import collections
+import errno
import logging
+import os
import re
# Make sure to have unique matches in different lines
The lines are parsed to create a list where all lines related to a timestamp
are aggregated. Timestamped lines with exception (case insensitive) are copied
to the exception map keyed to the index of the timestamp line. Each exception value
- also has a 3 element list containing the last three WARN and ERROR lines.
+ also has a list containing WARN and ERROR lines proceeding the exception.
:param list lines:
:return OrderedDict _ex_map: map of exceptions
return
get_exceptions(lines)
return check_exceptions()
+
+
+def write_exceptions_map_to_file(testname, filename, mode="a+"):
+ """
+ Write the exceptions map to a file under the testname header. The output
+ will include all lines in the exception itself as well as any previous
+ contextual warning or error lines. The output will be appended or overwritten
+ depending on the mode parameter. It is assumed that the caller has called
+ verify_exceptions() earlier to populate the exceptions map, otherwise only
+ the testname and header will be printed to the file.
+
+ :param str testname: The name of the test
+ :param str filename: The file to open for writing
+ :param str mode: Append (a+) or overwrite (w+)
+ """
+ try:
+ os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(filename))
+ except OSError as exception:
+ if exception.errno != errno.EEXIST:
+ raise
+
+ with open(filename, mode) as fp:
+ fp.write("Starting test: {}\n".format(testname))
+ fp.write("{}\n".format("-" * 40))
+ for ex_idx, ex in _ex_map.items():
+ for exwe_index in ex.get("warnerr_list"):
+ for line in _ts_list[exwe_index]:
+ fp.write(line)
+ fp.writelines(ex.get("lines"))