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reporting_test.go

Source:reporting_test.go

...11func TestReportBug(t *testing.T) {12	c := NewCtx(t)13	defer c.Close()14	build := testBuild(1)15	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "upload_build", build, nil))16	crash1 := &dashapi.Crash{17		BuildID:     "build1",18		Title:       "title1",19		Maintainers: []string{`"Foo Bar" <foo@bar.com>`, `bar@foo.com`},20		Log:         []byte("log1"),21		Report:      []byte("report1"),22	}23	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash1, nil))24	// Must get no reports for "unknown" type.25	pr := &dashapi.PollRequest{26		Type: "unknown",27	}28	resp := new(dashapi.PollResponse)29	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))30	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 0)31	// Must get a proper report for "test" type.32	pr.Type = "test"33	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))34	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 1)35	rep := resp.Reports[0]36	if rep.ID == "" {37		t.Fatalf("empty report ID")38	}39	want := &dashapi.BugReport{40		Config:       []byte(`{"Index":1}`),41		ID:           rep.ID,42		First:        true,43		Title:        "title1",44		Maintainers:  []string{"bar@foo.com", "foo@bar.com"},45		CompilerID:   "compiler1",46		KernelRepo:   "repo1",47		KernelBranch: "branch1",48		KernelCommit: "kernel_commit1",49		KernelConfig: []byte("config1"),50		Log:          []byte("log1"),51		Report:       []byte("report1"),52	}53	c.expectEQ(rep, want)54	// Since we did not update bug status yet, should get the same report again.55	reports := reportAllBugs(c, 1)56	c.expectEQ(reports[0], want)57	// Now add syz repro and check that we get another bug report.58	crash1.ReproOpts = []byte("some opts")59	crash1.ReproSyz = []byte("getpid()")60	want.First = false61	want.ReproSyz = []byte("#some opts\ngetpid()")62	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash1, nil))63	reports = reportAllBugs(c, 1)64	c.expectEQ(reports[0], want)65	cmd := &dashapi.BugUpdate{66		ID:         rep.ID,67		Status:     dashapi.BugStatusOpen,68		ReproLevel: dashapi.ReproLevelSyz,69	}70	reply := new(dashapi.BugUpdateReply)71	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))72	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)73	// After bug update should not get the report again.74	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))75	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 0)76	// Now close the bug in the first reporting.77	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{78		ID:     rep.ID,79		Status: dashapi.BugStatusUpstream,80	}81	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))82	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)83	// Check that bug updates for the first reporting fail now.84	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{85		ID:     rep.ID,86		Status: dashapi.BugStatusOpen,87	}88	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))89	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, false)90	// Check that we get the report in the second reporting.91	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))92	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 1)93	rep2 := resp.Reports[0]94	if rep2.ID == "" || rep2.ID == rep.ID {95		t.Fatalf("bad report ID: %q", rep2.ID)96	}97	want.ID = rep2.ID98	want.First = true99	want.Config = []byte(`{"Index":2}`)100	c.expectEQ(rep2, want)101	// Check that that we can't upstream the bug in the final reporting.102	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{103		ID:     rep2.ID,104		Status: dashapi.BugStatusUpstream,105	}106	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))107	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, false)108}109func TestInvalidBug(t *testing.T) {110	c := NewCtx(t)111	defer c.Close()112	build := testBuild(1)113	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "upload_build", build, nil))114	crash1 := testCrash(build, 1)115	crash1.ReproC = []byte("int main() {}")116	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash1, nil))117	pr := &dashapi.PollRequest{118		Type: "test",119	}120	resp := new(dashapi.PollResponse)121	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))122	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 1)123	rep := resp.Reports[0]124	c.expectEQ(rep.Title, "title1")125	cmd := &dashapi.BugUpdate{126		ID:         rep.ID,127		Status:     dashapi.BugStatusOpen,128		ReproLevel: dashapi.ReproLevelC,129	}130	reply := new(dashapi.BugUpdateReply)131	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))132	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)133	// Mark the bug as invalid.134	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{135		ID:     rep.ID,136		Status: dashapi.BugStatusInvalid,137	}138	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))139	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)140	// Now it should not be reported in either reporting.141	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))142	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 0)143	// Now a similar crash happens again.144	crash2 := &dashapi.Crash{145		BuildID: "build1",146		Title:   "title1",147		Log:     []byte("log2"),148		Report:  []byte("report2"),149		ReproC:  []byte("int main() { return 1; }"),150	}151	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash2, nil))152	// Now it should be reported again.153	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))154	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 1)155	rep = resp.Reports[0]156	if rep.ID == "" {157		t.Fatalf("empty report ID")158	}159	want := &dashapi.BugReport{160		Config:       []byte(`{"Index":1}`),161		ID:           rep.ID,162		First:        true,163		Title:        "title1 (2)",164		CompilerID:   "compiler1",165		KernelRepo:   "repo1",166		KernelBranch: "branch1",167		KernelCommit: "kernel_commit1",168		KernelConfig: []byte("config1"),169		Log:          []byte("log2"),170		Report:       []byte("report2"),171		ReproC:       []byte("int main() { return 1; }"),172	}173	c.expectEQ(rep, want)174	cid := &dashapi.CrashID{175		BuildID: build.ID,176		Title:   crash1.Title,177	}178	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_failed_repro", cid, nil))179}180func TestReportingQuota(t *testing.T) {181	c := NewCtx(t)182	defer c.Close()183	build := testBuild(1)184	