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# Lint as: python2, python3
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# Copyright (c) 2013 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
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# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
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# found in the LICENSE file.
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import collections
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import six.moves.http_client
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import logging
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import os
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import re
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import socket
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import time
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import common
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from autotest_lib.client.common_lib import error
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from autotest_lib.client.common_lib.cros import retry
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from autotest_lib.server import utils
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GOOFY_JSONRPC_SERVER_PORT = 0x0FAC
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GOOFY_RUNNING = 'RUNNING'
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class GoofyProxyException(Exception):
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"""Exception raised when a goofy rpc fails."""
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pass
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class GoofyRuntimeException(Exception):
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"""Exception raised when something goes wrong while a test is running."""
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pass
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def retry_goofy_rpc(exception_tuple, timeout_min=30):
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"""A decorator to use with goofy rpcs.
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This decorator tries to recreate the goofy client proxy on
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socket error. It will continue trying to do so until it
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executes the method without any socket errors or till the
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retry.retry decorator hits it's timeout.
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Usage:
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If you just want to recreate the proxy:
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1. @retry_goofy_rpc(exception_tuple=(<exception>, socket.error),
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timeout_min=<timeout>)
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2. @retry_goofy_rpc(socket.error, timeout_min=<timeout>)
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Note: you need to specify the socket.error exception because we
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want to retry the call after recreating the proxy.
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@param exception_tuple: A tuple of exceptions to pass to
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the retry decorator. Any of these exceptions will result
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in retries for the duration of timeout_min.
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@param timeout_min: The timeout, in minutes, for which we should
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retry the method ignoring any exception in exception_tuple.
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"""
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def inner_decorator(method):
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"""Inner retry decorator applied to the method.
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@param method: The method that needs to be wrapped in the decorator.
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@return A wrapper function that implements the retry.
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"""
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@retry.retry(exception_tuple, timeout_min=timeout_min)
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def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):
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"""This wrapper handles socket errors.
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If the method in question:
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1. Throws an exception in exception_tuple and it is not a
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socket.error, retry for timeout_min through retry.retry.
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2. Throws a socket.error, recreate the client proxy, and
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retry for timeout_min through retry.retry.
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3. Throws an exception not in exception_tuple, fail.
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"""
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try:
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return method(*args, **kwargs)
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except socket.error as e:
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goofy_proxy = args[0]
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if type(goofy_proxy) is GoofyProxy:
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logging.warning('Socket error while running factory tests '
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'%s, recreating goofy proxy.', e)
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goofy_proxy._create_client_proxy(timeout_min=timeout_min)
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else:
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logging.warning('Connectivity was lost and the retry '
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'decorator was unable to recreate a goofy '
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'client proxy, args: %s.', args)
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raise
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return wrapper
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return inner_decorator
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class GoofyProxy(object):
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"""Client capable of making rpc calls to goofy.
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Methods of this class that can cause goofy to change state
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usually need a retry decorator. Methods that have a retry decorator
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need to be 'pure', i.e return the same results when called multiple
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times with the same argument.
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There are 2 known exceptions this class can deal with, a socket.error
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which happens when we try to execute an rpc when the DUT is, say, suspended
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and a BadStatusLine, which we get when we try to execute an rpc while the
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DUT is going through a factory_restart. Ideally we would like to handle
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socket timeouts different from BadStatusLines as we can get connection
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errors even when a device reboots and BadStatusLines ususally only when
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factory restarts. crbug.com/281714.
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"""
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# This timeout was arbitrarily chosen as many tests in the factory test
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# suite run for days. Ideally we would like to split this into at least 2
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# timeouts, one which we use for rpcs that run while no other test is,
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# running and is smaller than the second that is designed for use with rpcs
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# that might execute simultaneously with a test. The latter needs a longer
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# timeout since tests could suspend,resume for a long time, and a call like
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# GetGoofyStatus should be tolerant to these suspend/resumes. In designing
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# the base timeout one needs to allocate time to component methods of this
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# class (such as _set_test_list) as a multiple of the number of rpcs it
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# executes.
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BASE_RPC_TIMEOUT = 1440
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POLLING_INTERVAL = 5
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FACTORY_BUG_RE = r'.*(/tmp/factory_bug.*tar.bz2).*'
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UNTAR_COMMAND = 'tar jxf %s -C %s'
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def __init__(self, host):
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"""
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@param host: The host object representing the DUT running goofy.
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"""
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self._host = host
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self._raw_stop_running_tests()
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self._create_client_proxy(timeout_min=self.BASE_RPC_TIMEOUT)
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def _create_client_proxy(self, timeout_min=30):
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"""Create a goofy client proxy.
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Ping the host till it's up, then proceed to create a goofy proxy. We
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don't wrap this method with a retry because it's used in the retry
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decorator itself.
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"""
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# We don't ssh ping here as there is a potential dealy in O(minutes)
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# with our ssh command against a sleeping DUT, once it wakes up, and
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# that will lead to significant overhead incurred over many reboots.
