from muteria.drivers.criteria", \
"import TestCriteria")
header += "{} {}\n".format("from muteria.drivers.criteria", \
"import CriteriaToolType")
header += "\n{} {}\n".format("from muteria.drivers.testgeneration", \
"import TestToolType")
with open(filename, 'w') as f:
f.write(header + '\n')
for row in row_list:
f.write(row + '\n')
def runtests(self, meta_testcases=None, exe_path_map=None, env_vars=None, \
stop_on_failure=False, \
per_test_timeout=None, \
use_recorded_timeout_times=None, \
recalculate_execution_times=False, \
fault_test_execution_matrix_file=None, \
fault_test_execution_execoutput_file=None, \
with_output_summary=True, \
hash_outlog=None, \
test_prioritization_module=None, \
parallel_test_count=1, \
parallel_test_scheduler=None, \
restart_checkpointer=False,
finish_destroy_checkpointer=True):
'''
Execute the list of test cases with the given executable and
say, for each test case, whether it failed
:param meta_testcases: list of test cases to execute
:param exe_path_map: string representing the file system path to
the executable to execute with the tests
:param env_vars: dict of environment variables to set before
executing each test ({<variable>: <value>})
:param stop_on_failure: decide whether to stop the test
execution once a test fails
:param fault_test_execution_matrix_file: Optional matrix file
to store the tests' pass fail execution data
:param fault_test_execution_execoutput_file: Optional output log file
to store the tests' execution actual output (hashed)
:param with_output_summary: decide whether to return outlog hash
:type hash_outlog: bool
:hash_outlog: decide whether to hash the outlog or not
:param test_prioritization_module: Specify the test prioritization
module.
(TODO: Implement support)
:param parallel_test_count: Specify the number of parallel test
Execution. must be an integer >= 1 or None.
When None, the max possible value is used.
:param parallel_test_scheduler: Specify the function that will
handle parallel test scheduling by tool, using
the test execution optimizer.
(TODO: Implement support)
:type restart_checkointer: bool
:param restart_checkointer: Decide whether to discard checkpoint
and restart anew.
:type finish_destroy_checkpointer: bool
:param finish_destroy_checkpointer: Decide whether to automatically
destroy the checkpointer when done or not
Useful is caller has a checkpointer to update.
:returns: dict of testcase and their failed verdict.
{<test case name>: <True if failed, False if passed,
UNCERTAIN_TEST_VERDICT if uncertain>}
If stop_on_failure is True, only return the tests that
have been executed until the failure
'''
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(meta_testcases is not None, \
"Must specify testcases", __file__)
# FIXME: Make sure that the support are implemented for
# parallelism and test prioritization. Remove the code bellow
# once supported:
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(test_prioritization_module is None, \
"Must implement test prioritization support here", \
__file__)
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(parallel_test_scheduler is None, \
"Must implement parallel tests execution support here", \
__file__)
#~FIXMEnd
# Check arguments Validity
if exe_path_map is None:
exe_path_map = self._get_default_exe_path_map()
if hash_outlog is None:
hash_outlog = self.hash_outlog
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(parallel_test_count is None \
or parallel_test_count >= 1, \
"invalid parallel tests count ({})".format(\
parallel_test_count), __file__)
# @Checkpoint: create a checkpoint handler
cp_func_name = "runtests"
cp_task_id = 1
checkpoint_handler = \
CheckPointHandler(self.get_checkpoint_state_object())
if restart_checkpointer:
checkpoint_handler.restart()
if checkpoint_handler.is_finished():
logging.warning("%s %s" %("The function 'runtests' is finished", \
"according to checkpoint, but called again. None returned"))
if common_mix.confirm_execution("%s %s" % ( \
"Function 'runtests' is already", \
"finished, do you want to restart?")):
checkpoint_handler.restart()
logging.info("Restarting the finished 'runtests'")
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit(err_string="%s %s %s" % (\
"Execution halted. Cannot continue because no value", \
" can be returned. Check the results of the", \
"finished execution"), call_location=__file__)
# @Checkpoint: Get the saved payload (data kapt for each tool)
# pair list of testfailed verdict and execution output
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog = \
checkpoint_handler.get_optional_payload()
if meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog is None:
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog = [{}, {}]
# Make sure the tests are unique
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(len(meta_testcases) == \
len(set(meta_testcases)), \
"not all tests are unique", __file__)
# For fdupes
if len(self.tests_duplicates_map) > 0:
meta_testcases_backup = meta_testcases
meta_testcases = set(meta_testcases)
dups_remove_meta_testcases = meta_testcases & \
