How to use _save_all_logs method in lisa

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kvm_unit_tests_tool.py

Source:kvm_unit_tests_tool.py Github

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...60 no_info_log=False, # print out result of each test61 )62 results = self._parse_results(exec_result.stdout)63 if not results:64 self._save_all_logs(failure_logs_path)65 raise LisaException("Did not find any test results in stdout.")66 failed_tests = []67 for result in results:68 if result.status == TestStatus.FAILED:69 failed_tests.append(result.name)70 subtest_message = create_test_result_message(71 SubTestMessage,72 test_result.id_,73 environment,74 result.name,75 result.status,76 )77 notifier.notify(subtest_message)78 self._save_logs(failed_tests, failure_logs_path)79 assert_that(failed_tests, f"Unexpected failures: {failed_tests}").is_empty()80 def _parse_results(self, output: str) -> List[KvmUnitTestResult]:81 lines = output.split("\n")82 results: List[KvmUnitTestResult] = []83 # Each line is printed in this format:84 #85 # PASS kvm (<some additional info...>)86 # | |87 # | +-> test name88 # +-> test status (can also be FAIL or SKIP)89 #90 # For now, we don't do anything with the additional info in the91 # parantheses.92 line_regex = re.compile(r"^\S+(PASS|FAIL|SKIP)\S+ (\S+) .*$")93 for line in lines:94 match = re.search(line_regex, line)95 if not match:96 continue97 result = KvmUnitTestResult()98 result.name = match.group(2)99 status = match.group(1)100 if status == "PASS":101 result.status = TestStatus.PASSED102 elif status == "FAIL":103 if result.name in self.EXPECTED_FAILURES:104 result.status = TestStatus.ATTEMPTED105 else:106 result.status = TestStatus.FAILED107 else:108 result.status = TestStatus.SKIPPED109 results.append(result)110 return results111 def _save_logs(self, test_names: List[str], log_path: Path) -> None:112 logs_dir = self.repo_root / "logs"113 self.node.execute(f"chmod a+x {str(logs_dir)}", shell=True, sudo=True)114 self.node.execute(f"chmod -R a+r {str(logs_dir)}", shell=True, sudo=True)115 for test_name in test_names:116 self.node.shell.copy_back(117 self.repo_root / "logs" / f"{test_name}.log",118 log_path / f"{test_name}.failure.log",119 )120 def _save_all_logs(self, log_path: Path) -> None:121 logs_dir = self.repo_root / "logs"122 self.node.tools[Chmod].chmod("a+x", str(logs_dir), sudo=True)123 self.node.tools[Chmod].update_folder("a+r", str(logs_dir), sudo=True)124 files = self.node.tools[Ls].list(str(logs_dir), sudo=True)125 for f in files:126 f_path = PurePath(f)127 self.node.shell.copy_back(128 f_path,129 log_path / f"{f_path.name}",130 )131 def _initialize(self, *args: Any, **kwargs: Any) -> None:132 tool_path = self.get_tool_path(use_global=True)133 self.repo_root = tool_path.joinpath("kvm-unit-tests")134 self.cmd_path = self.repo_root.joinpath("run_tests.sh")...

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