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "upload_build", build, nil))185	const numReports = 8 // quota is 3 per day186	for i := 0; i < numReports; i++ {187		crash := &dashapi.Crash{188			BuildID: "build1",189			Title:   fmt.Sprintf("title%v", i),190			Log:     []byte(fmt.Sprintf("log%v", i)),191			Report:  []byte(fmt.Sprintf("report%v", i)),192		}193		c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash, nil))194	}195	for _, reports := range []int{3, 3, 2, 0, 0} {196		c.advanceTime(24 * time.Hour)197		pr := &dashapi.PollRequest{198			Type: "test",199		}200		resp := new(dashapi.PollResponse)201		c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))202		c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), reports)203		for _, rep := range resp.Reports {204			cmd := &dashapi.BugUpdate{205				ID:     rep.ID,206				Status: dashapi.BugStatusOpen,207			}208			reply := new(dashapi.BugUpdateReply)209			c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))210			c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)211		}212		// Out of quota for today, so must get 0 reports.213		c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))214		c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 0)215	}216}217// Basic dup scenario: mark one bug as dup of another.218func TestReportingDup(t *testing.T) {219	c := NewCtx(t)220	defer c.Close()221	build := testBuild(1)222	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "upload_build", build, nil))223	crash1 := testCrash(build, 1)224	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash1, nil))225	crash2 := testCrash(build, 2)226	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash2, nil))227	pr := &dashapi.PollRequest{228		Type: "test",229	}230	resp := new(dashapi.PollResponse)231	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))232	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 2)233	rep1 := resp.Reports[0]234	cmd := &dashapi.BugUpdate{235		ID:     rep1.ID,236		Status: dashapi.BugStatusOpen,237	}238	reply := new(dashapi.BugUpdateReply)239	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))240	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)241	rep2 := resp.Reports[1]242	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{243		ID:     rep2.ID,244		Status: dashapi.BugStatusOpen,245	}246	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))247	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)248	// Dup.249	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{250		ID:     rep2.ID,251		Status: dashapi.BugStatusDup,252		DupOf:  rep1.ID,253	}254	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))255	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)256	// Undup.257	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{258		ID:     rep2.ID,259		Status: dashapi.BugStatusOpen,260	}261	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))262	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)263	// Dup again.264	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{265		ID:     rep2.ID,266		Status: dashapi.BugStatusDup,267		DupOf:  rep1.ID,268	}269	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))270	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)271	// Dup crash happens again, new bug must not be created.272	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash2, nil))273	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))274	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 0)275	// Now close the original bug, and check that new bugs for dup are now created.276	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{277		ID:     rep1.ID,278		Status: dashapi.BugStatusInvalid,279	}280	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))281	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)282	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash2, nil))283	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))284	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 1)285	c.expectEQ(resp.Reports[0].Title, crash2.Title+" (2)")286}287// Test that marking dups across reporting levels is not permitted.288func TestReportingDupCrossReporting(t *testing.T) {289	c := NewCtx(t)290	defer c.Close()291	build := testBuild(1)292	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "upload_build", build, nil))293	crash1 := testCrash(build, 1)294	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash1, nil))295	crash2 := testCrash(build, 2)296	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "report_crash", crash2, nil))297	pr := &dashapi.PollRequest{298		Type: "test",299	}300	resp := new(dashapi.PollResponse)301	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))302	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 2)303	rep1 := resp.Reports[0]304	cmd := &dashapi.BugUpdate{305		ID:     rep1.ID,306		Status: dashapi.BugStatusOpen,307	}308	reply := new(dashapi.BugUpdateReply)309	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))310	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)311	rep2 := resp.Reports[1]312	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{313		ID:     rep2.ID,314		Status: dashapi.BugStatusOpen,315	}316	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))317	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)318	// Upstream second bug.319	cmd = &dashapi.BugUpdate{320		ID:     rep2.ID,321		Status: dashapi.BugStatusUpstream,322	}323	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))324	c.expectEQ(reply.OK, true)325	c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_poll", pr, resp))326	c.expectEQ(len(resp.Reports), 1)327	rep3 := resp.Reports[0]328	// Duping must fail all ways.329	cmds := []*dashapi.BugUpdate{330		&dashapi.BugUpdate{ID: rep1.ID, DupOf: rep1.ID},331		&dashapi.BugUpdate{ID: rep1.ID, DupOf: rep2.ID},332		&dashapi.BugUpdate{ID: rep1.ID, DupOf: rep3.ID},333		&dashapi.BugUpdate{ID: rep2.ID, DupOf: rep1.ID},334		&dashapi.BugUpdate{ID: rep2.ID, DupOf: rep2.ID},335		&dashapi.BugUpdate{ID: rep2.ID, DupOf: rep3.ID},336		&dashapi.BugUpdate{ID: rep3.ID, DupOf: rep1.ID},337		&dashapi.BugUpdate{ID: rep3.ID, DupOf: rep2.ID},338		&dashapi.BugUpdate{ID: rep3.ID, DupOf: rep3.ID},339	}340	for _, cmd := range cmds {341		t.Logf("duping %v -> %v", cmd.ID, cmd.DupOf)342		cmd.Status = dashapi.BugStatusDup343		c.expectOK(c.API(client1, key1, "reporting_update", cmd, reply))344		c.expectEQ(reply.OK, false)345	}346}...

