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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""
Resmoke Test Suite Generator.
Analyze the evergreen history for tests run under the given task and create new evergreen tasks
to attempt to keep the task runtime under a specified amount.
"""
# pylint: disable=too-many-lines
from copy import deepcopy
import datetime
from datetime import timedelta
from inspect import getframeinfo, currentframe
import logging
import math
import os
import re
import sys
from distutils.util import strtobool # pylint: disable=no-name-in-module
from typing import Dict, List, Set, Sequence, Optional, Any, Match, NamedTuple
import click
import requests
import structlog
import yaml
from pydantic.main import BaseModel
from shrub.v2 import Task, TaskDependency, BuildVariant, ExistingTask, ShrubProject
from evergreen.api import EvergreenApi, RetryingEvergreenApi
# Get relative imports to work when the package is not installed on the PYTHONPATH.
if __name__ == "__main__" and __package__ is None:
sys.path.append(os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))))
# pylint: disable=wrong-import-position
import buildscripts.resmokelib.parser as _parser
import buildscripts.resmokelib.suitesconfig as suitesconfig
from buildscripts.util.fileops import write_file_to_dir, read_yaml_file
import buildscripts.util.read_config as read_config
import buildscripts.util.taskname as taskname
from buildscripts.util.teststats import HistoricTaskData, TestRuntime, normalize_test_name
from buildscripts.patch_builds.task_generation import TimeoutInfo, resmoke_commands
# pylint: enable=wrong-import-position
LOGGER = structlog.getLogger(__name__)
AVG_SETUP_TIME = int(timedelta(minutes=5).total_seconds())
DEFAULT_TEST_SUITE_DIR = os.path.join("buildscripts", "resmokeconfig", "suites")
EVG_CONFIG_FILE = "./.evergreen.yml"
GENERATE_CONFIG_FILE = "etc/generate_subtasks_config.yml"
MIN_TIMEOUT_SECONDS = int(timedelta(minutes=5).total_seconds())
MAX_EXPECTED_TIMEOUT = int(timedelta(hours=48).total_seconds())
LOOKBACK_DURATION_DAYS = 14
GEN_SUFFIX = "_gen"
CLEAN_EVERY_N_HOOK = "CleanEveryN"
ASAN_SIGNATURE = "detect_leaks=1"
HEADER_TEMPLATE = """# DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE. All manual edits will be lost.
# This file was generated by {file} from
# {suite_file}.
"""
NO_LARGE_DISTRO_ERR = """
***************************************************************************************
It appears we are trying to generate a task marked as requiring a large distro, but the
build variant has not specified a large build variant. In order to resolve this error,
you need to:
(1) add a "large_distro_name" expansion to this build variant ("{build_variant}").
-- or --
(2) add this build variant ("{build_variant}") to the "build_variant_large_distro_exception"
list in the "etc/generate_subtasks_config.yml" file.
***************************************************************************************
"""
REQUIRED_CONFIG_KEYS = {
"build_variant",
"fallback_num_sub_suites",
"project",
"task_id",
"task_name",
}
DEFAULT_CONFIG_VALUES = {
"generated_config_dir": "generated_resmoke_config",
"max_tests_per_suite": 100,
"max_sub_suites": 3,
"resmoke_args": "",
"resmoke_repeat_suites": 1,
"run_multiple_jobs": "true",
"target_resmoke_time": 60,
"test_suites_dir": DEFAULT_TEST_SUITE_DIR,
"use_default_timeouts": False,
"use_large_distro": False,
}
CONFIG_FORMAT_FN = {
"fallback_num_sub_suites": int,
"max_sub_suites": int,
"max_tests_per_suite": int,
"target_resmoke_time": int,
}
class GenerationConfiguration(BaseModel):
"""Configuration for generating sub-tasks."""
build_variant_large_distro_exceptions: Set[str]
@classmethod
def from_yaml_file(cls, path: str) -> "GenerationConfiguration":
"""Read the generation configuration from the given file."""
return cls(**read_yaml_file(path))
@classmethod
def default_config(cls) -> "GenerationConfiguration":
"""Create a default configuration."""
return cls(build_variant_large_distro_exceptions=set())
class ConfigOptions(object):
"""Retrieve configuration from a config file."""
def __init__(self, config, required_keys=None, defaults=None, formats=None):
"""
Create an instance of ConfigOptions.
:param config: Dictionary of configuration to use.
:param required_keys: Set of keys required by this config.
:param defaults: Dict of default values for keys.
:param formats: Dict with functions to format values before returning.
"""
self.config = config
self.required_keys = required_keys if required_keys else set()
self.default_values = defaults if defaults else {}
self.formats = formats if formats else {}
@classmethod
def from_file(cls, filepath, required_keys, defaults, formats):
"""
Create an instance of ConfigOptions based on the given config file.
