How to use _is_completed_status method in lisa

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testsuite.py

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...62 def can_run(self) -> bool:63 return self.status in [TestStatus.QUEUED, TestStatus.ASSIGNED]64 @property65 def is_completed(self) -> bool:66 return _is_completed_status(self.status)67 @property68 def name(self) -> str:69 return self.runtime_data.metadata.name70 @hookspec71 def update_test_result_message(self, message: TestResultMessage) -> None:72 ...73 def handle_exception(74 self, exception: Exception, log: Logger, phase: str = ""75 ) -> None:76 self.stacktrace = traceback.format_exc()77 if phase:78 phase = f"{phase} "79 if isinstance(exception, SkippedException):80 log.info(f"case skipped: {exception}")...

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messages.py

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...70 log_file: str = ""71 stacktrace: Optional[str] = None72 @property73 def is_completed(self) -> bool:74 return _is_completed_status(self.status)75@dataclass76class SubTestMessage(TestResultMessageBase):77 hardware_platform: str = ""78 type: str = "SubTestResult"79class NetworkProtocol(str, Enum):80 IPv4 = "IPv4"81 IPv6 = "IPv6"82class TransportProtocol(str, Enum):83 Tcp = "TCP"84 Udp = "UDP"85@dataclass86class PerfMessage(MessageBase):87 type: str = "Performance"88 tool: str = ""89 test_case_name: str = ""90 platform: str = ""91 location: str = ""92 host_version: str = ""93 guest_os_type: str = "Linux"94 distro_version: str = ""95 vmsize: str = ""96 kernel_version: str = ""97 lis_version: str = ""98 ip_version: str = NetworkProtocol.IPv499 protocol_type: str = TransportProtocol.Tcp100 data_path: str = ""101 test_date: datetime = datetime.utcnow()102 role: str = ""103 test_result_id: str = ""104T = TypeVar("T", bound=PerfMessage)105DiskSetupType = Enum(106 "DiskSetupType",107 [108 "raw",109 "raid0",110 ],111)112DiskType = Enum(113 "DiskType",114 [115 "nvme",116 "premiumssd",117 ],118)119@dataclass120class DiskPerformanceMessage(PerfMessage):121 disk_setup_type: DiskSetupType = DiskSetupType.raw122 block_size: int = 0123 disk_type: DiskType = DiskType.nvme124 core_count: int = 0125 disk_count: int = 0126 qdepth: int = 0127 iodepth: int = 0128 numjob: int = 0129 read_iops: Decimal = Decimal(0)130 read_lat_usec: Decimal = Decimal(0)131 randread_iops: Decimal = Decimal(0)132 randread_lat_usec: Decimal = Decimal(0)133 write_iops: Decimal = Decimal(0)134 write_lat_usec: Decimal = Decimal(0)135 randwrite_iops: Decimal = Decimal(0)136 randwrite_lat_usec: Decimal = Decimal(0)137@dataclass138class NetworkLatencyPerformanceMessage(PerfMessage):139 max_latency_us: Decimal = Decimal(0)140 average_latency_us: Decimal = Decimal(0)141 min_latency_us: Decimal = Decimal(0)142 latency95_percentile_us: Decimal = Decimal(0)143 latency99_percentile_us: Decimal = Decimal(0)144 interval_us: int = 0145 frequency: int = 0146@dataclass147class NetworkPPSPerformanceMessage(PerfMessage):148 test_type: str = ""149 rx_pps_minimum: Decimal = Decimal(0)150 rx_pps_average: Decimal = Decimal(0)151 rx_pps_maximum: Decimal = Decimal(0)152 tx_pps_minimum: Decimal = Decimal(0)153 tx_pps_average: Decimal = Decimal(0)154 tx_pps_maximum: Decimal = Decimal(0)155 rx_tx_pps_minimum: Decimal = Decimal(0)156 rx_tx_pps_average: Decimal = Decimal(0)157 rx_tx_pps_maximum: Decimal = Decimal(0)158 fwd_pps_maximum: Decimal = Decimal(0)159 fwd_pps_average: Decimal = Decimal(0)160 fwd_pps_minimum: Decimal = Decimal(0)161@dataclass162class NetworkTCPPerformanceMessage(PerfMessage):163 connections_num: int = 0164 throughput_in_gbps: Decimal = Decimal(0)165 latency_us: Decimal = Decimal(0)166 buffer_size: Decimal = Decimal(0)167 tx_packets: Decimal = Decimal(0)168 rx_packets: Decimal = Decimal(0)169 pkts_interrupts: Decimal = Decimal(0)170 number_of_receivers: int = 1171 number_of_senders: int = 1172 sender_cycles_per_byte: Decimal = Decimal(0)173 connections_created_time: int = 0174 retrans_segments: int = 0175 receiver_cycles_rer_byte: Decimal = Decimal(0)176 # iperf tcp fields177 buffer_size_bytes: Decimal = Decimal(0)178 tx_throughput_in_gbps: Decimal = Decimal(0)179 rx_throughput_in_gbps: Decimal = Decimal(0)180 retransmitted_segments: Decimal = Decimal(0)181 congestion_windowsize_kb: Decimal = Decimal(0)182@dataclass183class NetworkUDPPerformanceMessage(PerfMessage):184 connections_num: int = 0185 number_of_receivers: int = 1186 number_of_senders: int = 1187 connections_created_time: int = 0188 receiver_cycles_rer_byte: Decimal = Decimal(0)189 send_buffer_size: Decimal = Decimal(0)190 tx_throughput_in_gbps: Decimal = Decimal(0)191 rx_throughput_in_gbps: Decimal = Decimal(0)192 data_loss: Decimal = Decimal(0)193 packet_size_kbytes: Decimal = Decimal(0)194def _is_completed_status(status: TestStatus) -> bool:195 return status in [196 TestStatus.FAILED,197 TestStatus.PASSED,198 TestStatus.SKIPPED,199 TestStatus.ATTEMPTED,200 ]201def create_perf_message(202 message_type: Type[T],203 node: "Node",204 test_result: "TestResult",205 test_case_name: str = "",206 other_fields: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None,207) -> T:208 environment = test_result.environment...

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