set(self.tests_duplicates_map)
dup_toadd_test = {self.tests_duplicates_map[v] for v in \
dups_remove_meta_testcases} - meta_testcases
meta_testcases = (meta_testcases - dups_remove_meta_testcases) \
| dup_toadd_test
testcases_by_tool = {}
for meta_testcase in meta_testcases:
ttoolalias, testcase = \
DriversUtils.reverse_meta_element(meta_testcase)
if ttoolalias not in testcases_by_tool:
testcases_by_tool[ttoolalias] = []
testcases_by_tool[ttoolalias].append(testcase)
candidate_aliases = []
for tpos, ttoolalias in enumerate(testcases_by_tool.keys()):
# @Checkpoint: Check whether already executed
if not checkpoint_handler.is_to_execute(func_name=cp_func_name, \
taskid=cp_task_id, \
tool=ttoolalias):
continue
candidate_aliases.append(ttoolalias)
# parallelism strategies
PARA_FULL_DOUBLE = 0
PARA_ALT_TOOLS_AND_TESTS = 1
PARA_TOOLS_ONLY = 2
PARA_TOOLS_TESTS_AS_TOOLS = 3
parallel_strategy = PARA_TOOLS_ONLY
# minimum number of tests (accross) for parallelism
ptest_tresh = 5
# minimum number of tests (of the given tool) for tool parallelism
sub_ptest_thresh = 3
shared_loc = multiprocessing.RLock()
parallel_test_count_by_tool = {ta: 1 for ta in candidate_aliases}
# tool with parallel test exec
# TODO: find way to pass parallel count here
if parallel_test_count is None:
#parallel_test_count = min(10, multiprocessing.cpu_count())
parallel_test_count = min(20, 2 * multiprocessing.cpu_count())
cand_alias_joblib = []
cand_alias_for = []
para_tools = []
para_tools = [tt for tt in candidate_aliases if \
(len(testcases_by_tool[tt]) >= sub_ptest_thresh \
and self.testcases_configured_tools[tt]\
[self.TOOL_OBJ_KEY].can_run_tests_in_parallel())
]
actual_parallel_cond = len(candidate_aliases) > 1 \
and len(meta_testcases) >= ptest_tresh \
and parallel_test_count is not None \
and parallel_test_count > 1
if parallel_strategy == PARA_ALT_TOOLS_AND_TESTS:
# the para_tools will run without parallelism, give them all threads
for tt in para_tools:
parallel_test_count_by_tool[tt] = parallel_test_count
seq_tools = list(set(candidate_aliases) - set(para_tools))
if len(seq_tools) > 1 and actual_parallel_cond:
cand_alias_joblib = seq_tools
cand_alias_for = para_tools
else:
cand_alias_for = candidate_aliases
elif parallel_strategy == PARA_TOOLS_ONLY:
if actual_parallel_cond:
cand_alias_joblib = candidate_aliases
else:
cand_alias_for = candidate_aliases
elif parallel_strategy == PARA_FULL_DOUBLE:
# use parallel
sub_parallel_count = 0 if parallel_test_count is None else \
parallel_test_count - len(parallel_test_count_by_tool)
if sub_parallel_count > 0:
para_tools.sort(reverse=True, \
key=lambda x: len(testcases_by_tool[x]))
para_tools_n_tests = sum(\
[len(testcases_by_tool[tt]) for tt in para_tools])
used = 0
for tt in para_tools:
quota = int(len(testcases_by_tool[tt]) * \
sub_parallel_count / para_tools_n_tests)
parallel_test_count_by_tool[tt] += quota
used += quota
for tt in para_tools:
if used == sub_parallel_count:
break
parallel_test_count_by_tool[tt] += 1
if actual_parallel_cond:
cand_alias_joblib = candidate_aliases
else:
cand_alias_for = candidate_aliases
elif parallel_strategy == PARA_TOOLS_TESTS_AS_TOOLS:
# split the tests of one tool and
# make the same tool run multiple times
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit("To Be implemented: same tool many times")
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit("Invalid parallel startegy")
def tool_parallel_test_exec(ttoolalias):
# Actual execution
found_a_failure = False
# Whether the execution was unsuccessful
test_error = False
ttool = \
self.testcases_configured_tools[ttoolalias][self.TOOL_OBJ_KEY]
test_failed_verdicts, test_execoutput = ttool.runtests( \
testcases_by_tool[ttoolalias], \
exe_path_map, env_vars, \
stop_on_failure, \
per_test_timeout=per_test_timeout,
use_recorded_timeout_times=\
use_recorded_timeout_times, \
recalculate_execution_times=\
recalculate_execution_times, \
with_output_summary=\
with_output_summary, \
hash_outlog=hash_outlog, \
parallel_count=\
parallel_test_count_by_tool[ttoolalias])
with shared_loc:
for testcase in test_failed_verdicts:
meta_testcase = DriversUtils.make_meta_element(\
testcase, ttoolalias)
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0][meta_testcase] = \
test_failed_verdicts[testcase]
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[1][meta_testcase] = \
test_execoutput[testcase]
if not found_a_failure \
and test_failed_verdicts[testcase] == \
common_mix.GlobalConstants.FAIL_TEST_VERDICT:
found_a_failure = True
if not test_error \
and test_failed_verdicts[testcase] == \
common_mix.GlobalConstants.TEST_EXECUTION_ERROR:
test_error = True
# @Checkpoint: Chekpointing
checkpoint_handler.do_checkpoint(func_name=cp_func_name, \
taskid=cp_task_id, \
tool=ttoolalias, \
opt_payload=meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog)
return found_a_failure, test_error
#~ def tool_parallel_test_exec()
if len(cand_alias_joblib) > 0:
parallel_count_ = min(len(cand_alias_joblib), parallel_test_count)
joblib.Parallel(n_jobs=parallel_count_, require='sharedmem')\