:param filepath: Path to file containing configuration.
:param required_keys: Set of keys required by this config.
:param defaults: Dict of default values for keys.
:param formats: Dict with functions to format values before returning.
:return: Instance of ConfigOptions.
"""
return cls(read_config.read_config_file(filepath), required_keys, defaults, formats)
@property
def depends_on(self):
"""List of dependencies specified."""
return split_if_exists(self._lookup(self.config, "depends_on"))
@property
def is_patch(self):
"""Is this running in a patch build."""
patch = self.config.get("is_patch")
if patch:
return strtobool(patch)
return None
@property
def repeat_suites(self):
"""How many times should the suite be repeated."""
return int(self.resmoke_repeat_suites)
@property
def suite(self):
"""Return test suite is being run."""
return self.config.get("suite", self.task)
@property
def task(self):
"""Return task being run."""
return remove_gen_suffix(self.task_name)
@property
def run_tests_task(self):
"""Return name of task name for s3 folder containing generated tasks config."""
return self.task
@property
def run_tests_build_variant(self):
"""Return name of build_variant for s3 folder containing generated tasks config."""
return self.build_variant
@property
def run_tests_build_id(self):
"""Return name of build_id for s3 folder containing generated tasks config."""
return self.build_id
@property
def create_misc_suite(self):
"""Whether or not a _misc suite file should be created."""
return True
@property
def display_task_name(self):
"""Return the name to use as the display task."""
return self.task
@property
def gen_task_set(self):
"""Return the set of tasks used to generate this configuration."""
return {self.task_name}
@property
def variant(self):
"""Return build variant is being run on."""
return self.build_variant
def _lookup(self, config, item):
if item not in config:
if item in self.required_keys:
raise KeyError(f"{item} must be specified in configuration.")
return self.default_values.get(item, None)
if item in self.formats and item in config:
return self.formats[item](config[item])
return config.get(item, None)
def __getattr__(self, item):
"""Determine the value of the given attribute."""
return self._lookup(self.config, item)
def __repr__(self):
"""Provide a string representation of this object for debugging."""
required_values = [f"{key}: {self.config[key]}" for key in REQUIRED_CONFIG_KEYS]
return f"ConfigOptions({', '.join(required_values)})"
def enable_logging(verbose):
"""Enable verbose logging for execution."""
level = logging.DEBUG if verbose else logging.INFO
logging.basicConfig(
format="[%(asctime)s - %(name)s - %(levelname)s] %(message)s",
level=level,
stream=sys.stdout,
)
structlog.configure(logger_factory=structlog.stdlib.LoggerFactory())
def write_file_dict(directory: str, file_dict: Dict[str, str]) -> None:
"""
Write files in the given dictionary to disk.
The keys of the dictionary should be the filenames to write and the values should be
the contents to write to each file.
If the given directory does not exist, it will be created.
:param directory: Directory to write files to.
:param file_dict: Dictionary of files to write.
"""
for name, contents in file_dict.items():
write_file_to_dir(directory, name, contents)
def split_if_exists(str_to_split):
"""Split the given string on "," if it is not None."""
if str_to_split:
return str_to_split.split(",")
return None
def remove_gen_suffix(task_name):
"""Remove '_gen' suffix from task_name."""
if task_name.endswith(GEN_SUFFIX):
return task_name[:-4]
return task_name
def string_contains_any_of_args(string, args):
"""
Return whether array contains any of a group of args.
:param string: String being checked.
:param args: Args being analyzed.
:return: True if any args are found in the string.
"""
return any(arg in string for arg in args)
def divide_remaining_tests_among_suites(remaining_tests_runtimes, suites):
"""Divide the list of tests given among the suites given."""
suite_idx = 0
for test_file, runtime in remaining_tests_runtimes:
current_suite = suites[suite_idx]
current_suite.add_test(test_file, runtime)
suite_idx += 1
if suite_idx >= len(suites):
suite_idx = 0
def _new_suite_needed(current_suite, test_runtime, max_suite_runtime, max_tests_per_suite):
"""
Check if a new suite should be created for the given suite.
:param current_suite: Suite currently being added to.
:param test_runtime: Runtime of test being added.
:param max_suite_runtime: Max runtime of a single suite.
:param max_tests_per_suite: Max number of tests in a suite.
:return: True if a new test suite should be created.
"""
if current_suite.get_runtime() + test_runtime > max_suite_runtime:
# Will adding this test put us over the target runtime?
return True
if max_tests_per_suite and current_suite.get_test_count() + 1 > max_tests_per_suite:
# Will adding this test put us over the max number of tests?
return True
return False
def divide_tests_into_suites(suite_name, tests_runtimes: List[TestRuntime], max_time_seconds,
max_suites=None, max_tests_per_suite=None):
"""
Divide the given tests into suites.
