recipe_modules/test_utils/api.py - recipes - Git at Google

 # Copyright 2020 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
 # Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
 # found in the LICENSE file.

 import html
 import re

 from recipe_engine import recipe_api

 # The maximum number of characters to be included in the summary markdown.
 # Even though the max size for the markdown is 4000 bytes we are saving 500
 # bytes for addittional prefixes added automatically by LUCI like the number
 # of failed steps out of the total.
 MAX_CHARS = 3500

 # Default timeout for tests seconds
 TIMEOUT_SECS = 3600

 # Map between iphone identifier and generation name.
 IDENTIFIER_NAME_MAP = {
     'iPhone1,1': 'iPhone',
     'iPhone1,2': 'iPhone 3G',
     'iPhone2,1': 'iPhone 3GS',
     'iPhone3,1': 'iPhone 4',
     'iPhone3,2': 'iPhone 4',
     'iPhone3,3': 'iPhone 4',
     'iPhone4,1': 'iPhone 4S',
     'iPhone5,1': 'iPhone 5',
     'iPhone5,2': 'iPhone 5',
     'iPhone5,3': 'iPhone 5c',
     'iPhone5,4': 'iPhone 5c',
     'iPhone6,1': 'iPhone 5s',
     'iPhone6,2': 'iPhone 5s',
     'iPhone7,2': 'iPhone 6',
     'iPhone7,1': 'iPhone 6 Plus',
     'iPhone8,1': 'iPhone 6s',
     'iPhone8,2': 'iPhone 6s Plus',
     'iPhone8,4': 'iPhone SE (1st generation)',
     'iPhone9,1': 'iPhone 7',
     'iPhone9,3': 'iPhone 7',
     'iPhone9,2': 'iPhone 7 Plus',
     'iPhone9,4': 'iPhone 7 Plus',
     'iPhone10,1': 'iPhone 8',
     'iPhone10,4': 'iPhone 8',
     'iPhone10,2': 'iPhone 8 Plus',
     'iPhone10,5': 'iPhone 8 Plus',
     'iPhone10,3': 'iPhone X',
     'iPhone10,6': 'iPhone X',
     'iPhone11,8': 'iPhone XR',
     'iPhone11,2': 'iPhone XS',
     'iPhone11,6': 'iPhone XS Max',
     'iPhone12,1': 'iPhone 11',
     'iPhone12,3': 'iPhone 11 Pro',
     'iPhone12,5': 'iPhone 11 Pro Max',
     'iPhone12,8': 'iPhone SE (2nd generation)',
     'iPhone13,1': 'iPhone 12 mini',
     'iPhone13,2': 'iPhone 12',
     'iPhone13,3': 'iPhone 12 Pro',
     'iPhone13,4': 'iPhone 12 Pro Max',
     'iPhone14,4': 'iPhone 13 mini',
     'iPhone14,5': 'iPhone 13',
     'iPhone14,2': 'iPhone 13 Pro',
     'iPhone14,3': 'iPhone 13 Pro Max',
     'iPhone17,3': 'iPhone 16 Pro',
 }

 # Regexp for windows os version number
 _WINDOWS_OS_RE = r'\[version (\d+\.\d+)\.(\d+(?:\.\d+|))\]'


 # Same as StepFailure except that the message is assumed to be
 # already formatted. (StepFailure assumes that the message needs
 # to be further escaped.)
 # See https://chromium.googlesource.com/infra/luci/recipes-py/+/HEAD/recipe_engine/recipe_api.py#399
 class PrettyFailure(recipe_api.StepFailure):
   """Wrapper class to avoid the ! formatter in StepFailure"""

   def reason_message(self):
     return '{}\nStep failed'.format(self.name)


 class TestUtilsApi(recipe_api.RecipeApi):
   """Utilities to run flutter tests."""

   def _truncateString(self, string):
     """Truncate the string by lines from the end so that the output has
     less than MAX_CHARS bytes."""
     byte_count = 0
     lines = string.splitlines()
     output = []
     for line in reversed(lines):
       # +1 to account for the \n separators.
       byte_count += len(line.encode('utf-8')) + 1
       if byte_count >= MAX_CHARS:
         break
       output.insert(0, line)
     return '\n'.join(output)

   def _is_flaky(self, output):
     """Check if test step is flaky"""
     lines = output.splitlines()
     lines.reverse()
     # The flakiness status message `flaky: true` is expected to be located at the
     # end of the stdout file. Check last 10 lines to make sure it is covered if existing.
     for line in lines[:10]:
       if 'flaky: true' in line:
         return True
     return False

   #def is_devicelab_bot(self):
   #  """Whether the current bot is a devicelab bot or not."""
   #  return (
   #      str(self.m.swarming.bot_id).startswith('flutter-devicelab') or
   #      str(self.m.swarming.bot_id).startswith('flutter-win')
   #  )

   def run_test(
       self,
       step_name,
       command_list,
       timeout_secs=TIMEOUT_SECS,
       infra_step=False,
   ):
     """Recipe's step wrapper to collect stdout and add it to step_summary.