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self._host.ping_wait_up(timeout_min)
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logging.info('Host is pingable, creating goofy client proxy')
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self._client = self._host.rpc_server_tracker.jsonrpc_connect(
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GOOFY_JSONRPC_SERVER_PORT)
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@retry.retry((six.moves.http_client.BadStatusLine, socket.error),
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timeout_min=BASE_RPC_TIMEOUT)
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def _raw_stop_running_tests(self):
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"""Stop running tests by shelling out to the DUT.
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Use this method only before we have actually created the client
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proxy, as shelling out has several pitfalls. We need to stop all
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tests in a retry loop because tests will start executing as soon
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as we have reimaged a DUT and trying to create the proxy while
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the DUT is rebooting will lead to a spurious failure.
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Note that we use the plain retry decorator for this method since
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we don't need to recreate the client proxy on failure.
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"""
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logging.info('Stopping all tests and clearing factory state')
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self._host.run('factory clear')
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@retry_goofy_rpc((six.moves.http_client.BadStatusLine, socket.error),
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timeout_min=BASE_RPC_TIMEOUT)
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def _get_goofy_status(self):
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"""Return status of goofy, ignoring socket timeouts and http exceptions.
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"""
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status = self._client.GetGoofyStatus().get('status')
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return status
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def _wait_for_goofy(self, timeout_min=BASE_RPC_TIMEOUT*2):
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"""Wait till goofy is running or a timeout occurs.
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@param timeout_min: Minutes to wait before timing this call out.
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"""
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current_time = time.time()
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timeout_secs = timeout_min * 60
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logging.info('Waiting on goofy')
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while self._get_goofy_status() != GOOFY_RUNNING:
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if time.time() - current_time > timeout_secs:
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break
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return
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@retry_goofy_rpc(socket.error, timeout_min=BASE_RPC_TIMEOUT*2)
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def _set_test_list(self, next_list):
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"""Set the given test list for execution and turn on test automation.
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Confirm that the given test list is a test that has been baked into
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the image, then run it. Some test lists are configured to start
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execution automatically when we call SetTestList, while others wait
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for a corresponding RunTest.
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@param next_list: The name of the test list.
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@raise jsonrpclib.ProtocolError: If the test list we're trying to switch
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to isn't on the DUT.
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"""
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# We can get a BadStatus line on 2 occassions:
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# 1. As part of SwitchTestList goofy performs a factory restart, which
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# will throw a BadStatusLine because the rpc can't exit cleanly. We
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# don't want to retry on this exception, since we've already set the
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# right test list.
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# 2. If we try to set a test list while goofy is already down
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# (from a previous factory restart). In this case we wouldn't have
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# set the new test list, because we coulnd't connect to goofy.
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# To properly set a new test list it's important to wait till goofy is
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# up before attempting to set the test list, while being aware that the
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# preceding httplib error is from the rpc we just executed leading to
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# a factory restart. Also note that if the test list is not already on
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# the DUT this method will fail, emitting the possible test lists one
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# can switch to.
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self._wait_for_goofy()
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logging.info('Switching to test list %s', next_list)
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try:
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# Enable full factory test automation. Full test automation mode
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# skips all manual tests and test barriers, which is what we want in
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# the test lab. There are other automation modes: partial and none.
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# In partial automation mode manual tests and barrier are enabled
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# and user intervention is required; none disables automation.
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self._client.SwitchTestList(next_list, 'full')
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except six.moves.http_client.BadStatusLine:
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logging.info('Switched to list %s, goofy restarting', next_list)
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@retry_goofy_rpc((six.moves.http_client.BadStatusLine, socket.error),
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timeout_min=BASE_RPC_TIMEOUT*2)
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def _stop_running_tests(self):
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"""Stop all running tests.
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Wrap the StopTest rpc so we can attempt to stop tests even while a DUT
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is suspended or rebooting.
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"""
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logging.info('Stopping tests.')
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self._client.StopTest()
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def _get_test_map(self):
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"""Get a mapping of test suites -> tests.
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Ignore entries for tests that don't have a path.
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@return: A dictionary of the form
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{'suite_name': ['suite_name.path_to_test', ...]}.
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"""
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test_all = set([test['path'] for test in self._client.GetTests()
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if test.get('path')])
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test_map = collections.defaultdict(list)
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for names in test_all:
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test_map[names.split('.')[0]].append(names)
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return test_map
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def _log_test_results(self, test_status, current_suite):
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"""Format test status results and write them to status.log.
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@param test_status: The status dictionary of a single test.
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@param current_suite: The current suite name.
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"""
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try:
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self._host.job.record('INFO', None, None,
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'suite %s, test %s, status: %s' %
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(current_suite, test_status.get('path'),
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test_status.get('status')))
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except AttributeError as e:
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logging.error('Could not gather results for current test: %s', e)
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@retry_goofy_rpc((six.moves.http_client.BadStatusLine, socket.error),
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timeout_min=BASE_RPC_TIMEOUT*2)
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def _get_test_info(self, test_name):
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"""Get the status of one test.