Each suite should be able to execute in less than the max time specified. If a single
test has a runtime greater than `max_time_seconds`, it will be run in a suite on its own.
If max_suites is reached before assigning all tests to a suite, the remaining tests will be
divided up among the created suites.
Note: If `max_suites` is hit, suites may have more tests than `max_tests_per_suite` and may have
runtimes longer than `max_time_seconds`.
:param suite_name: Name of suite being split.
:param tests_runtimes: List of tuples containing test names and test runtimes.
:param max_time_seconds: Maximum runtime to add to a single bucket.
:param max_suites: Maximum number of suites to create.
:param max_tests_per_suite: Maximum number of tests to add to a single suite.
:return: List of Suite objects representing grouping of tests.
"""
suites = []
Suite.reset_current_index()
current_suite = Suite(suite_name)
last_test_processed = len(tests_runtimes)
LOGGER.debug("Determines suites for runtime", max_runtime_seconds=max_time_seconds,
max_suites=max_suites, max_tests_per_suite=max_tests_per_suite)
for idx, (test_file, runtime) in enumerate(tests_runtimes):
LOGGER.debug("Adding test", test=test_file, test_runtime=runtime)
if _new_suite_needed(current_suite, runtime, max_time_seconds, max_tests_per_suite):
LOGGER.debug("Finished suite", suite_runtime=current_suite.get_runtime(),
test_runtime=runtime, max_time=max_time_seconds)
if current_suite.get_test_count() > 0:
suites.append(current_suite)
current_suite = Suite(suite_name)
if max_suites and len(suites) >= max_suites:
last_test_processed = idx
break
current_suite.add_test(test_file, runtime)
if current_suite.get_test_count() > 0:
suites.append(current_suite)
if max_suites and last_test_processed < len(tests_runtimes):
# We must have hit the max suite limit, just randomly add the remaining tests to suites.
divide_remaining_tests_among_suites(tests_runtimes[last_test_processed:], suites)
return suites
def read_suite_config(suite_dir, suite_name) -> Dict[str, Any]:
"""
Read the given resmoke suite configuration.
:param suite_dir: Directory containing suite configurations.
:param suite_name: Name of suite to read.
:return: Configuration of specified suite.
"""
return read_yaml_file(os.path.join(suite_dir, f"{suite_name}.yml"))
def update_suite_config(suite_config, roots=None, excludes=None):
"""
Update suite config based on the roots and excludes passed in.
:param suite_config: suite_config to update.
:param roots: new roots to run, or None if roots should not be updated.
:param excludes: excludes to add, or None if excludes should not be include.
:return: updated suite_config
"""
if roots:
suite_config["selector"]["roots"] = roots
if excludes:
# This must be a misc file, if the exclude_files section exists, extend it, otherwise,
# create it.
if "exclude_files" in suite_config["selector"] and \
suite_config["selector"]["exclude_files"]:
suite_config["selector"]["exclude_files"] += excludes
else:
suite_config["selector"]["exclude_files"] = excludes
else:
# if excludes was not specified this must not a misc file, so don"t exclude anything.
if "exclude_files" in suite_config["selector"]:
del suite_config["selector"]["exclude_files"]
return suite_config
def generate_resmoke_suite_config(source_config, source_file, roots=None, excludes=None):
"""
Read and evaluate the yaml suite file.
Override selector.roots and selector.excludes with the provided values. Write the results to
target_suite_name.
:param source_config: Config of suite to base generated config on.
:param source_file: Filename of source suite.
:param roots: Roots used to select tests for split suite.
:param excludes: Tests that should be excluded from split suite.
"""
suite_config = update_suite_config(deepcopy(source_config), roots, excludes)
contents = HEADER_TEMPLATE.format(file=__file__, suite_file=source_file)
contents += yaml.safe_dump(suite_config, default_flow_style=False)
return contents
def render_suite_files(suites: List, suite_name: str, test_list: List[str], suite_dir,
create_misc_suite: bool) -> Dict:
"""
Render the given list of suites.
This will create a dictionary of all the resmoke config files to create with the
filename of each file as the key and the contents as the value.
:param suites: List of suites to render.
:param suite_name: Base name of suites.
:param test_list: List of tests used in suites.
:param suite_dir: Directory containing test suite configurations.
:param create_misc_suite: Whether or not a _misc suite file should be created.
:return: Dictionary of rendered resmoke config files.
