How to use _get_matched_capability method in lisa

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platform_.py

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...1924 continue1925 if vm_size in caps:1926 candidate_caps.append(caps[vm_size])1927 return candidate_caps1928 def _get_matched_capability(1929 self,1930 requirement: schema.NodeSpace,1931 candidate_capabilities: List[AzureCapability],1932 ) -> Optional[schema.NodeSpace]:1933 matched_cap: Optional[schema.NodeSpace] = None1934 # filter allowed vm sizes1935 for azure_cap in candidate_capabilities:1936 check_result = requirement.check(azure_cap.capability)1937 if check_result.result:1938 min_cap = self._generate_min_capability(1939 requirement, azure_cap, azure_cap.location1940 )1941 matched_cap = min_cap1942 break1943 return matched_cap1944 def _get_matched_capabilities(1945 self, location: str, nodes_requirement: List[schema.NodeSpace], log: Logger1946 ) -> Tuple[List[Union[schema.NodeSpace, bool]], str]:1947 # capability or if it's able to wait.1948 caps: List[Union[schema.NodeSpace, bool]] = [False] * len(nodes_requirement)1949 # one of errors for all requirements. It's enough for troubleshooting.1950 error: str = ""1951 # get allowed vm sizes. Either it's from the runbook defined, or1952 # from subscription supported .1953 for req_index, req in enumerate(nodes_requirement):1954 candidate_caps, sub_error = self._get_allowed_capabilities(1955 req, location, log1956 )1957 if sub_error:1958 # no candidate found, so try next one.1959 error = sub_error1960 continue1961 # filter vm sizes and return two list. 1st is deployable, 2nd is1962 # wait able for released resource.1963 (1964 available_capabilities,1965 awaitable_capabilities,1966 ) = self._parse_cap_availabilities(candidate_caps)1967 # sort vm sizes to match1968 available_capabilities = self.get_sorted_vm_sizes(1969 available_capabilities, log1970 )1971 # match vm sizes by capability or use the predefined vm sizes.1972 candidate_cap = self._get_matched_capability(req, available_capabilities)1973 if candidate_cap:1974 caps[req_index] = candidate_cap1975 else:1976 # the error will be overwritten, if there is vm sizes without1977 # quota.1978 error = f"no available vm size found on '{location}'."1979 if not candidate_cap:1980 # check if there is awaitable VMs1981 candidate_cap = self._get_matched_capability(1982 req, awaitable_capabilities1983 )1984 if candidate_cap:1985 # True means awaitable.1986 caps[req_index] = True1987 error = f"no quota found on '{location}'"1988 return caps, error1989 def _get_allowed_capabilities(1990 self, req: schema.NodeSpace, location: str, log: Logger1991 ) -> Tuple[List[AzureCapability], str]:1992 node_runbook = req.get_extended_runbook(AzureNodeSchema, AZURE)1993 error: str = ""1994 if node_runbook.vm_size:1995 # find the vm_size...

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