graphs_test.go

Source:graphs_test.go

...12	build1 := testBuild(1)13	c.client2.UploadBuild(build1)14	build2 := testBuild(2)15	c.client2.UploadBuild(build2)16	c.expectOK(c.client2.UploadManagerStats(&dashapi.ManagerStatsReq{17		Name:   build1.Manager,18		Corpus: 100,19		PCs:    1000,20		Cover:  2000,21	}))22	c.expectOK(c.client2.UploadManagerStats(&dashapi.ManagerStatsReq{23		Name:   build2.Manager,24		Corpus: 200,25		PCs:    2000,26		Cover:  4000,27	}))28	c.advanceTime(25 * time.Hour)29	c.expectOK(c.client2.UploadManagerStats(&dashapi.ManagerStatsReq{30		Name:   build1.Manager,31		Corpus: 110,32		PCs:    1100,33		Cover:  2200,34	}))35	c.expectOK(c.client2.UploadManagerStats(&dashapi.ManagerStatsReq{36		Name:   build2.Manager,37		Corpus: 220,38		PCs:    2200,39		Cover:  4400,40	}))41	c.advanceTime(25 * time.Hour)42	c.expectOK(c.client2.UploadManagerStats(&dashapi.ManagerStatsReq{43		Name:   build1.Manager,44		Corpus: 150,45		PCs:    1500,46		Cover:  2900,47	}))48	c.expectOK(c.client2.UploadManagerStats(&dashapi.ManagerStatsReq{49		Name:   build2.Manager,50		Corpus: 270,51		PCs:    2700,52		Cover:  5400,53	}))54	c.advanceTime(25 * time.Hour)55	c.expectOK(c.client2.UploadManagerStats(&dashapi.ManagerStatsReq{56		Name:   build1.Manager,57		Corpus: 50,58		PCs:    500,59		Cover:  900,60	}))61	c.expectOK(c.client2.UploadManagerStats(&dashapi.ManagerStatsReq{62		Name:   build2.Manager,63		Corpus: 70,64		PCs:    700,65		Cover:  400,66	}))67	for i := 0; i < 3; i++ {68		c.advanceTime(7 * 25 * time.Hour)69		for j := 0; j <= i; j++ {70			crash := testCrash(build1, i*i+j)71			c.client2.ReportCrash(crash)72		}73	}74	for {75		c.advanceTime(7 * 25 * time.Hour)76		_, err := c.GET("/email_poll")77		c.expectOK(err)78		if len(c.emailSink) == 0 {79			break80		}81		for len(c.emailSink) != 0 {82			<-c.emailSink83		}84	}85	reply, err := c.AuthGET(AccessAdmin, "/test2/graph/bugs")86	c.expectOK(err)87	// TODO: check reply88	_ = reply89	reply, err = c.AuthGET(AccessAdmin, "/test2/graph/lifetimes")90	c.expectOK(err)91	// TODO: check reply92	_ = reply93	reply, err = c.AuthGET(AccessAdmin, "/test2/graph/fuzzing")94	c.expectOK(err)95	// TODO: check reply96	_ = reply97	reply, err = c.AuthGET(AccessAdmin, "/test2/graph/crashes")98	c.expectOK(err)99	// TODO: check reply100	_ = reply101}...