     Args:
       step_name(str): The name of the step.
       command_list(list(str)): A list of strings with the command and
         parameters to execute.
       timeout_secs(int): The timeout in seconds for this step.
       infra_step: mark step as an infra step

     Returns(str): The status of the test step. A str `flaky` or `success` will
       be returned when step succeeds, and an exception will be thrown out when
       step fails.
     """
     if self.m.platform.is_win:
       resource_name = self.resource('runner.ps1')
       shell = 'powershell'
     else:
       resource_name = self.resource('runner.sh')
       shell = 'bash'

     logs_file = self.m.path.mkstemp()
     env = {'LOGS_FILE': logs_file}
     with self.m.context(env=env):
       try:
         final_cmd = [shell, resource_name]
         final_cmd.extend(command_list)
         self.m.step(
             step_name,
             final_cmd,
             infra_step=infra_step,
             timeout=timeout_secs,
         )
         # Read logs to analyze flakiness.
         logs = self.m.file.read_text('read_logs', logs_file)
         step_stdout = self.m.properties.get(
             'fake_data'
         ) if self._test_data.enabled else logs
         if self._is_flaky(step_stdout):
           test_run_status = 'flaky'
           self.flaky_step(step_name, logs)
         else:
           test_run_status = 'success'
       except self.m.step.StepFailure as f:
         result = f.result
         logs = self.m.file.read_text('read_logs', logs_file)
         # Truncate stdout
         result_stdout = self.m.properties.get(
             'fake_data'
         ) if self._test_data.enabled else logs
         truncated_stdout = self._truncateString(result_stdout)
         raise PrettyFailure(
             '\n\n```\n%s\n```\n' % (truncated_stdout),
             result=result,
         )
       return test_run_status

   def test_step_name(self, step_name):
     """Append keyword test to test step name to be consistent.
     Args:
       step_name(str): The name of the step.

     Returns(str): The test step name prefixed with "test".
     """
     return 'test: %s' % step_name

   def flaky_step(self, step_name, stdout=''):
     """Add a flaky step when test is flaky.
     Args:
       step_name(str): The name of the step.
     """
     with self.m.step.nest('step is flaky: %s' % step_name) as presentation:
       presentation.logs["stdout"] = stdout
       presentation.status = self.m.step.FAILURE

   def collect_benchmark_tags(self, env, env_prefixes, target_tags):
     """Collect host and device tags for devicelab benchmarks.

     Args:
       env(dict): Current environment variables.
       env_prefixes(dict):  Current environment prefixes variables.
       target_tags(list(str)): Builder tags defined in .ci.yaml targets.

     Returns:
       A dictionary representation of the tag names and values.

     Examples:
       Linux/android:
         {
           'arch': 'intel',
           'host_type': 'linux',
           'device_type': 'Moto G Play'
         }
       Mac/ios:
         {
           'arch': 'm1',
           'host_type': 'mac',
           'device_type': 'iPhone 6s'
         }
       Windows/android:
         {
           'arch': 'intel',
           'host_type': 'win',
           'device_type': 'Moto G Play'
         }
     """
     device_tags = {}

     def _get_tag(step_name, commands):
       return self.m.step(
           step_name,
           commands,
           stdout=self.m.raw_io.output_text(),
           infra_step=True,
       ).stdout.rstrip()

     # Collect device tags.
     #
     # Mac/iOS testbeds always have builder_name starting with `Mac_ios`.
     # The android tests always have builder_name like `%_android %`.
     #
     # We may need to support other platforms like desktop, and
     # https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/92296 to track a more
     # generic way to collect device tags.
     if 'ios' in target_tags:
       with self.m.context(env=env, env_prefixes=env_prefixes):
         iphone_identifier = _get_tag(
             'Find device type', ['ideviceinfo', '--key', 'ProductType']
         )
         device_tags['device_type'] = IDENTIFIER_NAME_MAP[iphone_identifier]
     elif 'android' in target_tags:
       with self.m.context(env=env, env_prefixes=env_prefixes):
         device_tags['device_type'] = _get_tag(
             'Find device type', ['adb', 'shell', 'getprop', 'ro.product.model']
         )
     else:
       device_tags['device_type'] = 'none'

     # Use same `none` as device version to consolidate metric data streams.
     # Do not use real distinct values: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/112804
     device_tags['device_version'] = 'none'

     device_tags['host_type'] = self.m.platform.name
     device_tags['arch'] = self.m.properties.get('arch', self.m.platform.arch)

     return device_tags
	# Copyright 2020 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
	# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
	# found in the LICENSE file.

