def test_cancel_on_failure_detect_by_submitter(cleanup):
# HpcSubmitter handles the cancellation because the blocked job will be in the 2nd batch.
cmd = f"{SUBMIT_JOBS} {CONFIG_FILE} --output={OUTPUT} -n2 -b2"
ret = run_command(cmd)
assert ret == 0
ret = run_command(f"{WAIT} --output={OUTPUT} -p 0.01")
assert ret == 0
summary = ResultsSummary(OUTPUT)
assert len(summary.get_successful_results()) == 1
assert len(summary.get_failed_results()) == 1
assert len(summary.get_canceled_results()) == 6
results = summary.get_results_by_type()
assert len(results["successful"]) == 1
assert len(results["failed"]) == 1
assert len(results["canceled"]) == 6
def test_cancel_on_failure_detect_by_runner(cleanup):
# JobRunner handles the cancellation in JobQueue because the blocked job is in the batch
# along with the blocking job.
cmd = f"{SUBMIT_JOBS} {CONFIG_FILE} --output={OUTPUT} -n2 -b8"
ret = run_command(cmd)
assert ret == 0
ret = run_command(f"{WAIT} --output={OUTPUT} -p 0.01")
assert ret == 0
summary = ResultsSummary(OUTPUT)
assert len(summary.get_successful_results()) == 1
assert len(summary.get_failed_results()) == 1
assert len(summary.get_canceled_results()) == 6
results = summary.get_results_by_type()
assert len(results["successful"]) == 1
assert len(results["failed"]) == 1
assert len(results["canceled"]) == 6