(joblib.delayed(tool_parallel_test_exec)(ttoolalias) \
for ttoolalias in cand_alias_joblib)
if len(cand_alias_for) > 0:
for tpos, ttoolalias in enumerate(cand_alias_for):
found_a_failure, test_error = \
tool_parallel_test_exec(ttoolalias)
if stop_on_failure and found_a_failure:
# @Checkpoint: Chekpointing for remaining tools
for rem_tool in list(testcases_by_tool.keys())[tpos + 1:]:
checkpoint_handler.do_checkpoint(\
func_name=cp_func_name, \
taskid=cp_task_id, \
tool=rem_tool, \
opt_payload=meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog)
break
if stop_on_failure:
# Make sure the non executed test has the uncertain value (None)
if len(meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0]) < len(meta_testcases):
for meta_testcase in set(meta_testcases) - \
set(meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0]):
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0][meta_testcase] = \
common_mix.GlobalConstants.UNCERTAIN_TEST_VERDICT
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[1][meta_testcase] = \
common_matrices.OutputLogData.\
UNCERTAIN_TEST_OUTLOGDATA
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(len(meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0]) == \
len(meta_testcases), \
"mismatch between number of tests and reported verdicts:"
+ " Tests without verdict are {};".format(\
set(meta_testcases) - \
set(meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0])) \
+ " Test not in testlist are {}.".format(\
set(meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0]) - \
set(meta_testcases)), \
__file__)
# For fdupes
if len(self.tests_duplicates_map) > 0:
meta_testcases = meta_testcases_backup
for i in (0, 1):
for mtest in dups_remove_meta_testcases:
# add to results
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[i][mtest] = copy.deepcopy(\
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[i]\
[self.tests_duplicates_map[mtest]])
for mtest in dup_toadd_test:
# remove from results
del meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[i][mtest]
if fault_test_execution_matrix_file is not None:
# Load or Create the matrix
fault_test_execution_matrix = common_matrices.ExecutionMatrix( \
filename=fault_test_execution_matrix_file, \
non_key_col_list=meta_testcases)
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(fault_test_execution_matrix.is_empty(), \
"matrix must be empty. Filename is:"
" "+fault_test_execution_matrix_file, __file__)
failverdict2val = {
common_mix.GlobalConstants.FAIL_TEST_VERDICT: \
fault_test_execution_matrix.getActiveCellDefaultVal(),
common_mix.GlobalConstants.PASS_TEST_VERDICT: \
fault_test_execution_matrix.getInactiveCellVal(),
common_mix.GlobalConstants.UNCERTAIN_TEST_VERDICT: \
fault_test_execution_matrix.getUncertainCellDefaultVal(),
}
cells_dict = {}
for meta_testcase in meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0]:
cells_dict[meta_testcase] = failverdict2val[\
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0][meta_testcase]]
fault_test_execution_matrix.add_row_by_key(self.FAULT_MATRIX_KEY, \
cells_dict, serialize=True)
if fault_test_execution_execoutput_file is not None:
# Load or Create the data object
fault_test_execution_execoutput = common_matrices.OutputLogData( \
filename=fault_test_execution_execoutput_file)
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(\
fault_test_execution_execoutput.is_empty(), \
"outlog data must be empty", __file__)
fault_test_execution_execoutput.add_data(\
{self.PROGRAM_EXECOUTPUT_KEY: \
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[1]}, \
serialize=True)
# @Checkpoint: Finished
detailed_exectime = {}
for ttoolalias in testcases_by_tool.keys():
tt = self.testcases_configured_tools[ttoolalias][self.TOOL_OBJ_KEY]
detailed_exectime[ttoolalias] = (\
tt.get_checkpointer().get_execution_time(),\
tt.get_checkpointer().get_detailed_execution_time())
checkpoint_handler.set_finished( \
detailed_exectime_obj=detailed_exectime)
if finish_destroy_checkpointer:
checkpoint_handler.destroy()
return meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog
def update_with_other_matrix(self, other_matrix, \
override_existing=False, allow_missing=False, \
ask_confirmation_with_exist_missing=False, \
serialize=False):
""" Update this matrix using the other matrix
:param other_matrix: The matrix to use to update this matrix
:param override_existing: (bool) decide whether existing cell's
value (row, column) of this matrix should be
overrided by the update.
Note that if this is disabled, no cell (row, col)
of this matrix must exist in other_matrix, or this
will fail.
:param allow_missing: (bool) decide whether missing cell are allowed
when merging (cells that only belong to one matrix
while thre are other cells on same row or same
column that belong to the two matrices).
Note that if this is disable. there should not be
any such cell during merging or this will fail.
:param serialize: (bool) decides whether to serialize the updated
matrix (this matrix), after update, into its file.