	import html
	import re

	from recipe_engine import recipe_api

	# The maximum number of characters to be included in the summary markdown.
	# Even though the max size for the markdown is 4000 bytes we are saving 500
	# bytes for addittional prefixes added automatically by LUCI like the number
	# of failed steps out of the total.
	MAX_CHARS = 3500

	# Default timeout for tests seconds
	TIMEOUT_SECS = 3600

	# Map between iphone identifier and generation name.
	IDENTIFIER_NAME_MAP = {
	'iPhone1,1': 'iPhone',
	'iPhone1,2': 'iPhone 3G',
	'iPhone2,1': 'iPhone 3GS',
	'iPhone3,1': 'iPhone 4',
	'iPhone3,2': 'iPhone 4',
	'iPhone3,3': 'iPhone 4',
	'iPhone4,1': 'iPhone 4S',
	'iPhone5,1': 'iPhone 5',
	'iPhone5,2': 'iPhone 5',
	'iPhone5,3': 'iPhone 5c',
	'iPhone5,4': 'iPhone 5c',
	'iPhone6,1': 'iPhone 5s',
	'iPhone6,2': 'iPhone 5s',
	'iPhone7,2': 'iPhone 6',
	'iPhone7,1': 'iPhone 6 Plus',
	'iPhone8,1': 'iPhone 6s',
	'iPhone8,2': 'iPhone 6s Plus',
	'iPhone8,4': 'iPhone SE (1st generation)',
	'iPhone9,1': 'iPhone 7',
	'iPhone9,3': 'iPhone 7',
	'iPhone9,2': 'iPhone 7 Plus',
	'iPhone9,4': 'iPhone 7 Plus',
	'iPhone10,1': 'iPhone 8',
	'iPhone10,4': 'iPhone 8',
	'iPhone10,2': 'iPhone 8 Plus',
	'iPhone10,5': 'iPhone 8 Plus',
	'iPhone10,3': 'iPhone X',
	'iPhone10,6': 'iPhone X',
	'iPhone11,8': 'iPhone XR',
	'iPhone11,2': 'iPhone XS',
	'iPhone11,6': 'iPhone XS Max',
	'iPhone12,1': 'iPhone 11',
	'iPhone12,3': 'iPhone 11 Pro',
	'iPhone12,5': 'iPhone 11 Pro Max',
	'iPhone12,8': 'iPhone SE (2nd generation)',
	'iPhone13,1': 'iPhone 12 mini',
	'iPhone13,2': 'iPhone 12',
	'iPhone13,3': 'iPhone 12 Pro',
	'iPhone13,4': 'iPhone 12 Pro Max',
	'iPhone14,4': 'iPhone 13 mini',
	'iPhone14,5': 'iPhone 13',
	'iPhone14,2': 'iPhone 13 Pro',
	'iPhone14,3': 'iPhone 13 Pro Max',
	'iPhone17,3': 'iPhone 16 Pro',
	}

	# Regexp for windows os version number
	_WINDOWS_OS_RE = r'\[version (\d+\.\d+)\.(\d+(?:\.\d+\|))\]'


	# Same as StepFailure except that the message is assumed to be
	# already formatted. (StepFailure assumes that the message needs
	# to be further escaped.)
	# See https://chromium.googlesource.com/infra/luci/recipes-py/+/HEAD/recipe_engine/recipe_api.py#399
	class PrettyFailure(recipe_api.StepFailure):
	"""Wrapper class to avoid the ! formatter in StepFailure"""

	def reason_message(self):
	return '{}\nStep failed'.format(self.name)


	class TestUtilsApi(recipe_api.RecipeApi):
	"""Utilities to run flutter tests."""

	def _truncateString(self, string):
	"""Truncate the string by lines from the end so that the output has
	less than MAX_CHARS bytes."""
	byte_count = 0
	lines = string.splitlines()
	output = []
	for line in reversed(lines):
	# +1 to account for the \n separators.
	byte_count += len(line.encode('utf-8')) + 1
	if byte_count >= MAX_CHARS:
	break
	output.insert(0, line)
	return '\n'.join(output)

	def _is_flaky(self, output):
	"""Check if test step is flaky"""
	lines = output.splitlines()
	lines.reverse()
	# The flakiness status message `flaky: true` is expected to be located at the
	# end of the stdout file. Check last 10 lines to make sure it is covered if existing.
	for line in lines[:10]:
	if 'flaky: true' in line:
	return True
	return False

	#def is_devicelab_bot(self):
	# """Whether the current bot is a devicelab bot or not."""
	# return (
	# str(self.m.swarming.bot_id).startswith('flutter-devicelab') or
	# str(self.m.swarming.bot_id).startswith('flutter-win')
	# )

	def run_test(
	self,
	step_name,
	command_list,
	timeout_secs=TIMEOUT_SECS,
	infra_step=False,
	):
	"""Recipe's step wrapper to collect stdout and add it to step_summary.