"""
# pylint: disable=too-many-arguments
source_config = read_suite_config(suite_dir, suite_name)
suite_configs = {
f"{os.path.basename(suite.name)}.yml": suite.generate_resmoke_config(source_config)
for suite in suites
}
if create_misc_suite:
suite_configs[f"{os.path.basename(suite_name)}_misc.yml"] = generate_resmoke_suite_config(
source_config, suite_name, excludes=test_list)
return suite_configs
def calculate_timeout(avg_runtime: float, scaling_factor: int) -> int:
"""
Determine how long a runtime to set based on average runtime and a scaling factor.
:param avg_runtime: Average runtime of previous runs.
:param scaling_factor: scaling factor for timeout.
:return: timeout to use (in seconds).
"""
def round_to_minute(runtime):
"""Round the given seconds up to the nearest minute."""
distance_to_min = 60 - (runtime % 60)
return int(math.ceil(runtime + distance_to_min))
return max(MIN_TIMEOUT_SECONDS, round_to_minute(avg_runtime)) * scaling_factor + AVG_SETUP_TIME
def should_tasks_be_generated(evg_api, task_id):
"""
Determine if we should attempt to generate tasks.
If an evergreen task that calls 'generate.tasks' is restarted, the 'generate.tasks' command
will no-op. So, if we are in that state, we should avoid generating new configuration files
that will just be confusing to the user (since that would not be used).
:param evg_api: Evergreen API object.
:param task_id: Id of the task being run.
:return: Boolean of whether to generate tasks.
"""
task = evg_api.task_by_id(task_id, fetch_all_executions=True)
# If any previous execution was successful, do not generate more tasks.
for i in range(task.execution):
task_execution = task.get_execution(i)
if task_execution.is_success():
return False
return True
class TimeoutEstimate(NamedTuple):
"""Runtime estimates used to calculate timeouts."""
max_test_runtime: Optional[float]
expected_task_runtime: Optional[float]
@classmethod
def no_timeouts(cls) -> "TimeoutEstimate":
"""Create an instance with no estimation data."""
return cls(max_test_runtime=None, expected_task_runtime=None)
def calculate_test_timeout(self, repeat_factor: int) -> Optional[int]:
"""
Calculate the timeout to use for tests.
:param repeat_factor: How many times the suite will be repeated.
:return: Timeout value to use for tests.
"""
if self.max_test_runtime is None:
return None
timeout = calculate_timeout(self.max_test_runtime, 3) * repeat_factor
LOGGER.debug("Setting timeout", timeout=timeout, max_runtime=self.max_test_runtime,
factor=repeat_factor)
return timeout
def calculate_task_timeout(self, repeat_factor: int) -> Optional[int]:
"""
Calculate the timeout to use for tasks.
:param repeat_factor: How many times the suite will be repeated.
:return: Timeout value to use for tasks.
"""
if self.expected_task_runtime is None:
return None
exec_timeout = calculate_timeout(self.expected_task_runtime, 3) * repeat_factor
LOGGER.debug("Setting exec_timeout", exec_timeout=exec_timeout,
suite_runtime=self.expected_task_runtime, factor=repeat_factor)
return exec_timeout
def generate_timeout_cmd(self, is_patch: bool, repeat_factor: int,
use_default: bool = False) -> TimeoutInfo:
"""
Create the timeout info to use to create a timeout shrub command.
:param is_patch: Whether the command is being created in a patch build.
:param repeat_factor: How many times the suite will be repeated.
:param use_default: Should the default timeout be used.
:return: Timeout info for the task.
"""
if (self.max_test_runtime is None and self.expected_task_runtime is None) or use_default:
return TimeoutInfo.default_timeout()
test_timeout = self.calculate_test_timeout(repeat_factor)
task_timeout = self.calculate_task_timeout(repeat_factor)
if is_patch and (test_timeout > MAX_EXPECTED_TIMEOUT
or task_timeout > MAX_EXPECTED_TIMEOUT):
frameinfo = getframeinfo(currentframe())
LOGGER.error(
"This task looks like it is expected to run far longer than normal. This is "
"likely due to setting the suite 'repeat' value very high. If you are sure "
"this is something you want to do, comment this check out in your patch build "
"and resubmit", repeat_value=repeat_factor, timeout=test_timeout,
exec_timeout=task_timeout, code_file=frameinfo.filename, code_line=frameinfo.lineno,
max_timeout=MAX_EXPECTED_TIMEOUT)
raise ValueError("Failing due to expected runtime.")
return TimeoutInfo.overridden(timeout=test_timeout, exec_timeout=task_timeout)
class Suite(object):
"""A suite of tests that can be run by evergreen."""
_current_index = 0
def __init__(self, source_name: str) -> None:
"""
Initialize the object.
:param source_name: Base name of suite.
"""
self.tests = []
self.total_runtime = 0
self.max_runtime = 0
self.tests_with_runtime_info = 0
self.source_name = source_name
self.task_overhead = 0
self.index = Suite._current_index
Suite._current_index += 1
@classmethod
def reset_current_index(cls):
"""Reset the current index."""
