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# Copyright (c) 2021 Project CHIP Authors
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# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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# limitations under the License.
import logging
import os
import shutil
import subprocess
import tempfile
import threading
import time
import typing
from dataclasses import dataclass, field
from datetime import datetime
from enum import Enum, auto
TEST_NODE_ID = '0x12344321'
class App:
def __init__(self, runner, command):
self.process = None
self.outpipe = None
self.runner = runner
self.command = command
self.cv_stopped = threading.Condition()
self.stopped = True
self.lastLogIndex = 0
self.kvsPathSet = {'/tmp/chip_kvs'}
self.options = None
self.killed = False
def start(self, options=None):
if not self.process:
# Cache command line options to be used for reboots
if options:
self.options = options
# Make sure to assign self.process before we do any operations that
# might fail, so attempts to kill us on failure actually work.
self.process, self.outpipe, errpipe = self.__startServer(
self.runner, self.command)
self.waitForAnyAdvertisement()
self.__updateSetUpCode()
with self.cv_stopped:
self.stopped = False
self.cv_stopped.notify()
return True
return False
def stop(self):
if self.process:
with self.cv_stopped:
self.stopped = True
self.cv_stopped.notify()
self.__terminateProcess()
return True
return False
def factoryReset(self):
wasRunning = (not self.killed) and self.stop()
for kvs in self.kvsPathSet:
if os.path.exists(kvs):
os.unlink(kvs)
if wasRunning:
return self.start()
return True
def waitForAnyAdvertisement(self):
self.__waitFor("mDNS service published:", self.process, self.outpipe)
def waitForMessage(self, message, timeoutInSeconds=10):
self.__waitFor(message, self.process, self.outpipe, timeoutInSeconds)
return True
def kill(self):
self.__terminateProcess()
self.killed = True
def wait(self, timeout=None):
while True:
# If the App was never started, AND was killed, exit immediately
if self.killed:
return 0
# If the App was never started, wait cannot be called on the process
if self.process is None:
time.sleep(0.1)
continue
code = self.process.wait(timeout)
with self.cv_stopped:
if not self.stopped:
return code
# When the server is manually stopped, process waiting is
# overridden so the other processes that depends on the
# accessory beeing alive does not stop.
while self.stopped:
self.cv_stopped.wait()
def __startServer(self, runner, command):
app_cmd = command + ['--interface-id', str(-1)]
if not self.options:
logging.debug('Executing application under test with default args')
else:
logging.debug('Executing application under test with the following args:')
for key, value in self.options.items():
logging.debug(' %s: %s' % (key, value))
app_cmd = app_cmd + [key, value]
if key == '--KVS':
self.kvsPathSet.add(value)
return runner.RunSubprocess(app_cmd, name='APP ', wait=False)
def __waitFor(self, waitForString, server_process, outpipe, timeoutInSeconds=10):
logging.debug('Waiting for %s' % waitForString)
start_time = time.monotonic()
ready, self.lastLogIndex = outpipe.CapturedLogContains(
waitForString, self.lastLogIndex)
if ready:
self.lastLogIndex += 1
while not ready:
if server_process.poll() is not None:
died_str = ('Server died while waiting for %s, returncode %d' %
(waitForString, server_process.returncode))
logging.error(died_str)
raise Exception(died_str)
if time.monotonic() - start_time > timeoutInSeconds:
raise Exception('Timeout while waiting for %s' % waitForString)
time.sleep(0.1)
ready, self.lastLogIndex = outpipe.CapturedLogContains(
waitForString, self.lastLogIndex)
if ready:
self.lastLogIndex += 1
logging.debug('Success waiting for: %s' % waitForString)
def __updateSetUpCode(self):
qrLine = self.outpipe.FindLastMatchingLine('.*SetupQRCode: *\\[(.*)]')
if not qrLine:
raise Exception("Unable to find QR code")
self.setupCode = qrLine.group(1)
def __terminateProcess(self):
if self.process:
self.process.terminate() # sends SIGTERM
try:
exit_code = self.process.wait(10)
if exit_code:
raise Exception('Subprocess failed with exit code: %d' % exit_code)
except subprocess.TimeoutExpired:
logging.debug('Subprocess did not terminate on SIGTERM, killing it now')
self.process.kill()
