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When I call reporttests.jl to run to my runtest.jl script using a python call to julia run using a for loop, there are frequent occurrences of the xml file not being generated.
There is no error message, just that the xml file is not generated after the run is completed, so please tell me what could be the cause of this problem.
In real time, even if I don't use parallel run, just for loop call reporttests.jl to run, in centos this kind of poor performance virtual machine also appeared this phenomenon, so I suspect that the problem may be in Testreports.jl package.
I hope this will answer my doubts, and I'm grateful to the developers for developing this package.
add: my running system is virtual machine ubuntu18.04, 16 cores 32G.
Here is the code involved:
def run_julia_tests(package_name):
run_test_cmd = ["julia", f"scripts/parse_xml/reporttests.jl", f"tests/{package_name}/test/runtests.jl" ]
subprocess.run(run_test_cmd, stdout=subprocess.DEVNULL, stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL)
def run_julia_tests_parallel(pkg_list):
with Pool(cpu_count()) as pool:
pool.map(run_julia_tests, [pkg_path.split("\\")[-1] for pkg_path in pkg_list])
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When I call reporttests.jl to run to my runtest.jl script using a python call to julia run using a for loop, there are frequent occurrences of the xml file not being generated.
There is no error message, just that the xml file is not generated after the run is completed, so please tell me what could be the cause of this problem.
In real time, even if I don't use parallel run, just for loop call reporttests.jl to run, in centos this kind of poor performance virtual machine also appeared this phenomenon, so I suspect that the problem may be in Testreports.jl package.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: