How to use _install_from_src method in lisa

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stress_ng.py

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...19 posix_os: Posix = cast(Posix, self.node.os)20 if posix_os.is_package_in_repo("stress-ng"):21 posix_os.install_packages("stress-ng")22 else:23 self._install_from_src()24 return self._check_exists()25 def launch(26 self, num_workers: int = 0, vm_bytes: str = "", timeout_in_seconds: int = 027 ) -> None:28 # --vm N, start N workers spinning on anonymous mmap29 # --timeout T, timeout after T seconds30 # --vm-bytes N, allocate N bytes per vm worker31 # (default 256MB)32 cmd = ""33 if num_workers:34 cmd += f" --vm {num_workers} "35 if num_workers:36 cmd += f" --vm-bytes {vm_bytes} "37 if timeout_in_seconds:38 cmd += f" --timeout {timeout_in_seconds} "39 self.run(cmd, force_run=True)40 def _install_from_src(self) -> bool:41 tool_path = self.get_tool_path()42 git = self.node.tools[Git]43 git.clone(self.repo, tool_path, ref=self.branch)44 self.node.tools[Gcc]45 make = self.node.tools[Make]46 code_path = tool_path.joinpath("stress-ng")47 make.make_install(cwd=code_path)...

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texinfo.py

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...21 try:22 posix_os.install_packages("texinfo", timeout=2000)23 except MissingPackagesException:24 posix_os.install_packages(["perl", "perl-Data-Dumper"])25 self._install_from_src()26 return self._check_exists()27 def _install_from_src(self) -> None:28 tool_path = self.get_tool_path()29 wget = self.node.tools[Wget]30 tar = self.node.tools[Tar]31 download_path = wget.get(32 url=self.source_link,33 filename=f"texinfo-{self.version}.tar.xz",34 file_path=str(tool_path),35 )36 tar.extract(download_path, dest_dir=str(tool_path))37 code_path = tool_path.joinpath(f"texinfo-{self.version}")38 make = self.node.tools[Make]39 self.node.execute("./configure", cwd=code_path).assert_exit_code()40 make.make_install(code_path)41 self.node.execute(...

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ntpstat.py

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...17 def can_install(self) -> bool:18 return True19 def _initialize(self, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> None:20 self._command = "ntpstat"21 def _install_from_src(self) -> None:22 tool_path = self.get_tool_path()23 git = self.node.tools[Git]24 git.clone(self.repo, tool_path)25 gcc = self.node.tools[Gcc]26 code_path = tool_path.joinpath("ntpstat")27 gcc.compile(f"{code_path}/ntpstat.c", "ntpstat")28 self._command = "./ntpstat"29 def install(self) -> bool:30 posix_os: Posix = cast(Posix, self.node.os)31 posix_os.install_packages("ntpstat")32 if not self._check_exists():33 self._install_from_src()34 return self._check_exists()35 @retry(exceptions=LisaException, tries=40, delay=0.5)36 def check_time_sync(self) -> None:37 cmd_result = self.run(shell=True, sudo=True, force_run=True)38 if self.__not_sync in cmd_result.stdout:...

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