:return: nothing
Example:
>>> nc = ['a', 'b', 'c']
>>> mat = ExecutionMatrix(non_key_col_list=nc)
>>> mat.add_row_by_key('k', [1, 2, 3])
>>> mat.add_row_by_key('r', [4, 0, 1])
>>> nc_o = ['b', 'e']
>>> mat_other = ExecutionMatrix(non_key_col_list=nc_o)
>>> mat_other.add_row_by_key('h', [200, 100])
>>> mat_other.add_row_by_key('r', [10, 11])
>>> mat.update_with_other_matrix(mat_other, override_existing=True, \
allow_missing=True)
>>> list(mat.get_keys())
['k', 'r', 'h']
>>> list(mat.get_nonkey_colname_list())
['a', 'b', 'c', 'e']
>>> k_v_d = mat._get_key_values_dict()
>>> uncert = mat.getUncertainCellDefaultVal()
>>> k_v_d['k'] == {'a': 1, 'b': 2, 'c': 3, 'e': uncert}
True
>>> k_v_d['r'] == {'a': 4, 'b': 10, 'c': 1, 'e': 11}
True
>>> k_v_d['h'] == {'a': uncert, 'b': 200, 'c': uncert, 'e': 100}
True
"""
#other_matrix_df = other_matrix.to_pandas_df()
# Check values overlap
row_existing = set(self.get_keys()) & set(other_matrix.get_keys())
col_existing = set(self.get_nonkey_colname_list()) & \
set(other_matrix.get_nonkey_colname_list())
if len(row_existing) > 0 and len(col_existing) > 0:
if ask_confirmation_with_exist_missing and override_existing:
override_existing = common_mix.confirm_execution(\
"Some cells are existing, "
"do you confirm their override?")
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(override_existing, \
"Override_existing not set but there is overlap", \
__file__)
# Check missing
if len(row_existing) < len(other_matrix.get_keys()):
#- Some rows will be added
if len(col_existing) != len(self.get_nonkey_colname_list()) or \
len(col_existing) != \
len(other_matrix.get_nonkey_colname_list()):
if ask_confirmation_with_exist_missing and allow_missing:
allow_missing = common_mix.confirm_execution(\
"Some values are missing, "
"do you confirm their presence?")
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(allow_missing, \
"allow_missing disable but there are missing",\
__file__)
# Actual update
## 1. Create columns that are not in others
col_to_add = set(other_matrix.get_nonkey_colname_list()) - \
set(self.get_nonkey_colname_list())
for col in col_to_add:
self.non_key_col_list.append(col)
self.dataframe[col] = [self.getUncertainCellDefaultVal()] * \
len(self.get_keys())
## 2. Update or insert rows
extra_cols = set(self.get_nonkey_colname_list()) - \
set(other_matrix.get_nonkey_colname_list())
missing_extracol_vals = {e_c: self.getUncertainCellDefaultVal() \
for e_c in extra_cols}
### Insert
new_rows = set(other_matrix.get_keys()) - set(self.get_keys())
k_v_dict = other_matrix._get_key_values_dict(new_rows)
for key, values in list(k_v_dict.items()):
values.update(missing_extracol_vals)
self.add_row_by_key(key, values, serialize=False)
### Update
k_v_dict = other_matrix._get_key_values_dict(row_existing)
for key, values in list(k_v_dict.items()):
#for col in values:
self.update_cells(key, values)
if serialize:
self.serialize()
def _runtests(self, testcases, exe_path_map, env_vars, \
stop_on_failure=False, per_test_timeout=None, \
use_recorded_timeout_times=None, \
recalculate_execution_times=False, \
with_outlog_hash=True, parallel_count=1):
'''
Execute the list of test cases with the given executable and
say, for each test case, whether it failed.
Note: Re-implement this if there the tool implements ways to faster
execute multiple test cases.
:param testcases: list of test cases to execute
:param exe_path_map: string representing the file system path to
the executable to execute with the tests
:param env_vars: dict of environment variables to set before
executing each test ({<variable>: <value>})
:param stop_on_failure: decide whether to stop the test execution once
a test fails
:returns: plitair of:
- dict of testcase and their failed verdict.
{<test case name>: <True if failed, False if passed,
UNCERTAIN_TEST_VERDICT if uncertain>}
If stop_on_failure is True, only return the tests that have
been executed until the failure
- test execution output log hash data object or None
'''
# @Checkpoint: create a checkpoint handler (for time)
checkpoint_handler = CheckPointHandler(self.get_checkpointer())
if checkpoint_handler.is_finished():
logging.warning("{} {} {}".format( \
"The function 'runtests' is finished according", \
"to checkpoint, but called again. None returned", \
"\nPlease Confirm reexecution..."))
