def execute(self, sys_args=None):
if sys_args is None: # pragma: no cover
sys_args = sys.argv[1:]
try:
parser = self._create_parser()
options, args = self._parse_args(parser, sys_args)
self.infra_staging = options.infra_staging
if options.swarming:
# Swarming doesn't print how isolated commands are called. Lets make
# this less cryptic by printing it ourselves.
print(' '.join(sys.argv))
# TODO(machenbach): Print used Python version until we have switched to
# Python3 everywhere.
print('Running with:')
print(sys.version)
# Kill stray processes from previous tasks on swarming.
util.kill_processes_linux()
self._load_build_config(options)
command.setup(self.target_os, options.device)
try:
self._process_default_options(options)
self._process_options(options)
except TestRunnerError:
parser.print_help()
raise
args = self._parse_test_args(args)
tests = self._load_testsuite_generators(args, options)
self._setup_env()
print(">>> Running tests for %s.%s" % (self.build_config.arch,
self.mode_options.label))
exit_code = self._do_execute(tests, args, options)
if exit_code == utils.EXIT_CODE_FAILURES and options.json_test_results:
print("Force exit code 0 after failures. Json test results file "
"generated with failure information.")
exit_code = utils.EXIT_CODE_PASS
return exit_code
except TestRunnerError:
traceback.print_exc()
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR
except KeyboardInterrupt:
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERRUPTED
except Exception:
traceback.print_exc()
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR
finally:
command.tear_down()
def execute(self, sys_args=None):
if sys_args is None: # pragma: no cover
sys_args = sys.argv[1:]
try:
parser = self._create_parser()
options, args = self._parse_args(parser, sys_args)
if options.swarming:
# Swarming doesn't print how isolated commands are called. Lets make
# this less cryptic by printing it ourselves.
print(' '.join(sys.argv))
self._load_build_config(options)
command.setup(self.target_os, options.device)
try:
self._process_default_options(options)
self._process_options(options)
except TestRunnerError:
parser.print_help()
raise
args = self._parse_test_args(args)
tests = self._load_testsuite_generators(args, options)
self._setup_env()
print(">>> Running tests for %s.%s" % (self.build_config.arch,
self.mode_name))
exit_code = self._do_execute(tests, args, options)
if exit_code == utils.EXIT_CODE_FAILURES and options.json_test_results:
print("Force exit code 0 after failures. Json test results file "
"generated with failure information.")
exit_code = utils.EXIT_CODE_PASS
return exit_code
except TestRunnerError:
traceback.print_exc()
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR
except KeyboardInterrupt:
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERRUPTED
except Exception:
traceback.print_exc()
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR
finally:
command.tear_down()
def __init__(self, args):
super(DesktopPlatform, self).__init__(args)
self.command_prefix = []
# Setup command class to OS specific version.
command.setup(utils.GuessOS(), args.device)
if args.prioritize or args.affinitize != None:
self.command_prefix = ['schedtool']
if args.prioritize:
self.command_prefix += ['-n', '-20']
if args.affinitize != None:
# schedtool expects a bit pattern when setting affinity, where each
# bit set to '1' corresponds to a core where the process may run on.
# First bit corresponds to CPU 0. Since the 'affinitize' parameter is
# a core number, we need to map to said bit pattern.
cpu = int(args.affinitize)
core = 1 << cpu
self.command_prefix += ['-a', ('0x%x' % core)]
self.command_prefix += ['-e']
def __init__(self, options):
super(DesktopPlatform, self).__init__(options)
self.command_prefix = []
# Setup command class to OS specific version.
command.setup(utils.GuessOS())
if options.prioritize or options.affinitize != None:
self.command_prefix = ["schedtool"]
if options.prioritize:
self.command_prefix += ["-n", "-20"]
if options.affinitize != None:
# schedtool expects a bit pattern when setting affinity, where each
# bit set to '1' corresponds to a core where the process may run on.
# First bit corresponds to CPU 0. Since the 'affinitize' parameter is
# a core number, we need to map to said bit pattern.
cpu = int(options.affinitize)
core = 1 << cpu
self.command_prefix += ["-a", ("0x%x" % core)]
self.command_prefix += ["-e"]
def __init__(self, options):
super(DesktopPlatform, self).__init__(options)
self.command_prefix = []
# Setup command class to OS specific version.
command.setup(utils.GuessOS(), options.device)
if options.prioritize or options.affinitize != None:
self.command_prefix = ["schedtool"]
if options.prioritize:
self.command_prefix += ["-n", "-20"]
if options.affinitize != None:
# schedtool expects a bit pattern when setting affinity, where each
# bit set to '1' corresponds to a core where the process may run on.
# First bit corresponds to CPU 0. Since the 'affinitize' parameter is
# a core number, we need to map to said bit pattern.
cpu = int(options.affinitize)
core = 1 << cpu
self.command_prefix += ["-a", ("0x%x" % core)]
self.command_prefix += ["-e"]
def __init__(self, args):
super(DesktopPlatform, self).__init__(args)
self.command_prefix = []
# Setup command class to OS specific version.
command.setup(utils.GuessOS(), args.device)
if args.prioritize or args.affinitize != None:
self.command_prefix = ['schedtool']
if args.prioritize:
self.command_prefix += ['-n', '-20']
if args.affinitize != None:
# schedtool expects a bit pattern when setting affinity, where each
# bit set to '1' corresponds to a core where the process may run on.
# First bit corresponds to CPU 0. Since the 'affinitize' parameter is
# a core number, we need to map to said bit pattern.
cpu = int(args.affinitize)
core = 1 << cpu
self.command_prefix += ['-a', ('0x%x' % core)]
self.command_prefix += ['-e']
def execute(self, sys_args=None):
if sys_args is None: # pragma: no cover
sys_args = sys.argv[1:]
try:
parser = self._create_parser()
options, args = self._parse_args(parser, sys_args)
if options.swarming:
# Swarming doesn't print how isolated commands are called. Lets make
# this less cryptic by printing it ourselves.
print(' '.join(sys.argv))
self._load_build_config(options)
command.setup(self.target_os)
try:
self._process_default_options(options)
self._process_options(options)
except TestRunnerError:
parser.print_help()
raise
args = self._parse_test_args(args)
tests = self._load_testsuite_generators(args, options)
self._setup_env()
print(">>> Running tests for %s.%s" % (self.build_config.arch,
self.mode_name))
return self._do_execute(tests, args, options)
except TestRunnerError:
traceback.print_exc()
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR
except KeyboardInterrupt:
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERRUPTED
except Exception:
traceback.print_exc()
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR
finally:
command.tear_down()
def execute(self, sys_args=None):
if sys_args is None: # pragma: no cover
sys_args = sys.argv[1:]
try:
parser = self._create_parser()
options, args = self._parse_args(parser, sys_args)
if options.swarming:
# Swarming doesn't print how isolated commands are called. Lets make
# this less cryptic by printing it ourselves.
print ' '.join(sys.argv)
self._load_build_config(options)
command.setup(self.target_os)
try:
self._process_default_options(options)
self._process_options(options)
except TestRunnerError:
parser.print_help()
raise
args = self._parse_test_args(args)
suites = self._get_suites(args, options)
self._prepare_suites(suites, options)
self._setup_env()
print(">>> Running tests for %s.%s" % (self.build_config.arch,
self.mode_name))
tests = [t for s in suites for t in s.tests]
return self._do_execute(tests, args, options)
except TestRunnerError:
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERNAL_ERROR
except KeyboardInterrupt:
return utils.EXIT_CODE_INTERRUPTED
finally:
command.tear_down()
"""
# for py2/py3 compatibility
from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import print_function
import sys
from testrunner.local import command
from testrunner.local import utils
MAX_TRIES = 3
TIMEOUT = 120
# Predictable mode works only when run on the host os.
command.setup(utils.GuessOS(), None)
def maybe_decode(message):
if not isinstance(message, str):
return message.decode()
return message
def main(args):
def allocation_str(stdout):
for line in reversed((stdout or '').splitlines()):
if maybe_decode(line).startswith('### Allocations = '):
return line
return None
"""
# for py2/py3 compatibility
from __future__ import print_function
from __future__ import absolute_import
import sys
from testrunner.local import command
from testrunner.local import utils
MAX_TRIES = 3
TIMEOUT = 120
# Predictable mode works only when run on the host os.
command.setup(utils.GuessOS())
def main(args):
def allocation_str(stdout):
for line in reversed((stdout or '').splitlines()):
if line.startswith('### Allocations = '):
return line
return None
cmd = command.Command(args[0], args[1:], timeout=TIMEOUT)
previous_allocations = None
for run in range(1, MAX_TRIES + 1):
print('### Predictable run #%d' % run)
output = cmd.execute()
# for py2/py3 compatibility
from __future__ import print_function
import sys
from testrunner.local import command
from testrunner.local import utils
MAX_TRIES = 3
TIMEOUT = 120
# Predictable mode works only when run on the host os.
command.setup(utils.GuessOS(), None)
def main(args):
def allocation_str(stdout):
for line in reversed((stdout or '').splitlines()):
if line.startswith('### Allocations = '):
return line
return None
cmd = command.Command(args[0], args[1:], timeout=TIMEOUT)
previous_allocations = None
for run in range(1, MAX_TRIES + 1):
print('### Predictable run #%d' % run)
output = cmd.execute()
if output.stdout:
predictable_wrapper.py path/to/d8 --test --predictable --flag1 --flag2
The command is run up to three times and the printed allocation hash is
compared. Differences are reported as errors.
"""
import sys
from testrunner.local import command
from testrunner.local import utils
MAX_TRIES = 3
TIMEOUT = 120
# Predictable mode works only when run on the host os.
command.setup(utils.GuessOS())
def main(args):
def allocation_str(stdout):
for line in reversed((stdout or '').splitlines()):
if line.startswith('### Allocations = '):
return line
return None
cmd = command.Command(args[0], args[1:], timeout=TIMEOUT)
previous_allocations = None
for run in range(1, MAX_TRIES + 1):
print '### Predictable run #%d' % run
output = cmd.execute()
if output.stdout:
