virt-manager/tests/utils.py
Cole Robinson e7e9369989 util: Catch libxml2 stderr messages
Similar to what we do with libvirt. Was never really relevant before,
but some of the namespace XML stuff can be a bit noisy even though it
doesn't have any functional impact that I can tell
2017-03-06 22:15:46 -05:00

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# Copyright (C) 2013, 2014 Red Hat, Inc.
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import difflib
import os
import virtinst
import virtinst.cli
import virtinst.uri
# DON'T EDIT THIS. Use 'setup.py test --regenerate-output'
REGENERATE_OUTPUT = False
# pylint: disable=protected-access
# Access to protected member, needed to unittest stuff
_capsprefix = ",caps=%s/tests/capabilities-xml/" % os.getcwd()
_domcapsprefix = ",domcaps=%s/tests/capabilities-xml/" % os.getcwd()
uri_test_default = "__virtinst_test__test:///default,predictable"
uri_test = "__virtinst_test__test:///%s/tests/testdriver.xml,predictable" % os.getcwd()
uri_test_remote = uri_test + ",remote"
_uri_qemu = "%s,qemu" % uri_test
_uri_kvm_domcaps = (_uri_qemu + _domcapsprefix + "kvm-x86_64-domcaps.xml")
_uri_kvm_aarch64_domcaps = (_uri_qemu + _domcapsprefix + "kvm-aarch64-domcaps.xml")
uri_kvm_nodomcaps = (_uri_qemu + _capsprefix + "kvm-x86_64.xml")
uri_kvm_rhel = (_uri_kvm_domcaps + _capsprefix + "kvm-x86_64-rhel7.xml")
uri_kvm = (_uri_kvm_domcaps + _capsprefix + "kvm-x86_64.xml")
uri_kvm_session = uri_kvm + ",session"
uri_kvm_armv7l = (_uri_kvm_domcaps + _capsprefix + "kvm-armv7l.xml")
uri_kvm_aarch64 = (_uri_kvm_aarch64_domcaps + _capsprefix + "kvm-aarch64.xml")
uri_kvm_ppc64le = (_uri_kvm_domcaps + _capsprefix + "kvm-ppc64le.xml")
uri_kvm_s390x = (_uri_kvm_domcaps + _capsprefix + "kvm-s390x.xml")
uri_kvm_s390x_KVMIBM = (_uri_kvm_domcaps + _capsprefix + "kvm-s390x-KVMIBM.xml")
uri_xen = uri_test + _capsprefix + "xen-rhel5.4.xml,xen"
uri_lxc = uri_test + _capsprefix + "lxc.xml,lxc"
uri_vz = uri_test + _capsprefix + "vz.xml,vz"
def get_debug():
return ("DEBUG_TESTS" in os.environ and
os.environ["DEBUG_TESTS"] == "1")
def _make_uri(base, connver=None, libver=None):
if connver:
base += ",connver=%s" % connver
if libver:
base += ",libver=%s" % libver
return base
_conn_cache = {}
def openconn(uri):
"""
Extra super caching to speed up the test suite. We basically
cache the first guest/pool/vol poll attempt for each URI, and save it
across multiple reopenings of that connection. We aren't caching
libvirt objects, just parsed XML objects. This works fine since
generally every test uses a fresh virConnect, or undoes the
persistent changes it makes.
"""
virtinst.util.register_libvirt_error_handler()
conn = virtinst.cli.getConnection(uri)
if uri not in _conn_cache:
_conn_cache[uri] = {}
_conn_cache[uri]["vms"] = conn._fetch_all_guests_cached()
_conn_cache[uri]["pools"] = conn._fetch_all_pools_cached()
_conn_cache[uri]["vols"] = conn._fetch_all_vols_cached()
_conn_cache[uri]["nodedevs"] = conn._fetch_all_nodedevs_cached()
cache = _conn_cache[uri].copy()
def cb_fetch_all_guests():
return cache["vms"]
def cb_fetch_all_nodedevs():
return cache["nodedevs"]
def cb_fetch_all_pools():
if "pools" not in cache:
cache["pools"] = conn._fetch_all_pools_cached()
return cache["pools"]
def cb_fetch_all_vols():
if "vols" not in cache:
cache["vols"] = conn._fetch_all_vols_cached()
return cache["vols"]
def cb_clear_cache(pools=False):
if pools:
cache.pop("pools", None)
cache.pop("vols", None)
conn.cb_fetch_all_guests = cb_fetch_all_guests
conn.cb_fetch_all_pools = cb_fetch_all_pools
conn.cb_fetch_all_vols = cb_fetch_all_vols
conn.cb_fetch_all_nodedevs = cb_fetch_all_nodedevs
conn.cb_clear_cache = cb_clear_cache
return conn
def open_testdefault():
return openconn(uri_test_default)
def open_testdriver():
return openconn(uri_test)
def open_kvm(connver=None, libver=None):
return openconn(_make_uri(uri_kvm, connver, libver))
def open_kvm_rhel(connver=None):
return openconn(_make_uri(uri_kvm_rhel, connver))
def open_test_remote():
return openconn(uri_test_remote)
def test_create(testconn, xml, define_func="defineXML"):
xml = virtinst.uri.sanitize_xml_for_test_define(xml)
try:
func = getattr(testconn, define_func)
obj = func(xml)
except Exception, e:
raise RuntimeError(str(e) + "\n" + xml)
try:
obj.create()
obj.destroy()
obj.undefine()
except:
try:
obj.destroy()
except:
pass
try:
obj.undefine()
except:
pass
def read_file(filename):
"""Helper function to read a files contents and return them"""
f = open(filename, "r")
out = f.read()
f.close()
return out
def diff_compare(actual_out, filename=None, expect_out=None):
"""Compare passed string output to contents of filename"""
if not expect_out:
if not os.path.exists(filename) or REGENERATE_OUTPUT:
file(filename, "w").write(actual_out)
expect_out = read_file(filename)
diff = "".join(difflib.unified_diff(expect_out.splitlines(1),
actual_out.splitlines(1),
fromfile=filename,
tofile="Generated Output"))
if diff:
raise AssertionError("Conversion outputs did not match.\n%s" % diff)