if common_mix.confirm_execution("{} {}".format( \
"Function 'runtests' is already", \
"finished, do yo want to restart?")):
checkpoint_handler.restart()
logging.info("Restarting the finished 'runtests'")
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit(err_string="{} {} {}".format( \
"Execution halted. Cannot continue because no value", \
" can be returned. Check the results of the", \
"finished execution"), call_location=__file__)
if per_test_timeout is None:
per_test_timeout = {tc: None for tc in testcases}
if use_recorded_timeout_times is not None:
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(use_recorded_timeout_times > 0, \
"use_recorded_timeout_times must be "
"positive if not None", __file__)
per_test_timeout.update({x: (y * use_recorded_timeout_times) \
for x, y in self.test_execution_time.items()})
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(use_recorded_timeout_times is None, \
"use_recorded_timeout_times must not be set "
"when per_test_timeout is set", __file__)
# Prepare the exes
self._prepare_executable(exe_path_map, env_vars, \
collect_output=with_outlog_hash)
self._set_env_vars(env_vars)
test_failed_verdicts = {}
test_outlog_hash = {}
for testcase in testcases:
start_time = time.time()
test_failed, execoutlog_hash = \
self._oracle_execute_a_test(testcase, exe_path_map, \
env_vars, \
timeout=per_test_timeout[testcase], \
with_outlog_hash=with_outlog_hash)
# Record exec time if not existing
if recalculate_execution_times:
self.test_execution_time[testcase] = \
1 + int(time.time() - start_time)
test_failed_verdicts[testcase] = test_failed
test_outlog_hash[testcase] = execoutlog_hash
if stop_on_failure and test_failed != \
common_mix.GlobalConstants.PASS_TEST_VERDICT:
break
if recalculate_execution_times:
common_fs.dumpJSON(self.test_execution_time, \
self.test_execution_time_storage_file, pretty=True)
# Restore back the exes
self._restore_env_vars()
self._restore_default_executable(exe_path_map, env_vars, \
collect_output=with_outlog_hash)
if stop_on_failure:
# Make sure the non executed test has the uncertain value (None)
if len(test_failed_verdicts) < len(testcases):
for testcase in set(testcases) - set(test_failed_verdicts):
test_failed_verdicts[testcase] = \
common_mix.GlobalConstants.UNCERTAIN_TEST_VERDICT
test_outlog_hash[testcase] = common_matrices.\
OutputLogData.UNCERTAIN_TEST_OUTLOGDATA
# @Checkpoint: Finished (for time)
checkpoint_handler.set_finished(None)
if not with_outlog_hash:
test_outlog_hash = None
return test_failed_verdicts, test_outlog_hash
def _setup_repository(self):
# Make sure the repo dir exists
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(os.path.isdir(self.repository_rootdir), \
"given repository dir is not existing: {}". format( \
self.repository_rootdir), __file__)
# make sure the repo dir is a git repo
# if no, ask the user whether to initialize and initialize or abort
# if yes or user accepted initialize, get the git object for the repo
try:
repo = git_repo(self.repository_rootdir)
gitobj = repo.git
except git_exc.InvalidGitRepositoryError:
make_it_git = common_mix.confirm_execution("{} {} {} {}".format(\
"The given repository directory is not", \
"a git repository, this must be a git", \
"repository to proceed.\n Do you want to",\
"set is as git repository?"))
if make_it_git:
repo = git_repo.init(self.repository_rootdir)
gitobj = repo.git
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit("{} {}".format(\
"Must make the repository as git repository,", \
"then re-run"), __file__)
# Check whether the repo is already managed by muteria
## if using branch
if self.delete_created_on_revert_as_initial:
if self.test_branch_name not in self._get_branches_list(\
self.repository_rootdir):
## Not managed, create branch
self._make_testing_branch(self.repository_rootdir, \
self.test_branch_name)
# checkout
gitobj.checkout(self.test_branch_name)
# Actual Check whether the repo is already managed by muteria
# There must be a directory DEFAULT_MUTERIA_REPO_META_FOLDER
src_in_prev = set()
if os.path.isdir(self.muteria_metadir):
## Managed
prev_src_list, prev_use_branch = \
common_fs.loadJSON(self.muteria_metadir_info_file)
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(prev_use_branch == \
self.delete_created_on_revert_as_initial, \
"{} {} {} {} {}".format(\
"unmatching repo backup type.", \
"previously, use branch was", \
prev_use_branch, ", now it is",\
self.delete_created_on_revert_as_initial), \
__file__)
src_in_prev = set(prev_src_list) & set(self.source_files_list)
prev_src_list = set(prev_src_list) - set(self.source_files_list)
remain_prev_src_set = {src for src in prev_src_list \
if os.path.isfile(self.repo_abs_path(src))}
# make sure that all prev_src are in initial state
untracked_diff_files = self._get_untracked_and_diffed(repo)
prev_untracked_diff = remain_prev_src_set & untracked_diff_files
if len(prev_untracked_diff) > 0:
bypass = common_mix.confirm_execution(\
"{} {} {} {} {}".format(
"the following files were previously used as",\
"src files by muteria and are now untracked:",\
prev_untracked_diff, \
"\nDo you want to handle it or bypass it?",\
"Choose yes to bypass: "******"{} {}".format(\
"Do you want to automatically restore the",\
"The untracked previous source and continue?"))