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@param test_name: The name of the test we need the status of.
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@return: The entry for the test in the status dictionary.
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"""
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for test in self._client.GetTests():
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if test['path'] == test_name:
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return test
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raise ValueError('Could not find test_name %s in _get_test_info.' %
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test_name)
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@retry_goofy_rpc((six.moves.http_client.BadStatusLine, socket.error),
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timeout_min=BASE_RPC_TIMEOUT*2)
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def _get_test_run_info(self, run_id):
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"""Get the information about the given test run.
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@param run_id: The ID of the test run.
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@return: A dict of test run status.
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"""
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return self._client.GetTestRunStatus(run_id)
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def _wait_on_run(self, run_id):
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"""Wait until the given test run to end.
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@param run_id: The ID of the test run.
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@raises GoofyRuntimeException: If the test run does not finish
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gracefully.
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"""
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finished_tests = set()
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run_info = self._get_test_run_info(run_id)
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while run_info['status'] == 'RUNNING':
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finished = [(t['path'], t['status']) for t in
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run_info['scheduled_tests']
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if t['status'] in ('PASSED', 'FAILED')]
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for t in finished:
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if t not in finished_tests:
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logging.info('[%s] %s', t[1], t[0])
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finished_tests.add(t)
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time.sleep(self.POLLING_INTERVAL)
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run_info = self._get_test_run_info(run_id)
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if run_info['status'] != 'FINISHED':
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raise GoofyRuntimeException(
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'The requested test run was interrupted.')
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def _synchronous_run_suite(self, suite_name):
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"""Run one suite and wait for it to finish.
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Will start a test run for the specified suite_name and wait until it
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ends.
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@param suite_name: The name of the suite to wait for.
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@raises GoofyProxyException: If the status of the suite
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doesn't switch to active after we call RunTest.
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@return: The result of the suite.
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"""
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logging.info('Starting suite: %s', suite_name)
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run_id = self._client.RunTest(suite_name)
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self._wait_on_run(run_id)
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return self._get_test_run_info(run_id)
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def monitor_tests(self, test_list):
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"""Run a test list.
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Will run each suite in the given list in sequence, starting each one
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by name and waiting on its results. This method makes the following
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assumptions:
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- A test list is made up of self contained suites.
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- These suites trigger several things in parallel.
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- After a suite finishes it leaves goofy in an idle state.
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It is not safe to pull results for individual tests during the suite
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as the device could be rebooting, or goofy could be under stress.
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Instead, this method synchronously waits on an entire suite, then
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asks goofy for the status of each test in the suite. Since certain
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test lists automatically start and others don't, this method stops
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test list execution regardless, and sequentially triggers each suite.
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@param test_list: The test list to run.
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"""
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self._set_test_list(test_list)
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self._wait_for_goofy()
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self._stop_running_tests()
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test_map = self._get_test_map()
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if test_map:
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logging.info('About to execute tests: %s', test_map)
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else:
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raise GoofyRuntimeException('Test map is empty, you might have an '
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'error in your test_list.')
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for current_suite in test_map.keys():
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logging.info('Processing suite %s', current_suite)
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result = self._synchronous_run_suite(current_suite)
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logging.info(result)
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for test_names in test_map.get(current_suite):
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self._log_test_results(self._get_test_info(test_names),
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current_suite)
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@retry_goofy_rpc((six.moves.http_client.BadStatusLine, socket.error),
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timeout_min=BASE_RPC_TIMEOUT*2)
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def get_results(self, resultsdir):
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"""Copies results from the DUT to a local results directory.
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Copy the tarball over to the results folder, untar, and delete the
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tarball if everything was successful. This will effectively place
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all the logs relevant to factory testing in the job's results folder.
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@param resultsdir: The directory in which to untar the contents of the
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tarball factory_bug generates.
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"""
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logging.info('Getting results logs for test_list.')
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try:
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factory_bug_log = self._host.run('factory_bug').stderr
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except error.CmdError as e:
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logging.error('Could not execute factory_bug: %s', e)
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return
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try:
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factory_bug_tar = re.match(self.FACTORY_BUG_RE,
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factory_bug_log).groups(1)[0]
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except (IndexError, AttributeError):
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logging.error('could not collect logs for factory results, '
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'factory bug returned %s', factory_bug_log)
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return
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factory_bug_tar_file = os.path.basename(factory_bug_tar)
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local_factory_bug_tar = os.path.join(resultsdir, factory_bug_tar_file)
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try:
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self._host.get_file(factory_bug_tar, local_factory_bug_tar)
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except error.AutoservRunError as e:
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logging.error('Failed to pull back the results tarball: %s', e)
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return
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try:
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utils.run(self.UNTAR_COMMAND % (local_factory_bug_tar, resultsdir))
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except error.CmdError as e:
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logging.error('Failed to untar the results tarball: %s', e)
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return
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finally:
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if os.path.exists(local_factory_bug_tar):
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os.remove(local_factory_bug_tar)
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