How to use _check_kdump_result method in lisa

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kdumpcrash.py

Source:kdumpcrash.py

...280            )281        except Exception as identifier:282            log.debug(f"ignorable ssh exception: {identifier}")283        # Check if the vmcore file is generated after triggering a crash284        self._check_kdump_result(node, log_path, log, kdump)285        # We should clean up the vmcore file since the test is passed286        node.execute(f"rm -rf {kdump.dump_path}/*", shell=True, sudo=True)287    def _check_kdump_result(288        self, node: Node, log_path: Path, log: Logger, kdump: KdumpBase289    ) -> None:290        # We use this function to check if the dump file is generated.291        # Steps:292        # 1. Try to connect the VM;293        # 2. If connected:294        #    1). Check if the dump file is generated. If so, then jump the loop.295        #       The test is passed.296        #    2). If there is no dump file, check the incomplete file (When dumping297        #        hasn't completed, the dump file is named as "*incomplete").298        #           a. If there is no incomplete file either, then raise and exception.299        #           b. If there is an incomplete file, then check if the file size300        #              is growing. If so, check it in a loop until the dump completes301        #              or incomplete file doesn't grow or timeout....

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