if revert_them:
for src in prev_untracked_diff:
self.revert_repository_file(src, gitobj=gitobj)
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit(\
"Handle it manually and restart the execution")
# update the info_file
if set(prev_src_list) != set(self.source_files_list):
common_fs.dumpJSON([self.source_files_list, \
self.delete_created_on_revert_as_initial],\
self.muteria_metadir_info_file)
else:
## Not managed
os.mkdir(self.muteria_metadir)
common_fs.dumpJSON([self.source_files_list, \
self.delete_created_on_revert_as_initial],\
self.muteria_metadir_info_file)
# Make sure all source files of interest are tracked
untracked_diff_files = self._get_untracked_and_diffed(repo)
untracked_diff_src_in_prev = untracked_diff_files & src_in_prev
if len(untracked_diff_src_in_prev) > 0:
if common_mix.confirm_execution(\
"{} {} {} {} {}".format("The following source",\
"files of interest are untracked", \
"and will be reverted (previous execution unfinished):", \
src_in_prev, \
"do you want to revert them?")):
for src in src_in_prev:
self.revert_repository_file(src, gitobj=gitobj)
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit("{} {}".format(\
"Handle untracked source files manually", \
"then restart the execution"))
untracked_diff_files = self._get_untracked_and_diffed(repo)
untracked_diff_src_files = set(self.source_files_list) & \
untracked_diff_files
if len(untracked_diff_src_files) > 0:
if common_mix.confirm_execution(\
"{} {} {} {}".format("The following source",\
"files of interest are untracked:", \
untracked_diff_src_files, \
"do you want to track them?")):
repo.index.add(list(untracked_diff_src_files))
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit("{} {}".format(\
"Handle untracked source files manually", \
"then restart the execution"))
def runtests(self, meta_testcases=None, exe_path_map=None, env_vars=None, \
stop_on_failure=False, \
per_test_timeout=None, \
use_recorded_timeout_times=None, \
recalculate_execution_times=False, \
fault_test_execution_matrix_file=None, \
fault_test_execution_execoutput_file=None, \
with_outlog_hash=True, \
test_prioritization_module=None, \
parallel_test_count=1, \
parallel_test_scheduler=None, \
restart_checkpointer=False,
finish_destroy_checkpointer=True):
'''
Execute the list of test cases with the given executable and
say, for each test case, whether it failed
:param meta_testcases: list of test cases to execute
:param exe_path_map: string representing the file system path to
the executable to execute with the tests
:param env_vars: dict of environment variables to set before
executing each test ({<variable>: <value>})
:param stop_on_failure: decide whether to stop the test
execution once a test fails
:param fault_test_execution_matrix_file: Optional matrix file
to store the tests' pass fail execution data
:param fault_test_execution_execoutput_file: Optional output log file
to store the tests' execution actual output (hashed)
:param with_outlog_hash: decide whether to return outlog hash
:param test_prioritization_module: Specify the test prioritization
module.
(TODO: Implement support)
:param parallel_test_count: Specify the number of parallel test
Execution. must be an integer >= 1
:param parallel_test_scheduler: Specify the function that will
handle parallel test scheduling by tool, using
the test execution optimizer.
(TODO: Implement support)
:type restart_checkointer: bool
:param restart_checkointer: Decide whether to discard checkpoint
and restart anew.
:type finish_destroy_checkpointer: bool
:param finish_destroy_checkpointer: Decide whether to automatically
destroy the checkpointer when done or not
Useful is caller has a checkpointer to update.
:returns: dict of testcase and their failed verdict.
{<test case name>: <True if failed, False if passed,
UNCERTAIN_TEST_VERDICT if uncertain>}
If stop_on_failure is True, only return the tests that
have been executed until the failure
'''
# FIXME: Make sure that the support are implemented for
# parallelism and test prioritization. Remove the code bellow
# once supported:
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(test_prioritization_module is None, \
"Must implement test prioritization support here", \
__file__)
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(parallel_test_count <= 1, \
"Must implement parallel tests execution support here", \
__file__)
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(parallel_test_scheduler is None, \
"Must implement parallel tests execution support here", \
__file__)
#~FIXMEnd
# Check arguments Validity
if exe_path_map is None:
exe_path_map = self._get_default_exe_path_map()
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(parallel_test_count > 0, \
"invalid parallel test execution count: {}. {}".format( \
parallel_test_count, "must be >= 1"))
# @Checkpoint: create a checkpoint handler
cp_func_name = "runtests"
cp_task_id = 1
checkpoint_handler = \
CheckPointHandler(self.get_checkpoint_state_object())
if restart_checkpointer:
checkpoint_handler.restart()
if checkpoint_handler.is_finished():
logging.warning("%s %s" %("The function 'runtests' is finished", \
"according to checkpoint, but called again. None returned"))
if common_mix.confirm_execution("%s %s" % ( \
"Function 'runtests' is already", \
"finished, do you want to restart?")):
checkpoint_handler.restart()
logging.info("Restarting the finished 'runtests'")
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit(err_string="%s %s %s" % (\
"Execution halted. Cannot continue because no value", \
" can be returned. Check the results of the", \
