def test_conditional_breakpoint_timeout(self):
"""
Tests conditional breakpoints that cause timeouts.
WARNING: This test relies on the relative line numbers inside the test.
"""
stopped = [False]
def stop():
stopped[0] = True
return True # Execute the assertion.
line = None
cond = 'g()'
cmd_manager = QueueCommandManager()
db = Qdb(cmd_manager=cmd_manager, execution_timeout=1)
cmd_manager.enqueue(lambda t: stop() and self.assertEqual(line, 1))
line_offset = 10
# Set a condition that will time out.
db.set_break(
self.filename,
sys._getframe().f_lineno + line_offset,
cond='g()',
)
db.set_trace(stop=False)
def g():
while True:
pass
line = 1
line = 2
line = 3
db.disable()
errors = [e['p'] for e in cmd_manager.sent if e['e'] == 'error']
self.assertEqual(len(errors), 1)
error = errors[0]
self.assertEqual(error['type'], 'condition')
negative_line_offset = 14
exc = QdbExecutionTimeout(cond, db.execution_timeout)
self.assertEqual(
error['data'], {
'line': sys._getframe().f_lineno - negative_line_offset,
'cond': cond,
'exc': type(exc).__name__,
'output': db.exception_serializer(exc),
}
)
# Make sure we stopped when we raised the exception.
self.assertTrue(stopped[0])
def test_eval_timeout(self):
"""
Tests that evaluating user repl commands will raise Timeouts.
"""
def g():
while True:
pass
prints = []
class cmd_manager(type(self.cmd_manager)):
"""
Captures print commands to make assertions on them.
"""
def send_print(self, input_, exc, output):
prints.append({
'input': input_,
'exc': exc,
'output': output
})
to_eval = 'g()'
db = Qdb(
uuid='timeout_test',
cmd_manager=cmd_manager(),
host=self.tracer_host,
port=self.tracer_port,
redirect_output=False,
execution_timeout=1,
green=True,
)
gyield()
self.server.session_store.send_to_tracer(
uuid=db.uuid,
event=fmt_msg('eval', to_eval)
)
self.server.session_store.send_to_tracer(
uuid=db.uuid,
event=fmt_msg('continue')
)
db.set_trace(stop=True)
self.server.session_store.slaughter(db.uuid)
self.assertTrue(prints)
print_ = prints[0]
self.assertEqual(print_['input'], to_eval)
self.assertTrue(print_['exc'])
self.assertEqual(
print_['output'],
db.exception_serializer(QdbExecutionTimeout(to_eval, 1))
)
def test_conditional_breakpoint_timeout(self):
"""
Tests conditional breakpoints that cause timeouts.
WARNING: This test relies on the relative line numbers inside the test.
"""
stopped = [False]
def stop():
stopped[0] = True
return True # Execute the assertion.
line = None
cond = 'g()'
cmd_manager = QueueCommandManager()
db = Qdb(cmd_manager=cmd_manager, execution_timeout=1)
cmd_manager.enqueue(lambda t: stop() and self.assertEqual(line, 1))
line_offset = 10
# Set a condition that will time out.
db.set_break(
self.filename,
sys._getframe().f_lineno + line_offset,
cond='g()',
)
db.set_trace(stop=False)
def g():
while True:
pass
line = 1
line = 2
line = 3
db.disable()
errors = [e['p'] for e in cmd_manager.sent if e['e'] == 'error']
self.assertEqual(len(errors), 1)
error = errors[0]
self.assertEqual(error['type'], 'condition')
negative_line_offset = 14
exc = QdbExecutionTimeout(cond, db.execution_timeout)
self.assertEqual(
error['data'], {
'line': sys._getframe().f_lineno - negative_line_offset,
'cond': cond,
'exc': type(exc).__name__,
'output': db.exception_serializer(exc),
}
)
# Make sure we stopped when we raised the exception.
self.assertTrue(stopped[0])
def test_conditional_breakpoint_raises(self):
"""
Tests conditional breakpoints that raise an exception.
WARNING: This test relies on the relative line numbers inside the test.
"""
line = None
exc = ValueError('lol wut r u doing?')
cond = 'raiser()'
stopped = [False]
def stop():
stopped[0] = True
return True # Execute the assertion.
cmd_manager = QueueCommandManager()
db = Qdb(cmd_manager=cmd_manager)
cmd_manager.enqueue(lambda t: stop() and self.assertEqual(line, 1))
line_offset = 9
# Set a condition that will raise a ValueError.
db.set_break(
self.filename,
sys._getframe().f_lineno + line_offset,
cond=cond,
)
db.set_trace(stop=False)
def raiser():
raise exc
line = 1
line = 2 # This line number is used in the data assertion.
line = 3
db.disable()
errors = [e['p'] for e in cmd_manager.sent if e['e'] == 'error']
self.assertEqual(len(errors), 1)
error = errors[0]
self.assertEqual(error['type'], 'condition')
negative_line_offset = 13
self.assertEqual(
error['data'], {
'line': sys._getframe().f_lineno - negative_line_offset,
'cond': cond,
'exc': type(exc).__name__,
'output': db.exception_serializer(exc),
}
)
# Make sure we stopped when we raised the exception.
self.assertTrue(stopped[0])
def test_conditional_breakpoint_raises(self):
"""
Tests conditional breakpoints that raise an exception.
