def test_get_sort_opts(self):
"""Check the sort operation manager."""
tests = []
for i in range(20):
test = self._quick_test()
tests.append(test)
ids = [test.id for test in tests]
ids.sort()
random.shuffle(tests)
paths = [test.path for test in tests]
# Check sorting in ascending direction
sort, ascending = filters.get_sort_opts('id', filters.TEST_SORT_FUNCS)
self.assertTrue(ascending)
sorted_tests = dir_db.select_from(paths=paths,
transform=TestAttributes,
order_func=sort,
order_asc=ascending)[0]
self.assertEqual([t.id for t in sorted_tests], ids)
# And descending.
sort, ascending = filters.get_sort_opts('-id', filters.TEST_SORT_FUNCS)
self.assertFalse(ascending)
sorted_tests = dir_db.select_from(paths=paths,
transform=TestAttributes,
order_func=sort,
order_asc=ascending)[0]
self.assertEqual([t.id for t in sorted_tests], list(reversed(ids)))
def _test_runs_cmd(self, pav_cfg, args):
"""
:param pav_cfg:
:param args:
:return:
"""
if args.show_fields:
for field in TestAttributes.list_attrs():
output.fprint(field,
'-',
TestAttributes.attr_doc(field),
file=self.outfile)
return 0
fields, mode = self.get_fields(
fields_arg=args.out_fields,
mode_arg=args.output_mode,
default_single_field='id',
default_fields=self.RUN_LONG_FIELDS,
avail_fields=TestAttributes.list_attrs())
filter_func = filters.make_test_run_filter(
complete=args.complete,
failed=args.failed,
incomplete=args.incomplete,
name=args.name,
newer_than=args.newer_than,
older_than=args.older_than,
passed=args.passed,
show_skipped=args.show_skipped,
sys_name=args.sys_name,
user=args.user,
)
order_func, ascending = filters.get_sort_opts(args.sort_by,
filters.TEST_SORT_FUNCS)
if args.series:
picked_runs = []
for series_id in args.series:
try:
picked_runs.extend(
TestSeries.list_series_tests(pav_cfg=pav_cfg,
sid=series_id))
except TestSeriesError as err:
output.fprint("Invalid test series '{}'.\n{}".format(
series_id, err.args[0]),
color=output.RED,
file=self.errfile)
return errno.EINVAL
runs = dir_db.select_from(
paths=picked_runs,
transform=TestAttributes,
filter_func=filter_func,
order_func=order_func,
order_asc=ascending,
limit=args.limit,
)
else:
runs = dir_db.select(
id_dir=pav_cfg.working_dir / 'test_runs',
transform=TestAttributes,
filter_func=filter_func,
order_func=order_func,
order_asc=ascending,
limit=args.limit,
)
self.write_output(
mode=mode,
rows=[run.attr_dict(include_empty=False) for run in runs],
fields=fields,
header=args.header,
vsep=args.vsep,
wrap=args.wrap,
)
def arg_filtered_tests(pav_cfg,
args: argparse.Namespace,
verbose: TextIO = None) -> List[int]:
"""Search for test runs that match based on the argument values in args,
and return a list of matching test id's.
Note: I know this violates the idea that we shouldn't be passing a
generic object around and just using random bits of an undefined interface.
BUT:
1. The interface is well defined, by `filters.add_test_filter_args`.
2. All of the used bits are *ALWAYS* used, so any errors will pop up
immediately in unit tests.
:param pav_cfg: The Pavilion config.
:param args: An argument namespace with args defined by
`filters.add_test_filter_args`, plus one additional `tests` argument
that should contain a list of test id's, series id's, or the 'last'
keyword.
:param verbose: A file like object to report test search status.
:return: A list of test id ints.
"""
limit = args.limit
filter_func = filters.make_test_run_filter(
complete=args.complete,
incomplete=args.incomplete,
passed=args.passed,
failed=args.failed,
name=args.name,
user=args.user,
sys_name=args.sys_name,
older_than=args.older_than,
newer_than=args.newer_than,
show_skipped=args.show_skipped,
)
order_func, order_asc = filters.get_sort_opts(
sort_name=args.sort_by,
choices=filters.TEST_SORT_FUNCS,
)
if args.tests:
test_paths = test_list_to_paths(pav_cfg, args.tests)
if args.disable_filter:
test_ids = dir_db.paths_to_ids(test_paths)
else:
tests = dir_db.select_from(paths=test_paths,
transform=test_run_attr_transform,
filter_func=filter_func,
order_func=order_func,
order_asc=order_asc,
limit=limit).data
test_ids = [test['id'] for test in tests]
else:
tests = dir_db.select(id_dir=pav_cfg.working_dir / 'test_runs',
transform=test_run_attr_transform,
filter_func=filter_func,
order_func=order_func,
order_asc=order_asc,
verbose=verbose,
limit=limit).data
test_ids = [test['id'] for test in tests]
return test_ids