"finished execution"), call_location=__file__)
# @Checkpoint: Get the saved payload (data kapt for each tool)
# pair list of testfailed verdict and execution output
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog = \
checkpoint_handler.get_optional_payload()
if meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog is None:
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog = [{}, {}]
# Make sure the tests are unique
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(len(meta_testcases) == \
len(set(meta_testcases)), \
"not all tests are unique", __file__)
testcases_by_tool = {}
for meta_testcase in meta_testcases:
ttoolalias, testcase = \
DriversUtils.reverse_meta_element(meta_testcase)
if ttoolalias not in testcases_by_tool:
testcases_by_tool[ttoolalias] = []
testcases_by_tool[ttoolalias].append(testcase)
found_a_failure = False
for tpos, ttoolalias in enumerate(testcases_by_tool.keys()):
# @Checkpoint: Check whether already executed
if not checkpoint_handler.is_to_execute(func_name=cp_func_name, \
taskid=cp_task_id, \
tool=ttoolalias):
continue
# Actual execution
ttool = \
self.testcases_configured_tools[ttoolalias][self.TOOL_OBJ_KEY]
test_failed_verdicts, test_execoutput = ttool.runtests( \
testcases_by_tool[ttoolalias], \
exe_path_map, env_vars, \
stop_on_failure, \
per_test_timeout=per_test_timeout,
use_recorded_timeout_times=\
use_recorded_timeout_times, \
recalculate_execution_times=\
recalculate_execution_times, \
with_outlog_hash=with_outlog_hash)
for testcase in test_failed_verdicts:
meta_testcase = \
DriversUtils.make_meta_element(testcase, ttoolalias)
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0][meta_testcase] = \
test_failed_verdicts[testcase]
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[1][meta_testcase] = \
test_execoutput[testcase]
if test_failed_verdicts[testcase] == \
common_mix.GlobalConstants.COMMAND_UNCERTAIN:
found_a_failure = True
# @Checkpoint: Chekpointing
checkpoint_handler.do_checkpoint(func_name=cp_func_name, \
taskid=cp_task_id, \
tool=ttoolalias, \
opt_payload=meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog)
if stop_on_failure and found_a_failure:
# @Checkpoint: Chekpointing for remaining tools
for rem_tool in list(testcases_by_tool.keys())[tpos + 1:]:
checkpoint_handler.do_checkpoint(func_name=cp_func_name, \
taskid=cp_task_id, \
tool=rem_tool, \
opt_payload=meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog)
break
if stop_on_failure:
# Make sure the non executed test has the uncertain value (None)
if len(meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0]) < len(meta_testcases):
for meta_testcase in set(meta_testcases) - \
set(meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0]):
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0][meta_testcase] = \
common_mix.GlobalConstants.UNCERTAIN_TEST_VERDICT
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[1][meta_testcase] = \
common_matrices.OutputLogData.\
UNCERTAIN_TEST_OUTLOGDATA
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(len(meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0]) == \
len(meta_testcases), \
"Not all tests have a verdict reported", __file__)
if fault_test_execution_matrix_file is not None:
# Load or Create the matrix
fault_test_execution_matrix = common_matrices.ExecutionMatrix( \
filename=fault_test_execution_matrix_file, \
non_key_col_list=meta_testcases)
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(fault_test_execution_matrix.is_empty(), \
"matrix must be empty", __file__)
failverdict2val = {
common_mix.GlobalConstants.FAIL_TEST_VERDICT: \
fault_test_execution_matrix.getActiveCellDefaultVal(),
common_mix.GlobalConstants.PASS_TEST_VERDICT: \
fault_test_execution_matrix.getInactiveCellVal(),
common_mix.GlobalConstants.UNCERTAIN_TEST_VERDICT: \
fault_test_execution_matrix.getUncertainCellDefaultVal(),
}
cells_dict = {}
for meta_testcase in meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0]:
cells_dict[meta_testcase] = failverdict2val[\
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[0][meta_testcase]]
fault_test_execution_matrix.add_row_by_key(self.FAULT_MATRIX_KEY, \
cells_dict, serialize=True)
if fault_test_execution_execoutput_file is None:
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[1] = None
else:
# Load or Create the data object
fault_test_execution_execoutput = common_matrices.OutputLogData( \
filename=fault_test_execution_execoutput_file)
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(\
fault_test_execution_execoutput.is_empty(), \
"outlog data must be empty", __file__)
fault_test_execution_execoutput.add_data(\
{self.PROGRAM_EXECOUTPUT_KEY: \
meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog[1]}, \
serialize=True)
# @Checkpoint: Finished
detailed_exectime = {}
for ttoolalias in testcases_by_tool.keys():
tt = self.testcases_configured_tools[ttoolalias][self.TOOL_OBJ_KEY]
detailed_exectime[ttoolalias] = (\
tt.get_checkpointer().get_execution_time(),\
tt.get_checkpointer().get_detailed_execution_time())
checkpoint_handler.set_finished( \
detailed_exectime_obj=detailed_exectime)
if finish_destroy_checkpointer:
checkpoint_handler.destroy()
return meta_test_failedverdicts_outlog
def _runtests(self, testcases, exe_path_map, env_vars, \
stop_on_failure=False, per_test_timeout=None, \
use_recorded_timeout_times=None, \
recalculate_execution_times=False, \
with_output_summary=True, hash_outlog=True, \
parallel_count=1):
'''
Execute the list of test cases with the given executable and
say, for each test case, whether it failed.
