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| 28 |
| 29 import webkitpy.thirdparty.unittest2 as unittest |
| 30 |
| 31 from webkitpy.common.host_mock import MockHost |
| 32 from webkitpy.layout_tests.print_layout_test_times import main |
| 33 |
| 34 |
| 35 class PrintLayoutTestTimesTest(unittest.TestCase): |
| 36 |
| 37 def check(self, args, expected_output, files=None): |
| 38 host = MockHost() |
| 39 fs = host.filesystem |
| 40 results_directory = host.port_factory.get().results_directory() |
| 41 if files: |
| 42 fs.files = files |
| 43 else: |
| 44 fs.write_text_file(fs.join(results_directory, 'times_ms.json'), """ |
| 45 {"foo": {"foo1": {"fast1.html": 10, |
| 46 "fast2.html": 10, |
| 47 "slow1.html": 80}, |
| 48 "foo2": {"fast3.html": 10, |
| 49 "fast4.html": 10, |
| 50 "slow2.html": 80}}, |
| 51 "bar": {"bar1": {"fast5.html": 10, |
| 52 "fast6.html": 10, |
| 53 "slow3.html": 80}}} |
| 54 """) |
| 55 main(host, args) |
| 56 self.assertEqual(host.stdout.getvalue(), expected_output) |
| 57 |
| 58 def test_fastest_overall(self): |
| 59 # This is the fastest 10% of the tests overall (ignoring dir structure,
equivalent to -f 0). |
| 60 self.check(['--fastest', '10'], |
| 61 "bar/bar1/fast5.html 10\n" |
| 62 "bar/bar1/fast6.html 10\n" |
| 63 "foo/foo1/fast1.html 10\n") |
| 64 |
| 65 def test_fastest_forward_1(self): |
| 66 # Note that we don't get anything from foo/foo2, as foo/foo1 used up the
budget for foo. |
| 67 self.check(['-f', '1', '--fastest', '10'], |
| 68 "bar/bar1/fast5.html 10\n" |
| 69 "foo/foo1/fast1.html 10\n" |
| 70 "foo/foo1/fast2.html 10\n") |
| 71 |
| 72 def test_fastest_back_1(self): |
| 73 # Here we get one test from each dir, showing that we are going properly
breadth-first. |
| 74 self.check(['-b', '1', '--fastest', '10'], |
| 75 "bar/bar1/fast5.html 10\n" |
| 76 "foo/foo1/fast1.html 10\n" |
| 77 "foo/foo2/fast3.html 10\n") |
| 78 |
| 79 def test_no_args(self): |
| 80 # This should be every test, sorted lexicographically. |
| 81 self.check([], |
| 82 "bar/bar1/fast5.html 10\n" |
| 83 "bar/bar1/fast6.html 10\n" |
| 84 "bar/bar1/slow3.html 80\n" |
| 85 "foo/foo1/fast1.html 10\n" |
| 86 "foo/foo1/fast2.html 10\n" |
| 87 "foo/foo1/slow1.html 80\n" |
| 88 "foo/foo2/fast3.html 10\n" |
| 89 "foo/foo2/fast4.html 10\n" |
| 90 "foo/foo2/slow2.html 80\n") |
| 91 |
| 92 def test_total(self): |
| 93 self.check(['-f', '0'], "300\n") |
| 94 |
| 95 def test_forward_one(self): |
| 96 self.check(['-f', '1'], |
| 97 "bar 100\n" |
| 98 "foo 200\n") |
| 99 |
| 100 def test_backward_one(self): |
| 101 self.check(['-b', '1'], |
| 102 "bar/bar1 100\n" |
| 103 "foo/foo1 100\n" |
| 104 "foo/foo2 100\n") |
| 105 |
| 106 def test_path_to_file(self): |
| 107 # Tests that we can use a custom file rather than the port's default. |
| 108 self.check(['/tmp/times_ms.json'], "foo/bar.html 1\n", |
| 109 files={'/tmp/times_ms.json': '{"foo":{"bar.html": 1}}'}) |
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