Suite._current_index = 0
def add_test(self, test_file: str, runtime: float):
"""Add the given test to this suite."""
self.tests.append(test_file)
self.total_runtime += runtime
if runtime != 0:
self.tests_with_runtime_info += 1
if runtime > self.max_runtime:
self.max_runtime = runtime
def should_overwrite_timeout(self) -> bool:
"""
Whether the timeout for this suite should be overwritten.
We should only overwrite the timeout if we have runtime info for all tests.
"""
return len(self.tests) == self.tests_with_runtime_info
def get_timeout_estimate(self) -> TimeoutEstimate:
"""Get the estimated runtime of this task to for timeouts."""
if self.should_overwrite_timeout():
return TimeoutEstimate(max_test_runtime=self.max_runtime,
expected_task_runtime=self.total_runtime + self.task_overhead)
return TimeoutEstimate.no_timeouts()
def get_runtime(self):
"""Get the current average runtime of all the tests currently in this suite."""
return self.total_runtime
def get_test_count(self):
"""Get the number of tests currently in this suite."""
return len(self.tests)
@property
def name(self) -> str:
"""Get the name of this suite."""
return taskname.name_generated_task(self.source_name, self.index, Suite._current_index)
def generate_resmoke_config(self, source_config: Dict) -> str:
"""
Generate the contents of resmoke config for this suite.
:param source_config: Resmoke config to base generate config on.
:return: Resmoke config to run this suite.
"""
suite_config = update_suite_config(deepcopy(source_config), roots=self.tests)
contents = HEADER_TEMPLATE.format(file=__file__, suite_file=self.source_name)
contents += yaml.safe_dump(suite_config, default_flow_style=False)
return contents
class EvergreenConfigGenerator(object):
"""Generate evergreen configurations."""
def __init__(self, suites: List[Suite], options: ConfigOptions, evg_api: EvergreenApi,
generate_config: Optional[GenerationConfiguration] = None) -> None:
"""
Create new EvergreenConfigGenerator object.
:param suites: The suite the Evergreen config will be generated for.
:param options: The ConfigOptions object containing the config file values.
:param evg_api: Evergreen API object.
:param generate_config: Configuration about how generation should be done.
"""
self.suites = suites
self.options = options
self.gen_config = GenerationConfiguration.default_config()
if generate_config:
self.gen_config = generate_config
self.evg_api = evg_api
self.task_specs = []
self.task_names = []
self.build_tasks = None
def _get_distro(self, build_variant: str) -> Optional[Sequence[str]]:
"""
Get the distros that the tasks should be run on.
:param build_variant: Name of build variant being generated.
:return: List of distros to run on.
"""
if self.options.use_large_distro:
if self.options.large_distro_name:
return [self.options.large_distro_name]
if build_variant not in self.gen_config.build_variant_large_distro_exceptions:
print(NO_LARGE_DISTRO_ERR.format(build_variant=build_variant))
raise ValueError("Invalid Evergreen Configuration")
return None
def _generate_resmoke_args(self, suite_file: str) -> str:
"""
Generate the resmoke args for the given suite.
:param suite_file: File containing configuration for test suite.
:return: arguments to pass to resmoke.
"""
resmoke_args = (f"--suite={suite_file}.yml --originSuite={self.options.suite} "
f" {self.options.resmoke_args}")
if self.options.repeat_suites and not string_contains_any_of_args(
resmoke_args, ["repeatSuites", "repeat"]):
resmoke_args += f" --repeatSuites={self.options.repeat_suites} "
return resmoke_args
def _get_run_tests_vars(self, suite_file: str) -> Dict[str, Any]:
"""
Generate a dictionary of the variables to pass to the task.
:param suite_file: Suite being run.
:return: Dictionary containing variables and value to pass to generated task.
"""
variables = {
"resmoke_args": self._generate_resmoke_args(suite_file),
"run_multiple_jobs": self.options.run_multiple_jobs,
"task": self.options.run_tests_task,
"build_variant": self.options.run_tests_build_variant,
"build_id": self.options.run_tests_build_id,
}
if self.options.resmoke_jobs_max:
variables["resmoke_jobs_max"] = self.options.resmoke_jobs_max
if self.options.use_multiversion:
variables["task_path_suffix"] = self.options.use_multiversion
return variables
@staticmethod
def _is_task_dependency(task: str, possible_dependency: str) -> Optional[Match[str]]:
"""
Determine if the given possible_dependency belongs to the given task.
:param task: Name of dependency being checked.
:param possible_dependency: Task to check if dependency.
:return: None is task is not a dependency.