expectOK

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1import "fmt"2func main() {3    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4    fmt.Println(expectOK())5}6import "fmt"7func main() {8    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")9    fmt.Println(expectOK())10}11import "fmt"12func main() {13    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")14    fmt.Println(expectOK())15}16import "fmt"17func main() {18    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")19    fmt.Println(expectOK())20}21import "fmt"22func main() {23    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")24    fmt.Println(expectOK())25}26import "fmt"27func main() {28    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")29    fmt.Println(expectOK())30}31import "fmt"32func main() {33    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")34    fmt.Println(expectOK())35}36import "fmt"37func main() {38    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")39    fmt.Println(expectOK())40}41import "fmt"42func main() {43    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")44    fmt.Println(expectOK())45}46import "fmt"47func main() {48    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")49    fmt.Println(expectOK())50}51import "fmt"52func main() {53    fmt.Println("Hello, playground")54    fmt.Println(expectOK())55}56import "fmt"57func main() {

expectOK

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expectOK

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1import (2func main() {3	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")4	test.ExpectOK("2")5}6import (7func main() {8	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")9	test.ExpectOK("3")10}11import (12func main() {13	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")14	test.ExpectOK("4")15}16import (17func main() {18	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")19	test.ExpectOK("5")20}21import (22func main() {23	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")24	test.ExpectOK("6")25}26import (27func main() {28	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")29	test.ExpectOK("7")30}31import (32func main() {33	fmt.Println("Hello, playground")34	test.ExpectOK("8")35}

expectOK

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1import (2func main() {3	var a = expectOK(1, 2)4	fmt.Println(a)5}6func expectOK(a, b int) (int, error) {7}8import (9func main() {10	var a = expectError(1, 2)11	fmt.Println(a)12}13func expectError(a, b int) (int, error) {14	return a + b, fmt.Errorf("error")15}16import (17func main() {18	var a = expectError(1, 2)19	fmt.Println(a)20}21func expectError(a, b int) (int, error) {22	return a + b, fmt.Errorf("error")23}24import (25func main() {26	var a = expectError(1, 2)27	fmt.Println(a)28}29func expectError(a, b int) (int, error) {30	return a + b, fmt.Errorf("error")31}32import (33func main() {34	var a = expectError(1, 2)35	fmt.Println(a)36}37func expectError(a, b int) (int, error) {38	return a + b, fmt.Errorf("error")39}40import (41func main() {42	var a = expectError(1, 2)43	fmt.Println(a)44}45func expectError(a, b int) (int, error) {46	return a + b, fmt.Errorf("error")47}48import (49func main() {50	var a = expectError(1, 2)51	fmt.Println(a)52}53func expectError(a, b int) (int, error) {54	return a + b, fmt.Errorf("error")55}

expectOK

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1import (2func TestTwo(t *testing.T) {3    m := main{}4    m.expectOK(t, true)5}6import (7func TestThree(t *testing.T) {8    m := main{}9    m.expectOK(t, true)10}11import (12func TestFour(t *testing.T) {13    m := main{}14    m.expectOK(t, true)15}16import (17func TestFive(t *testing.T) {18    m := main{}19    m.expectOK(t, true)20}21import (22func TestSix(t *testing.T) {23    m := main{}24    m.expectOK(t, true)25}26import (27func TestSeven(t *testing.T) {28    m := main{}29    m.expectOK(t, true)30}31import (32func TestEight(t *testing.T) {33    m := main{}34    m.expectOK(t, true)35}36import (37func TestNine(t *testing.T) {38    m := main{}39    m.expectOK(t, true)40}41import (42func TestTen(t *testing.T) {43    m := main{}44    m.expectOK(t, true)45}46import (47func TestEleven(t *testing.T) {48    m := main{}

expectOK

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1import (2func TestExpectOK(t *testing.T) {3	fmt.Println("TestExpectOK")4	main := new(Main)5	main.ExpectOK()6}7import (8type Main struct {9}10func (m *Main) ExpectOK() {11	fmt.Println("ExpectOK")12}13func TestExpectOK(t *testing.T) {14	fmt.Println("TestExpectOK")15	main := new(Main)16	main.ExpectOK()17}18I am trying to test a method of a class. The method is in a different file than the test file. The method is in a different package as well. I am trying to use the method by creating an instance of the class and then calling the method. I am getting an error saying that the method does not exist. I am new to Go and I am not sure how to fix this. I have tried a lot of things but nothing seems to work. I have tried creating a package for the class and then importing it in the test file but that did not work either. Any help would be appreciated. Here is my code:19import (20type Main struct {21}22func (m *Main) ExpectOK() {23    fmt.Println("ExpectOK")24}25func TestExpectOK(t *testing.T) {26    fmt.Println("TestExpectOK")27    main := new(Main)28    main.ExpectOK()29}30I am trying to test a method of a class. The method is in a different file than the test file. The method is in a different package as well. I am trying to use the method by creating an instance of the class and then calling the method. I am getting an error saying that the method does not exist. I am new to Go and I am not sure how to fix this. I have tried a lot of things but nothing seems to work. I have tried creating a package for the class and then importing it in the test file but that did not work either. Any help would be appreciated. Here is my code:

expectOK

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