def setup(self, numTests=0, cycles=1, xargs=None, threads=0, testoutdir=u'', runner=None, **kwargs):
super(GitHubActionsCIWriter, self).setup(numTests=numTests, cycles=cycles, xargs=xargs, threads=threads,
testoutdir=testoutdir, runner=runner, **kwargs)
self.__outputs = set()
self.remainingAnnotations = int(self.maxAnnotations)-2 # one is used up for the non-zero exit status and one is used for the summary
if str(self.failureTestLogAnnotations).lower()!='true': self.remainingAnnotations = 0
self.failureTestLogAnnotations = []
self.runner = runner
self.runid = os.path.basename(testoutdir)
if runner.printLogs is None:
# if setting was not overridden by user, default for CI is
# to only print failures since otherwise the output is too long
# and hard to find the logs of interest
runner.printLogs = PrintLogs.FAILURES
self.outputGitHubCommand(u'group', u'Logs for test run: %s' % self.runid)
# enable coloring automatically, since this CI provider supports it
runner.project.formatters.stdout.color = True
# in this provider, colors render more clearly with bright=False
ColorLogFormatter.configureANSIEscapeCodes(bright=False)
self.artifacts = {} # map of category:[paths]
def setup(self, numTests=0, cycles=1, xargs=None, threads=0, testoutdir=u'', runner=None, **kwargs):
self.runid = os.path.basename(testoutdir)
if runner.printLogs is None:
# if setting was not overridden by user, default for Travis is
# to only print failures since otherwise the output is too long
# and hard to find the logs of interest
runner.printLogs = PrintLogs.FAILURES
stdoutPrint(u'travis_fold:start:PySys-%s'%self.runid.replace(' ', '-'))
# enable coloring automatically, since this CI provider supports it,
# but must explicitly disable bright colors since it doesn't yet support that
runner.project.formatters.stdout.color = True
ColorLogFormatter.configureANSIEscapeCodes(bright=False)