Note: Re-implement this if there the tool implements ways to faster
execute multiple test cases.
:param testcases: list of test cases to execute
:param exe_path_map: string representing the file system path to
the executable to execute with the tests
:param env_vars: dict of environment variables to set before
executing each test ({<variable>: <value>})
:param stop_on_failure: decide whether to stop the test execution once
a test fails
:returns: plitair of:
- dict of testcase and their failed verdict.
{<test case name>: <True if failed, False if passed,
UNCERTAIN_TEST_VERDICT if uncertain>}
If stop_on_failure is True, only return the tests that have
been executed until the failure
- test execution output log hash data object or None
'''
# @Checkpoint: create a checkpoint handler (for time)
checkpoint_handler = CheckPointHandler(self.get_checkpointer())
if checkpoint_handler.is_finished():
logging.warning("{} {} {}".format( \
"The function 'runtests' is finished according", \
"to checkpoint, but called again. None returned", \
"\nPlease Confirm reexecution..."))
if common_mix.confirm_execution("{} {}".format( \
"Function 'runtests' is already", \
"finished, do yo want to restart?")):
checkpoint_handler.restart()
logging.info("Restarting the finished 'runtests'")
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.error_exit(err_string="{} {} {}".format( \
"Execution halted. Cannot continue because no value", \
" can be returned. Check the results of the", \
"finished execution"), call_location=__file__)
if per_test_timeout is None:
per_test_timeout = {tc: None for tc in testcases}
if use_recorded_timeout_times is not None:
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(use_recorded_timeout_times > 0, \
"use_recorded_timeout_times must be "
"positive if not None", __file__)
per_test_timeout.update({x: (y * use_recorded_timeout_times) \
for x, y in self.test_execution_time.items()})
else:
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(use_recorded_timeout_times is None, \
"use_recorded_timeout_times must not be set "
"when per_test_timeout is set", __file__)
# Prepare the exes
self._prepare_executable(exe_path_map, env_vars, \
collect_output=with_output_summary)
self._set_env_vars(env_vars)
test_failed_verdicts = {}
test_outlog_hash = {}
processbar = tqdm.tqdm(testcases, leave=False, dynamic_ncols=True)
# Parallel stuffs
def test_exec_iteration(testcase):
processbar.set_description("Running Test {} (x{})".format(\
testcase, parallel_count))
start_time = time.time()
test_failed, execoutlog_hash = \
self._oracle_execute_a_test(testcase, exe_path_map, \
env_vars, \
timeout=per_test_timeout[testcase], \
with_output_summary=with_output_summary, \
hash_outlog=hash_outlog)
#if testcase.endswith('.ktest'): # DBG - fix hang
# logging.debug("KTEST {} is done".format(testcase))
# Record exec time if not existing
with self.shared_loc:
if recalculate_execution_times:
self.test_execution_time[testcase] = \
max(1, int(time.time() - start_time)) \
* self.config.RECORDED_TEST_TIMEOUT_FACTOR
test_failed_verdicts[testcase] = test_failed
test_outlog_hash[testcase] = execoutlog_hash
return test_failed
#~ def test_exec_iteration()
if self.can_run_tests_in_parallel() and parallel_count is not None \
and parallel_count > 1:
parallel_count = min(len(testcases), parallel_count)
joblib.Parallel(n_jobs=parallel_count, require='sharedmem')\
(joblib.delayed(test_exec_iteration)(testcase) \
for testcase in processbar)
else:
parallel_count = 1 # to be printed in progress
for testcase in processbar:
test_failed = test_exec_iteration(testcase)
if stop_on_failure and test_failed != \
common_mix.GlobalConstants.PASS_TEST_VERDICT:
break
if recalculate_execution_times:
common_fs.dumpJSON(self.test_execution_time, \
self.test_execution_time_storage_file, pretty=True)
# Restore back the exes
self._restore_env_vars()
self._restore_default_executable(exe_path_map, env_vars, \
collect_output=with_output_summary)
if stop_on_failure:
# Make sure the non executed test has the uncertain value (None)
if len(test_failed_verdicts) < len(testcases):
for testcase in set(testcases) - set(test_failed_verdicts):
test_failed_verdicts[testcase] = \
common_mix.GlobalConstants.UNCERTAIN_TEST_VERDICT
test_outlog_hash[testcase] = common_matrices.\
OutputLogData.UNCERTAIN_TEST_OUTLOGDATA
# @Checkpoint: Finished (for time)
checkpoint_handler.set_finished(None)
if not with_output_summary:
test_outlog_hash = None
ERROR_HANDLER.assert_true(len(testcases) == len(test_failed_verdicts),\
"Mismatch between testcases and test_failed_verdict (BUG)",\
__file__)
return test_failed_verdicts, test_outlog_hash