# The exit code when using Python subprocess will be the signal used to kill it.
# Ideally, we would recover the original exit code, but the process was already
# ignoring SIGTERM, indicating something was already wrong.
self.process.wait(10)
self.process = None
self.outpipe = None
class TestTarget(Enum):
ALL_CLUSTERS = auto()
TV = auto()
LOCK = auto()
OTA = auto()
BRIDGE = auto()
LIT_ICD = auto()
FABRIC_SYNC = auto()
MWO = auto()
RVC = auto()
NETWORK_MANAGER = auto()
@dataclass
class ApplicationPaths:
chip_tool: typing.List[str]
all_clusters_app: typing.List[str]
lock_app: typing.List[str]
fabric_bridge_app: typing.List[str]
ota_provider_app: typing.List[str]
ota_requestor_app: typing.List[str]
tv_app: typing.List[str]
bridge_app: typing.List[str]
lit_icd_app: typing.List[str]
microwave_oven_app: typing.List[str]
chip_repl_yaml_tester_cmd: typing.List[str]
chip_tool_with_python_cmd: typing.List[str]
rvc_app: typing.List[str]
network_manager_app: typing.List[str]
def items(self):
return [self.chip_tool, self.all_clusters_app, self.lock_app,
self.fabric_bridge_app, self.ota_provider_app, self.ota_requestor_app,
self.tv_app, self.bridge_app, self.lit_icd_app,
self.microwave_oven_app, self.chip_repl_yaml_tester_cmd,
self.chip_tool_with_python_cmd, self.rvc_app, self.network_manager_app]
@dataclass
class CaptureLine:
when: datetime
source: str
line: str
class ExecutionCapture:
"""
Keeps track of output lines in a process, to help debug failures.
"""
def __init__(self):
self.lock = threading.Lock()
self.captures = []
def Log(self, source, line):
with self.lock:
self.captures.append(CaptureLine(
when=datetime.now(),
source=source,
line=line.strip('\n')
))
def LogContents(self):
logging.error('================ CAPTURED LOG START ==================')
with self.lock:
for entry in self.captures:
logging.error('%02d:%02d:%02d.%03d - %-10s: %s',
entry.when.hour,
entry.when.minute,
entry.when.second,
entry.when.microsecond/1000,
entry.source,
entry.line
)
logging.error('================ CAPTURED LOG END ====================')
class TestTag(Enum):
MANUAL = auto() # requires manual input. Generally not run automatically
SLOW = auto() # test uses Sleep and is generally slow (>=10s is a typical threshold)
FLAKY = auto() # test is considered flaky (usually a bug/time dependent issue)
IN_DEVELOPMENT = auto() # test may not pass or undergoes changes
CHIP_TOOL_PYTHON_ONLY = auto() # test uses YAML features only supported by the CHIP_TOOL_PYTHON runner.
EXTRA_SLOW = auto() # test uses Sleep and is generally _very_ slow (>= 60s is a typical threshold)
PURPOSEFUL_FAILURE = auto() # test fails on purpose
def to_s(self):
for (k, v) in TestTag.__members__.items():
if self == v:
return k
raise Exception("Unknown tag: %r" % self)
class TestRunTime(Enum):
CHIP_TOOL_PYTHON = auto() # use the python yaml test parser with chip-tool
DARWIN_FRAMEWORK_TOOL_PYTHON = auto() # use the python yaml test parser with chip-tool
CHIP_REPL_PYTHON = auto() # use the python yaml test runner
@dataclass
class TestDefinition:
name: str
run_name: str
target: TestTarget
tags: typing.Set[TestTag] = field(default_factory=set)
@property
def is_manual(self) -> bool:
return TestTag.MANUAL in self.tags
@property
def is_slow(self) -> bool:
return TestTag.SLOW in self.tags
@property
def is_flaky(self) -> bool:
return TestTag.FLAKY in self.tags
def tags_str(self) -> str:
"""Get a human readable list of tags applied to this test"""
return ", ".join([t.to_s() for t in self.tags])
def Run(self, runner, apps_register, paths: ApplicationPaths, pics_file: str,
timeout_seconds: typing.Optional[int], dry_run=False, test_runtime: TestRunTime = TestRunTime.CHIP_TOOL_PYTHON):
"""
Executes the given test case using the provided runner for execution.
"""
runner.capture_delegate = ExecutionCapture()
tool_storage_dir = None
try:
if self.target == TestTarget.ALL_CLUSTERS:
target_app = paths.all_clusters_app
elif self.target == TestTarget.TV:
target_app = paths.tv_app
elif self.target == TestTarget.LOCK:
target_app = paths.lock_app
elif self.target == TestTarget.FABRIC_SYNC:
target_app = paths.fabric_bridge_app
elif self.target == TestTarget.OTA:
target_app = paths.ota_requestor_app
elif self.target == TestTarget.BRIDGE:
target_app = paths.bridge_app
elif self.target == TestTarget.LIT_ICD:
target_app = paths.lit_icd_app
elif self.target == TestTarget.MWO:
target_app = paths.microwave_oven_app
elif self.target == TestTarget.RVC:
target_app = paths.rvc_app
elif self.target == TestTarget.NETWORK_MANAGER:
target_app = paths.network_manager_app
else:
raise Exception("Unknown test target - "
"don't know which application to run")
if not dry_run:
for path in paths.items():
# Do not add chip-tool or chip-repl-yaml-tester-cmd to the register
if path == paths.chip_tool or path == paths.chip_repl_yaml_tester_cmd or path == paths.chip_tool_with_python_cmd:
continue
# Skip items where we don't actually have a path. This can
# happen if the relevant application does not exist. It's
# non-fatal as long as we are not trying to run any tests that
# need that application.
if path[-1] is None:
continue
# For the app indicated by self.target, give it the 'default' key to add to the register
if path == target_app:
key = 'default'
else:
key = os.path.basename(path[-1])
app = App(runner, path)
# Add the App to the register immediately, so if it fails during
# start() we will be able to clean things up properly.
apps_register.add(key, app)
# Remove server application storage (factory reset),
# so it will be commissionable again.
app.factoryReset()
# It may sometimes be useful to run the same app multiple times depending
# on the implementation. So this code creates a duplicate entry but with a different
# key.
app = App(runner, path)
apps_register.add(f'{key}#2', app)
app.factoryReset()
if dry_run:
tool_storage_dir = None
tool_storage_args = []
else:
tool_storage_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
tool_storage_args = ['--storage-directory', tool_storage_dir]
# Only start and pair the default app
if dry_run:
setupCode = '${SETUP_PAYLOAD}'
else:
app = apps_register.get('default')
app.start()
setupCode = app.setupCode
if test_runtime == TestRunTime.CHIP_REPL_PYTHON:
chip_repl_yaml_tester_cmd = paths.chip_repl_yaml_tester_cmd
python_cmd = chip_repl_yaml_tester_cmd + \
['--setup-code', setupCode] + ['--yaml-path', self.run_name] + ["--pics-file", pics_file]
if dry_run:
logging.info(" ".join(python_cmd))
else:
runner.RunSubprocess(python_cmd, name='CHIP_REPL_YAML_TESTER',
dependencies=[apps_register], timeout_seconds=timeout_seconds)
else:
pairing_cmd = paths.chip_tool_with_python_cmd + ['pairing', 'code', TEST_NODE_ID, setupCode]
if self.target == TestTarget.LIT_ICD and test_runtime == TestRunTime.CHIP_TOOL_PYTHON:
pairing_cmd += ['--icd-registration', 'true']
test_cmd = paths.chip_tool_with_python_cmd + ['tests', self.run_name] + ['--PICS', pics_file]
server_args = ['--server_path', paths.chip_tool[-1]] + \
['--server_arguments', 'interactive server' +
(' ' if len(tool_storage_args) else '') + ' '.join(tool_storage_args)]
pairing_cmd += server_args
test_cmd += server_args
if dry_run:
# Some of our command arguments have spaces in them, so if we are
# trying to log commands people can run we should quote those.
def quoter(arg): return f"'{arg}'" if ' ' in arg else arg
logging.info(" ".join(map(quoter, pairing_cmd)))
logging.info(" ".join(map(quoter, test_cmd)))
else:
runner.RunSubprocess(pairing_cmd,
name='PAIR', dependencies=[apps_register])
runner.RunSubprocess(
test_cmd,
name='TEST', dependencies=[apps_register],
timeout_seconds=timeout_seconds)
except Exception:
logging.error("!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ERROR !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!")
runner.capture_delegate.LogContents()
raise
finally:
apps_register.killAll()
apps_register.factoryResetAll()
apps_register.removeAll()
if tool_storage_dir is not None:
shutil.rmtree(tool_storage_dir, ignore_errors=True)