"""
return re.match(f"{task}_(\\d|misc)", possible_dependency)
def _get_tasks_for_depends_on(self, dependent_task: str) -> List[str]:
"""
Get a list of tasks that belong to the given dependency.
:param dependent_task: Dependency to check.
:return: List of tasks that are a part of the given dependency.
"""
return [
str(task.display_name) for task in self.build_tasks
if self._is_task_dependency(dependent_task, str(task.display_name))
]
def _get_dependencies(self) -> Set[TaskDependency]:
"""Get the set of dependency tasks for these suites."""
dependencies = {TaskDependency("compile")}
if not self.options.is_patch:
# Don"t worry about task dependencies in patch builds, only mainline.
if self.options.depends_on:
for dep in self.options.depends_on:
depends_on_tasks = self._get_tasks_for_depends_on(dep)
for dependency in depends_on_tasks:
dependencies.add(TaskDependency(dependency))
return dependencies
def _generate_task(self, sub_suite_name: str, sub_task_name: str, target_dir: str,
timeout_est: TimeoutEstimate) -> Task:
"""
Generate a shrub evergreen config for a resmoke task.
:param sub_suite_name: Name of suite being generated.
:param sub_task_name: Name of task to generate.
:param target_dir: Directory containing generated suite files.
:param timeout_est: Estimated runtime to use for calculating timeouts.
:return: Shrub configuration for the described task.
"""
# pylint: disable=too-many-arguments
LOGGER.debug("Generating task", sub_suite=sub_suite_name)
# Evergreen always uses a unix shell, even on Windows, so instead of using os.path.join
# here, just use the forward slash; otherwise the path separator will be treated as
# the escape character on Windows.
target_suite_file = '/'.join([target_dir, os.path.basename(sub_suite_name)])
run_tests_vars = self._get_run_tests_vars(target_suite_file)
use_multiversion = self.options.use_multiversion
timeout_cmd = timeout_est.generate_timeout_cmd(
self.options.is_patch, self.options.repeat_suites, self.options.use_default_timeouts)
commands = resmoke_commands("run generated tests", run_tests_vars, timeout_cmd,
use_multiversion)
return Task(sub_task_name, commands, self._get_dependencies())
def _create_sub_task(self, idx: int, suite: Suite) -> Task:
"""
Create the sub task for the given suite.
:param idx: Index of suite to created.
:param suite: Suite to create.
:return: Shrub configuration for the suite.
"""
sub_task_name = taskname.name_generated_task(self.options.task, idx, len(self.suites),
self.options.variant)
return self._generate_task(suite.name, sub_task_name, self.options.generated_config_dir,
suite.get_timeout_estimate())
def _generate_all_tasks(self) -> Set[Task]:
"""Get a set of shrub task for all the sub tasks."""
tasks = {self._create_sub_task(idx, suite) for idx, suite in enumerate(self.suites)}
if self.options.create_misc_suite:
# Add the misc suite
misc_suite_name = f"{os.path.basename(self.options.suite)}_misc"
misc_task_name = f"{self.options.task}_misc_{self.options.variant}"
tasks.add(
self._generate_task(misc_suite_name,
misc_task_name, self.options.generated_config_dir,
TimeoutEstimate.no_timeouts()))
return tasks
def generate_config(self, build_variant: BuildVariant) -> None:
"""
Generate evergreen configuration.
:param build_variant: Build variant to add generated configuration to.
"""
self.build_tasks = self.evg_api.tasks_by_build(self.options.build_id)
tasks = self._generate_all_tasks()
generating_task = {ExistingTask(task_name) for task_name in self.options.gen_task_set}
distros = self._get_distro(build_variant.name)
build_variant.display_task(self.options.display_task_name, execution_tasks=tasks,
execution_existing_tasks=generating_task, distros=distros)
class GenerateSubSuites(object):
"""Orchestrate the execution of generate_resmoke_suites."""
def __init__(self, evergreen_api: EvergreenApi, config_options: ConfigOptions,
generate_config: Optional[GenerationConfiguration] = None) -> None:
"""
Initialize the object.
:param evergreen_api: Evergreen API client.
:param config_options: Generation configuration options.
:param generate_config: Configuration for how generate tasks.
"""
self.evergreen_api = evergreen_api
self.config_options = config_options
self.generate_options = GenerationConfiguration.default_config()
if generate_config:
self.generate_options = generate_config
self.test_list = []
# Populate config values for methods like list_tests()
_parser.set_run_options()
def get_suite_config(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
"""Get the configuration of the suite being generated."""
return read_suite_config(self.config_options.test_suites_dir, self.config_options.suite)
def calculate_suites(self, start_date: datetime, end_date: datetime) -> List[Suite]:
"""
Divide tests into suites based on statistics for the provided period.
:param start_date: Time to start historical analysis.
:param end_date: Time to end historical analysis.
