How to use __suite_method method in lisa

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testsuite.py

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...459 (460 is_suite_continue,461 suite_error_message,462 suite_error_stacktrace,463 ) = self.__suite_method(464 self.before_suite, test_kwargs=test_kwargs, log=suite_log465 )466 for case_result in case_results:467 case_name = case_result.runtime_data.name468 case_result.environment = environment469 case_log = get_logger("case", case_name, parent=self.__log)470 case_log_path = self.__create_case_log_path(case_name)471 case_part_path = self.__get_test_part_path(case_log_path)472 case_working_path = self.__get_case_working_path(case_part_path)473 case_unique_name = case_log_path.name474 case_log_file = case_log_path / f"{case_log_path.name}.log"475 case_log_handler = create_file_handler(case_log_file, case_log)476 add_handler(case_log_handler, environment.log)477 case_kwargs = test_kwargs.copy()478 case_kwargs.update({"case_name": case_unique_name})479 case_kwargs.update({"log": case_log})480 case_kwargs.update({"log_path": case_log_path})481 case_kwargs.update({"working_path": case_working_path})482 case_kwargs.update({"part_path": case_part_path})483 case_kwargs.update({"result": case_result})484 case_log.info(485 f"test case '{case_result.runtime_data.full_name}' is running"486 )487 is_continue: bool = is_suite_continue488 total_timer = create_timer()489 case_result.log_file = case_log_file.relative_to(490 constants.RUN_LOCAL_LOG_PATH491 ).as_posix()492 case_result.set_status(TestStatus.RUNNING, "")493 case_timeout = case_result.runtime_data.metadata.timeout494 if is_continue:495 is_continue = self.__before_case(496 case_result=case_result,497 timeout=case_timeout,498 test_kwargs=case_kwargs,499 log=case_log,500 )501 else:502 case_result.stacktrace = suite_error_stacktrace503 case_result.set_status(TestStatus.SKIPPED, suite_error_message)504 if is_continue:505 self.__run_case(506 case_result=case_result,507 timeout=case_timeout,508 test_kwargs=case_kwargs,509 log=case_log,510 )511 self.__after_case(512 case_result=case_result,513 timeout=case_timeout,514 test_kwargs=case_kwargs,515 log=case_log,516 )517 case_log.info(518 f"result: {case_result.status.name}, " f"elapsed: {total_timer}"519 )520 remove_handler(case_log_handler, case_log)521 remove_handler(case_log_handler, environment.log)522 if case_log_handler:523 case_log_handler.close()524 if self._should_stop:525 suite_log.info("received stop message, stop run")526 break527 self.__suite_method(self.after_suite, test_kwargs=test_kwargs, log=suite_log)528 def stop(self) -> None:529 self._should_stop = True530 def __create_case_log_path(self, case_name: str) -> Path:531 while True:532 path = (533 constants.RUN_LOCAL_LOG_PATH534 / "tests"535 / f"{get_datetime_path()}-{case_name}"536 )537 if not path.exists():538 break539 sleep(0.1)540 # avoid to create folder for UT541 if not is_unittest():542 path.mkdir(parents=True)543 return path544 def __get_test_part_path(self, log_path: Path) -> Path:545 if is_unittest():546 return Path()547 return Path(log_path.parts[-2]) / log_path.parts[-1]548 def __get_case_working_path(self, test_part_path: Path) -> Path:549 if is_unittest():550 return Path()551 # The working path should be the same name as log_path, so it's easy to552 # associated. Unlike the log path, the working path won't be created, because553 # it's not used in most cases. So it doesn't need to be created too. The554 # test case should create it, when it's used.555 working_path = constants.RUN_LOCAL_WORKING_PATH / test_part_path556 return working_path557 def __suite_method(558 self, method: Callable[..., Any], test_kwargs: Dict[str, Any], log: Logger559 ) -> Tuple[bool, str, Optional[str]]:560 result: bool = True561 message: str = ""562 timer = create_timer()563 method_name = method.__name__564 stacktrace: Optional[str] = None565 try:566 self.__call_with_retry_and_timeout(567 method,568 retries=0,569 timeout=3600,570 log=log,571 test_kwargs=test_kwargs,...

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