def __init__(self, fileutils=FileUtils()):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'replay'
self.description = 'Replay JBAC failure locally. The most common use case is to replay a file prepared by ' \
'"ci investigate". The autocomplete should provide these filenames for your convenience. ' \
'You can use this to create a "local hallelujah client" to which you can supply a file ' \
'containing tests to run and it will run them as if they were read from the JMS queue.'
self.fileutils = fileutils
def __init__(self, fileutils=FileUtils()):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'replay'
self.description = 'Replay JBAC failure locally. The most common use case is to replay a file prepared by ' \
'"ci investigate". The autocomplete should provide these filenames for your convenience. ' \
'You can use this to create a "local hallelujah client" to which you can supply a file ' \
'containing tests to run and it will run them as if they were read from the JMS queue.'
self.fileutils = fileutils
def __init__(self, urlutils=UrlUtils(), xml=XmlUtils(), fileutils=FileUtils()):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'investigate'
self.description = 'Investigates JBAC failures and prepares to reproduce them locally. This command will ' \
'produce a file, that will contain information what tests failed and what should be done ' \
'to replay what happened locally. By default, the failed tests will be accompanied with ' \
'5 tests that preceded it on the particular run in an attempt to repliacate the way the ' \
'instance might have been corrupted by previous tests (which is random on regular rerun ' \
'due to how hallelujah works).'
self.urlutils = urlutils
self.xml = xml
self.fileutils = fileutils
self.replays_dir = self.fileutils.existing_dir(os.sep.join(['target', 'replays']))
def __init__(self,
urlutils=UrlUtils(),
xml=XmlUtils(),
fileutils=FileUtils()):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'investigate'
self.description = 'Investigates JBAC failures and prepares to reproduce them locally. This command will ' \
'produce a file, that will contain information what tests failed and what should be done ' \
'to replay what happened locally. By default, the failed tests will be accompanied with ' \
'5 tests that preceded it on the particular run in an attempt to repliacate the way the ' \
'instance might have been corrupted by previous tests (which is random on regular rerun ' \
'due to how hallelujah works).'
self.urlutils = urlutils
self.xml = xml
self.fileutils = fileutils
self.replays_dir = self.fileutils.existing_dir(
os.sep.join(['target', 'replays']))
def __init__(self):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'ci'
self.description = 'Runs CI related tasks. You may run batches of funk and webdriver tests. This will evolve '\
'into resembling Bamboo builds as closely as possible, but not just yet.'
def __init__(self):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'single'
self.description = 'Run single func test'
def __init__(self):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'jobs'
self.description = 'Run specific job'
def __init__(self):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'func'
self.description = 'Run Func tests'
def __init__(self):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'webdriver'
self.description = 'Runs WebDriver tests on the last JIRA instance ran by ./jmake run or ./jmake debug.'
def __init__(self):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'single'
self.description = 'Run single func test'
def __init__(self):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'ci'
self.description = 'Runs CI related tasks. You may run batches of funk and webdriver tests. This will evolve '\
'into resembling Bamboo builds as closely as possible, but not just yet.'
def __init__(self):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'jobs'
self.description = 'Run specific job'
def __init__(self):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'func'
self.description = 'Run Func tests'
def __init__(self):
JmakeModule.__init__(self)
self.command = 'webdriver'
self.description = 'Runs WebDriver tests on the last JIRA instance ran by ./jmake run or ./jmake debug.'