How to use create_by_type_name method in lisa

Best Python code snippet using lisa_python

runner.py

Source:runner.py

...258                f"create runner {runner_name} with {len(raw_filters)} filter(s)."259            )260            # keep filters to current runner's only.261            runbook.testcase = parse_testcase_filters(raw_filters)262            runner = factory.create_by_type_name(263                type_name=runner_name,264                runbook=runbook,265                index=self._runner_count,266                case_variables=case_variables,267            )268            runner.initialize()269            self._runners.append(runner)270            self._runner_count += 1271            yield runner272    def _submit_runner_tasks(273        self,274        runner: BaseRunner,275        task_manager: TaskManager[None],276    ) -> bool:...

subclasses.py

Source:subclasses.py

...59                raise LisaException(60                    f"found unknown fields: {instance.extended_schemas}"61                )62        return cast(T_BASECLASS, instance)63    def create_by_type_name(self, type_name: str, **kwargs: Any) -> T_BASECLASS:64        sub_type = self._get_sub_type(type_name)65        return cast(T_BASECLASS, sub_type(**kwargs))66    def create_by_runbook(67        self, runbook: schema.TypedSchema, **kwargs: Any68    ) -> T_BASECLASS:69        sub_type = self._get_sub_type(runbook.type)70        sub_type_with_runbook = cast(Type[BaseClassWithRunbookMixin], sub_type)71        sub_object = sub_type_with_runbook.create_with_runbook(72            runbook=runbook, **kwargs73        )74        assert isinstance(75            sub_object, BaseClassWithRunbookMixin76        ), f"actual: {type(sub_object)}"77        return cast(T_BASECLASS, sub_object)...

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