How to use stop_service method in lisa

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xdbus.py

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...28 self.dbusMonitor.start()29 self.oe.dbg_log('xdbus::start_service', 'exit_function', self.oe.LOGDEBUG)30 except Exception as e:31 self.oe.dbg_log('xdbus::start_service', 'ERROR: (' + repr(e) + ')', self.oe.LOGERROR)32 def stop_service(self):33 try:34 self.oe.dbg_log('xdbus::stop_service', 'enter_function', self.oe.LOGDEBUG)35 if hasattr(self, 'dbusMonitor'):36 self.dbusMonitor.stop()37 del self.dbusMonitor38 self.oe.dbg_log('xdbus::stop_service', 'exit_function', self.oe.LOGDEBUG)39 except Exception as e:40 self.oe.dbg_log('xdbus::stop_service', 'ERROR: (' + repr(e) + ')')41 def exit(self):42 pass43 def restart(self):44 try:45 self.oe.dbg_log('xdbus::restart', 'enter_function', self.oe.LOGDEBUG)46 self.stop_service()47 self.start_service()48 self.oe.dbg_log('xdbus::restart', 'exit_function', self.oe.LOGDEBUG)49 except Exception as e:50 self.oe.dbg_log('xdbus::restart', 'ERROR: (' + repr(e) + ')')51class dbusMonitor(threading.Thread):52 def __init__(self, oeMain):53 try:54 oeMain.dbg_log('xdbus::dbusMonitor::__init__', 'enter_function', oeMain.LOGDEBUG)55 self.monitors = []56 self.oe = oeMain57 self.dbusSystemBus = oeMain.dbusSystemBus58 dbus.mainloop.glib.threads_init()59 DBusGMainLoop(set_as_default=True)60 self.mainLoop = GLib.MainLoop()...

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dynamic.py

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...13 return s14 def current_services(self):15 return list(self.services)16 def after_task(self, task, service):17 self.provider.stop_service(service)18 # self.services.discard(service)19class SingleEngine(EngineBase):20 def __init__(self, provider, **kwargs):21 super(SingleEngine, self).__init__(provider, **kwargs)22 self.conf = self.provider.configurations()[0]23 self.service = None24 def before_eval(self):25 self.service = self.provider.start_service(1, self.conf)26 def after_eval(self):27 self.provider.stop_service(self.service)28 self.service = None29 def which_service(self, task):30 return self.service31 def current_services(self):32 return [self.service]33class LimitEngine(EngineBase):34 def __init__(self, provider, n, **kwargs):35 super(LimitEngine, self).__init__(provider, **kwargs)36 self.conf = self.provider.configurations()[0]37 self.n = n38 self.services = []39 self.num_unscheduled = -140 self.le_lock = Semaphore()41 def before_eval(self):42 self.num_unscheduled = len(self.dag)43 def after_eval(self):44 for s in self.services:45 self.provider.stop_service(s)46 self.services = []47 def which_service(self, task):48 self.num_unscheduled -= 149 for s in self.services:50 if len(s.tasks) == 0:51 return s52 if len(self.services) < self.n:53 s = self.provider.start_service(len(self.services) + 1, self.conf)54 self.services.append(s)55 else:56 s = min(self.services, key=lambda x: len(x.tasks))57 return s58 def after_task(self, task, service):59 self.le_lock.acquire()60 if self.num_unscheduled == 0 and len(service.tasks) == 0:61 self.provider.stop_service(service)62 for s in self.services:63 if len(s.tasks) == 0:64 self.provider.stop_service(s)65 self.le_lock.release()66 def current_services(self):...

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test_webmgr.py

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1# Copyright (c) 2017-2019 David Steele <dsteele@gmail.com>2#3# SPDX-License-Identifier: GPL-2.0-or-later4# License-Filename: LICENSE5import pytest6from mock import patch, call7from comitup import webmgr8def test_webmgr_callback_target():9 assert webmgr.callback_target() == webmgr.state_callback10@pytest.fixture()11def websvc_fxt(request):12 web_svc = webmgr.web_service13 def fin():14 webmgr.web_service = web_svc15 request.addfinalizer(fin)16@pytest.mark.parametrize("state, action, fn_fact, arg_fact", (17 ('HOTSPOT', 'start', lambda: webmgr.stop_service,18 lambda: webmgr.web_service), # noqa19 ('HOTSPOT', 'pass', lambda: webmgr.start_service,20 lambda: webmgr.COMITUP_SERVICE),21 ('CONNECTING', 'start', lambda: webmgr.stop_service,22 lambda: webmgr.COMITUP_SERVICE),23 ('CONNECTED', 'start', lambda: webmgr.start_service,24 lambda: webmgr.web_service),25))26@pytest.mark.parametrize("svc", ("", "foo"))27@patch('comitup.webmgr.start_service')28@patch('comitup.webmgr.stop_service')29def test_webmgr_callback(stop_svc, start_svc, svc, state, action,30 fn_fact, arg_fact, websvc_fxt):31 webmgr.web_service = svc32 webmgr.state_callback(state, action)33 if arg_fact():34 assert fn_fact().called35 assert fn_fact().called_with(call(arg_fact()))36 else:37 assert not fn_fact().called38 if svc:39 assert fn_fact().called40others = [(x, y) for x in ('HOTSPOT', 'CONNECTING', 'CONNECTED')41 for y in ('fail', 'timeout')] # noqa42@pytest.mark.parametrize("state, action", [43 ('CONNECTING', 'pass'),44 ('CONNECTED', 'pass'),45 ] + others46)47@patch('comitup.webmgr.start_service')48@patch('comitup.webmgr.stop_service')49def test_webmgr_no_callback(stop_svc, start_svc, state, action, websvc_fxt):50 webmgr.web_service = 'foo'51 webmgr.state_callback(state, action)52 assert not stop_svc.called...

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