:return: List of sub suites to be generated.
"""
try:
evg_stats = HistoricTaskData.from_evg(self.evergreen_api, self.config_options.project,
start_date, end_date, self.config_options.task,
self.config_options.variant)
if not evg_stats:
LOGGER.debug("No test history, using fallback suites")
# This is probably a new suite, since there is no test history, just use the
# fallback values.
return self.calculate_fallback_suites()
target_execution_time_secs = self.config_options.target_resmoke_time * 60
return self.calculate_suites_from_evg_stats(evg_stats, target_execution_time_secs)
except requests.HTTPError as err:
if err.response.status_code == requests.codes.SERVICE_UNAVAILABLE:
# Evergreen may return a 503 when the service is degraded.
# We fall back to splitting the tests into a fixed number of suites.
LOGGER.warning("Received 503 from Evergreen, "
"dividing the tests evenly among suites")
return self.calculate_fallback_suites()
else:
raise
def calculate_suites_from_evg_stats(self, test_stats: HistoricTaskData,
execution_time_secs: int) -> List[Suite]:
"""
Divide tests into suites that can be run in less than the specified execution time.
:param test_stats: Historical test results for task being split.
:param execution_time_secs: Target execution time of each suite (in seconds).
:return: List of sub suites calculated.
"""
tests_runtimes = self.filter_tests(test_stats.get_tests_runtimes())
if not tests_runtimes:
LOGGER.debug("No test runtimes after filter, using fallback")
return self.calculate_fallback_suites()
self.test_list = [info.test_name for info in tests_runtimes]
suites = divide_tests_into_suites(self.config_options.suite, tests_runtimes,
execution_time_secs, self.config_options.max_sub_suites,
self.config_options.max_tests_per_suite)
self.add_task_hook_overhead(suites, test_stats)
return suites
def _get_hook_config(self, hook_name: str) -> Optional[Dict[str, Any]]:
"""
Get the configuration for the given hook.
:param hook_name: Name of hook to query.
:return: Configuration for hook, if it exists.
"""
hooks_config = self.get_suite_config().get("executor", {}).get("hooks")
if hooks_config:
for hook in hooks_config:
if hook.get("class") == hook_name:
return hook
return None
def _is_asan_build(self) -> bool:
"""Determine if this task is being generated on a ASAN build."""
san_options = self.config_options.san_options
if san_options:
return ASAN_SIGNATURE in san_options
return False
def _get_clean_every_n_cadence(self) -> int:
"""Get the N value for the CleanEveryN hook."""
# Default to 1, which is the worst case meaning CleanEveryN would run for every test.
clean_every_n_cadence = 1
if self._is_asan_build():
# ASAN runs hard-code N to 1. See `resmokelib/testing/hooks/cleanup.py`.
return clean_every_n_cadence
clean_every_n_config = self._get_hook_config(CLEAN_EVERY_N_HOOK)
if clean_every_n_config:
clean_every_n_cadence = clean_every_n_config.get("n", 1)
return clean_every_n_cadence
def add_task_hook_overhead(self, suites: List[Suite], historic_stats: HistoricTaskData) -> None:
"""
Add how much overhead task-level hooks each suite should account for.
Certain test hooks need to be accounted for on the task level instead of the test level
in order to calculate accurate timeouts. So we will add details about those hooks to
each suite here.
:param suites: List of suites that were created.
:param historic_stats: Historic runtime data of the suite.
"""
# The CleanEveryN hook is run every 'N' tests. The runtime of the
# hook will be associated with whichever test happens to be running, which could be
# different every run. So we need to take its runtime into account at the task level.
clean_every_n_cadence = self._get_clean_every_n_cadence()
avg_clean_every_n_runtime = historic_stats.get_avg_hook_runtime(CLEAN_EVERY_N_HOOK)
LOGGER.info("task hook overhead", cadence=clean_every_n_cadence,
runtime=avg_clean_every_n_runtime)
if avg_clean_every_n_runtime != 0:
for suite in suites:
n_expected_runs = suite.get_test_count() / clean_every_n_cadence
suite.task_overhead += n_expected_runs * avg_clean_every_n_runtime
def filter_tests(self, tests_runtimes: List[TestRuntime]) -> List[TestRuntime]:
"""
Filter relevant tests.
:param tests_runtimes: List of tuples containing test names and test runtimes.
:return: Filtered TestRuntime objects indicating tests to be run.
"""
tests_runtimes = self.filter_existing_tests(tests_runtimes)
if self.config_options.selected_tests_to_run:
tests_runtimes = filter_specified_tests(self.config_options.selected_tests_to_run,
tests_runtimes)
return tests_runtimes
def filter_existing_tests(self, tests_runtimes: List[TestRuntime]) -> List[TestRuntime]:
"""Filter out tests that do not exist in the filesystem."""
all_tests = [normalize_test_name(test) for test in self.list_tests()]
return [
info for info in tests_runtimes
if os.path.exists(info.test_name) and info.test_name in all_tests
]
def calculate_fallback_suites(self) -> List[Suite]:
"""Divide tests into a fixed number of suites."""
