How to use set_exitcode method in yandex-tank

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util.py

Source:util.py

...25    def parse_time_value(s):26        if s[-1] != "s":27            raise ValueError('Cannot parse "{0}" as a time value.'.format(s))28        return float(s[:-1])29    def set_exitcode(new):30        if "exitcode" in result_values:31            old = result_values["exitcode"]32            assert (33                old == new34            ), "Inconsistent exit codes {} and {} from VerifierCloud".format(old, new)35        else:36            result_values["exitcode"] = new37    for key, value in values:38        value = value.strip()39        if key in ["cputime", "walltime"]:40            result_values[key] = parse_time_value(value)41        elif key == "memory":42            result_values["memory"] = int(value.strip("B"))43        elif key == "exitcode":44            set_exitcode(benchexec.util.ProcessExitCode.from_raw(int(value)))45        elif key == "returnvalue":46            set_exitcode(benchexec.util.ProcessExitCode.create(value=int(value)))47        elif key == "exitsignal":48            set_exitcode(benchexec.util.ProcessExitCode.create(signal=int(value)))49        elif (50            key in ["host", "terminationreason", "cpuCores", "memoryNodes"]51            or key.startswith("blkio-")52            or key.startswith("cpuenergy")53            or key.startswith("energy-")54            or key.startswith("cputime-cpu")55        ):56            result_values[key] = value57        elif key not in ["command", "timeLimit", "coreLimit", "memoryLimit"]:58            result_values["vcloud-" + key] = value59    return result_values60def parse_frequency_value(s):61    if not s:62        return s...

vcloudutil.py

Source:vcloudutil.py

...14    def parse_time_value(s):15        if s[-1] != "s":16            raise ValueError(f'Cannot parse "{s}" as a time value.')17        return float(s[:-1])18    def set_exitcode(new):19        if "exitcode" in result_values:20            old = result_values["exitcode"]21            assert (22                old == new23            ), f"Inconsistent exit codes {old} and {new} from VerifierCloud"24        else:25            result_values["exitcode"] = new26    for key, value in values:27        value = value.strip()28        if key in ["cputime", "walltime"]:29            result_values[key] = parse_time_value(value)30        elif key == "memory":31            result_values["memory"] = int(value.strip("B"))32        elif key == "exitcode":33            set_exitcode(benchexec.util.ProcessExitCode.from_raw(int(value)))34        elif key == "returnvalue":35            set_exitcode(benchexec.util.ProcessExitCode.create(value=int(value)))36        elif key == "exitsignal":37            set_exitcode(benchexec.util.ProcessExitCode.create(signal=int(value)))38        elif (39            key in ["host", "terminationreason", "cpuCores", "memoryNodes", "starttime"]40            or key.startswith("blkio-")41            or key.startswith("cpuenergy")42            or key.startswith("energy-")43            or key.startswith("cputime-cpu")44        ):45            result_values[key] = value46        elif key not in ["command", "timeLimit", "coreLimit", "memoryLimit"]:47            result_values["vcloud-" + key] = value48    return result_values49def parse_frequency_value(s):50    # Contrary to benchexec.util.parse_frequency_value, this handles float values.51    if not s:...

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