	Args:
	step_name(str): The name of the step.
	command_list(list(str)): A list of strings with the command and
	parameters to execute.
	timeout_secs(int): The timeout in seconds for this step.
	infra_step: mark step as an infra step

	Returns(str): The status of the test step. A str `flaky` or `success` will
	be returned when step succeeds, and an exception will be thrown out when
	step fails.
	"""
	if self.m.platform.is_win:
	resource_name = self.resource('runner.ps1')
	shell = 'powershell'
	else:
	resource_name = self.resource('runner.sh')
	shell = 'bash'

	logs_file = self.m.path.mkstemp()
	env = {'LOGS_FILE': logs_file}
	with self.m.context(env=env):
	try:
	final_cmd = [shell, resource_name]
	final_cmd.extend(command_list)
	self.m.step(
	step_name,
	final_cmd,
	infra_step=infra_step,
	timeout=timeout_secs,
	)
	# Read logs to analyze flakiness.
	logs = self.m.file.read_text('read_logs', logs_file)
	step_stdout = self.m.properties.get(
	'fake_data'
	) if self._test_data.enabled else logs
	if self._is_flaky(step_stdout):
	test_run_status = 'flaky'
	self.flaky_step(step_name, logs)
	else:
	test_run_status = 'success'
	except self.m.step.StepFailure as f:
	result = f.result
	logs = self.m.file.read_text('read_logs', logs_file)
	# Truncate stdout
	result_stdout = self.m.properties.get(
	'fake_data'
	) if self._test_data.enabled else logs
	truncated_stdout = self._truncateString(result_stdout)
	raise PrettyFailure(
	'\n\n```\n%s\n```\n' % (truncated_stdout),
	result=result,
	)
	return test_run_status

	def test_step_name(self, step_name):
	"""Append keyword test to test step name to be consistent.
	Args:
	step_name(str): The name of the step.

	Returns(str): The test step name prefixed with "test".
	"""
	return 'test: %s' % step_name

	def flaky_step(self, step_name, stdout=''):
	"""Add a flaky step when test is flaky.
	Args:
	step_name(str): The name of the step.
	"""
	with self.m.step.nest('step is flaky: %s' % step_name) as presentation:
	presentation.logs["stdout"] = stdout
	presentation.status = self.m.step.FAILURE

	def collect_benchmark_tags(self, env, env_prefixes, target_tags):
	"""Collect host and device tags for devicelab benchmarks.

	Args:
	env(dict): Current environment variables.
	env_prefixes(dict): Current environment prefixes variables.
	target_tags(list(str)): Builder tags defined in .ci.yaml targets.

	Returns:
	A dictionary representation of the tag names and values.

	Examples:
	Linux/android:
	{
	'arch': 'intel',
	'host_type': 'linux',
	'device_type': 'Moto G Play'
	}
	Mac/ios:
	{
	'arch': 'm1',
	'host_type': 'mac',
	'device_type': 'iPhone 6s'
	}
	Windows/android:
	{
	'arch': 'intel',
	'host_type': 'win',
	'device_type': 'Moto G Play'
	}
	"""
	device_tags = {}

	def _get_tag(step_name, commands):
	return self.m.step(
	step_name,
	commands,
	stdout=self.m.raw_io.output_text(),
	infra_step=True,
	).stdout.rstrip()

	# Collect device tags.
	#
	# Mac/iOS testbeds always have builder_name starting with `Mac_ios`.
	# The android tests always have builder_name like `%_android %`.
	#
	# We may need to support other platforms like desktop, and
	# https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/92296 to track a more
	# generic way to collect device tags.
	if 'ios' in target_tags:
	with self.m.context(env=env, env_prefixes=env_prefixes):
	iphone_identifier = _get_tag(
	'Find device type', ['ideviceinfo', '--key', 'ProductType']
	)
	device_tags['device_type'] = IDENTIFIER_NAME_MAP[iphone_identifier]
	elif 'android' in target_tags:
	with self.m.context(env=env, env_prefixes=env_prefixes):
	device_tags['device_type'] = _get_tag(
	'Find device type', ['adb', 'shell', 'getprop', 'ro.product.model']
	)
	else:
	device_tags['device_type'] = 'none'

	# Use same `none` as device version to consolidate metric data streams.
	# Do not use real distinct values: https://github.com/flutter/flutter/issues/112804
	device_tags['device_version'] = 'none'

	device_tags['host_type'] = self.m.platform.name
	device_tags['arch'] = self.m.properties.get('arch', self.m.platform.arch)

	return device_tags