LOGGER.debug("Splitting tasks based on fallback",
fallback=self.config_options.fallback_num_sub_suites)
self.test_list = self.list_tests()
num_suites = min(self.config_options.fallback_num_sub_suites, len(self.test_list))
suites = [Suite(self.config_options.suite) for _ in range(num_suites)]
for idx, test_file in enumerate(self.test_list):
suites[idx % num_suites].add_test(test_file, 0)
return suites
def list_tests(self) -> List[str]:
"""List the test files that are part of the suite being split."""
return suitesconfig.get_suite(self.config_options.suite).tests
def add_suites_to_build_variant(self, suites: List[Suite], build_variant: BuildVariant) -> None:
"""
Add the given suites to the build variant specified.
:param suites: Suites to add.
:param build_variant: Build variant to add suite to.
"""
EvergreenConfigGenerator(suites, self.config_options, self.evergreen_api,
self.generate_options).generate_config(build_variant)
def generate_task_config(self, suites: List[Suite]) -> BuildVariant:
"""
Generate the evergreen configuration for the new suite.
:param suites: The suite the generated Evergreen config will be generated for.
"""
build_variant = BuildVariant(self.config_options.variant)
self.add_suites_to_build_variant(suites, build_variant)
return build_variant
def generate_suites_config(self, suites: List[Suite]) -> Dict:
"""
Generate the suites files and evergreen configuration for the generated task.
:return: The suites files and evergreen configuration for the generated task.
"""
return render_suite_files(suites, self.config_options.suite, self.test_list,
self.config_options.test_suites_dir,
self.config_options.create_misc_suite)
def get_suites(self) -> List[Suite]:
"""
Generate the suites files and evergreen configuration for the generated task.
:return: The suites files and evergreen configuration for the generated task.
"""
end_date = datetime.datetime.utcnow().replace(microsecond=0)
start_date = end_date - datetime.timedelta(days=LOOKBACK_DURATION_DAYS)
return self.calculate_suites(start_date, end_date)
def run(self):
"""Generate resmoke suites that run within a target execution time and write to disk."""
LOGGER.debug("config options", config_options=self.config_options)
if not should_tasks_be_generated(self.evergreen_api, self.config_options.task_id):
LOGGER.info("Not generating configuration due to previous successful generation.")
return
suites = self.get_suites()
LOGGER.debug("Creating suites", num_suites=len(suites), task=self.config_options.task,
dir=self.config_options.generated_config_dir)
config_dict_of_suites = self.generate_suites_config(suites)
shrub_config = ShrubProject.empty()
shrub_config.add_build_variant(self.generate_task_config(suites))
config_dict_of_suites[self.config_options.task + ".json"] = shrub_config.json()
write_file_dict(self.config_options.generated_config_dir, config_dict_of_suites)
def filter_specified_tests(specified_tests: Set[str], tests_runtimes: List[TestRuntime]):
"""
Filter out tests that have not been specified in the specified tests config option.
:param specified_tests: List of test files that should be run.
:param tests_runtimes: List of tuples containing test names and test runtimes.
:return: List of TestRuntime tuples that match specified_tests.
"""
return [info for info in tests_runtimes if info.test_name in specified_tests]
@click.command()
@click.option("--expansion-file", type=str, required=True,
help="Location of expansions file generated by evergreen.")
@click.option("--evergreen-config", type=str, default=EVG_CONFIG_FILE,
help="Location of evergreen configuration file.")
@click.option("--verbose", is_flag=True, default=False, help="Enable verbose logging.")
def main(expansion_file, evergreen_config, verbose):
"""
Create a configuration for generate tasks to create sub suites for the specified resmoke suite.
The `--expansion-file` should contain all the configuration needed to generate the tasks.
\f
:param expansion_file: Configuration file.
:param evergreen_config: Evergreen configuration file.
:param verbose: Use verbose logging.
"""
enable_logging(verbose)
evg_api = RetryingEvergreenApi.get_api(config_file=evergreen_config)
generate_config = GenerationConfiguration.from_yaml_file(GENERATE_CONFIG_FILE)
config_options = ConfigOptions.from_file(expansion_file, REQUIRED_CONFIG_KEYS,
DEFAULT_CONFIG_VALUES, CONFIG_FORMAT_FN)
GenerateSubSuites(evg_api, config_options, generate_config).run()
if __name__ == "__main__":
main() # pylint: disable=no-value-for-parameter
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