WARNING: This test relies on the relative line numbers inside the test.
"""
line = None
exc = ValueError('lol wut r u doing?')
cond = 'raiser()'
stopped = [False]
def stop():
stopped[0] = True
return True # Execute the assertion.
cmd_manager = QueueCommandManager()
db = Qdb(cmd_manager=cmd_manager)
cmd_manager.enqueue(lambda t: stop() and self.assertEqual(line, 1))
line_offset = 9
# Set a condition that will raise a ValueError.
db.set_break(
self.filename,
sys._getframe().f_lineno + line_offset,
cond=cond,
)
db.set_trace(stop=False)
def raiser():
raise exc
line = 1
line = 2 # This line number is used in the data assertion.
line = 3
db.disable()
errors = [e['p'] for e in cmd_manager.sent if e['e'] == 'error']
self.assertEqual(len(errors), 1)
error = errors[0]
self.assertEqual(error['type'], 'condition')
negative_line_offset = 13
self.assertEqual(
error['data'], {
'line': sys._getframe().f_lineno - negative_line_offset,
'cond': cond,
'exc': type(exc).__name__,
'output': db.exception_serializer(exc),
}
)
# Make sure we stopped when we raised the exception.
self.assertTrue(stopped[0])
def test_watchlist(self):
"""
Tests the watchlist by evaluating a constant, local function, local
variable, global function, and global variable.
"""
db = Qdb(cmd_manager=NopCommandManager, execution_timeout=1)
too_long_msg = db.exception_serializer(
QdbExecutionTimeout('too_long()', 1)
)
db.extend_watchlist(
'2 + 2',
'local_var',
'local_fn()',
'global_var',
'global_fn()',
'too_long()',
)
def new_curframe():
"""
Test function for checking for NameErrors on the watchlist.
This changes the curframe of the tracer to eval the watchlist with
a new set of locals.
"""
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['2 + 2'], (None, 4))
self.assertEqual(
db.watchlist['local_var'],
('NameError', "NameError: name 'local_var' is not defined")
)
self.assertEqual(
db.watchlist['local_fn()'],
('NameError', "NameError: name 'local_fn' is not defined")
)
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_var'], (None, 'global_var'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_fn()'], (None, 'global_fn'))
local_var = 'local_var' # NOQA
local_fn = lambda: 'local_fn' # NOQA
def too_long():
while True:
pass
# Set trace and check innitial assertions.
db.set_trace()
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['2 + 2'], (None, 4))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['local_var'], (None, 'local_var'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['local_fn()'], (None, 'local_fn'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_var'], (None, 'global_var'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_fn()'], (None, 'global_fn'))
# Testing this as a tuple causes strange behavior.
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['too_long()'][0], 'QdbExecutionTimeout')
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['too_long()'][1], too_long_msg)
local_var = 'updated_local_var' # NOQA
local_fn = lambda: 'updated_local_fn' # NOQA
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['2 + 2'], (None, 4))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['local_var'], (None,
'updated_local_var'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['local_fn()'], (None,
'updated_local_fn'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_var'], (None, 'global_var'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_fn()'], (None, 'global_fn'))
new_curframe()
def test_watchlist(self):
"""
Tests the watchlist by evaluating a constant, local function, local
variable, global function, and global variable.
"""
db = Qdb(cmd_manager=NopCommandManager, execution_timeout=1)
too_long_msg = db.exception_serializer(
QdbExecutionTimeout('too_long()', 1))
db.extend_watchlist(
'2 + 2',
'local_var',
'local_fn()',
'global_var',
'global_fn()',
'too_long()',
)
def new_curframe():
"""
Test function for checking for NameErrors on the watchlist.
This changes the curframe of the tracer to eval the watchlist with
a new set of locals.
"""
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['2 + 2'], (None, 4))
self.assertEqual(
db.watchlist['local_var'],
('NameError', "NameError: name 'local_var' is not defined"))
self.assertEqual(
db.watchlist['local_fn()'],
('NameError', "NameError: name 'local_fn' is not defined"))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_var'], (None, 'global_var'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_fn()'], (None, 'global_fn'))
local_var = 'local_var' # NOQA
local_fn = lambda: 'local_fn' # NOQA
def too_long():
while True:
pass
# Set trace and check innitial assertions.
db.set_trace()
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['2 + 2'], (None, 4))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['local_var'], (None, 'local_var'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['local_fn()'], (None, 'local_fn'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_var'], (None, 'global_var'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_fn()'], (None, 'global_fn'))
# Testing this as a tuple causes strange behavior.
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['too_long()'][0], 'QdbExecutionTimeout')
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['too_long()'][1], too_long_msg)
local_var = 'updated_local_var' # NOQA
local_fn = lambda: 'updated_local_fn' # NOQA
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['2 + 2'], (None, 4))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['local_var'],
(None, 'updated_local_var'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['local_fn()'],
(None, 'updated_local_fn'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_var'], (None, 'global_var'))
self.assertEqual(db.watchlist['global_fn()'], (None, 'global_fn'))
new_curframe()