#!/usr/bin/env python3
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import argparse
import re
doc = "Compare TTCN3 test run results with expected results by junit logs."
# The nicest would be to use an XML library, but I don't want to introduce dependencies on the build slaves.
re_testcase = re.compile(r'''''')
re_testcase_end = re.compile(r'''(|]*/>)''')
re_failure = re.compile(r'''(FAIL')
RESULT_SKIP = col(BLUE, 'skip')
RESULT_XFAIL = col(YELLOW, 'xfail')
RESULT_FIXED = col(GREEN, 'xfail->PASS')
RESULT_NEW_PASS = col(GREEN, 'NEW: PASS')
RESULT_NEW_FAIL = col(RED, 'NEW: FAIL')
RESULTS = (
RESULT_FAIL,
RESULT_NEW_FAIL,
RESULT_XFAIL,
RESULT_FIXED,
RESULT_PASS,
RESULT_NEW_PASS,
RESULT_SKIP,
)
def count(counter, name, result):
v = counter.get(result) or 0
v += 1
counter[result] = v
if result != RESULT_SKIP:
print('%s %s' % (result, name))
def compare_one(name, expect, result, counter):
if result is None:
count(counter, name, RESULT_SKIP)
elif result == RESULT_PASS:
if expect == RESULT_PASS:
count(counter, name, RESULT_PASS)
elif expect == RESULT_FAIL:
count(counter, name, RESULT_FIXED)
elif expect is None:
count(counter, name, RESULT_NEW_PASS)
elif result == RESULT_FAIL:
if expect == RESULT_PASS:
count(counter, name, RESULT_FAIL)
elif expect == RESULT_FAIL:
count(counter, name, RESULT_XFAIL)
elif expect is None:
count(counter, name, RESULT_NEW_FAIL)
def compare(cmdline, f_expected, f_current):
expected_list = parse_results(f_expected)
current_list = parse_results(f_current)
expected_dict = dict(expected_list)
current_dict = dict(current_list)
counter = {}
for expected_name, expected_result in expected_list:
compare_one(expected_name, expected_result, current_dict.get(expected_name), counter)
# Also count new tests
for current_name, current_result in current_list:
if current_name in expected_dict:
continue
compare_one(current_name, None, current_result, counter)
print('\nSummary:')
for r in RESULTS:
v = counter.get(r)
if not v:
continue
print(' %s: %d' % (r, v))
print('\n')
def parse_results(f):
tests = []
name = None
result = None
for line in f:
m = re_testcase.search(line)
if m:
class_name, test_name = m.groups()
name = '%s.%s' % (class_name, test_name)
m = re_failure.search(line)
if m:
result = RESULT_FAIL
m = re_testcase_end.search(line)
if m:
if not name:
continue
if result is None:
result = RESULT_PASS
tests.append((name, result))
name = None
result = None
return tests
def main(cmdline):
with open(cmdline.expected_results, 'r') as f_expected:
with open(cmdline.current_results, 'r') as f_current:
print('\nComparing expected results %r against results in %r\n--------------------'
% (cmdline.expected_results, cmdline.current_results))
compare(cmdline, f_expected, f_current)
if __name__ == '__main__':
parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=doc)
parser.add_argument('expected_results', metavar='expected.junit-xml',
help='junit XML file listing the expected test results.')
parser.add_argument('current_results', metavar='current.junit-xml',
help='junit XML file listing the current test results.')
cmdline = parser.parse_args()
main(cmdline)