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edx-platform/rakelib/tests.rake
2013-07-23 09:16:35 -04:00

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# Set up the clean and clobber tasks
CLOBBER.include(REPORT_DIR, 'test_root/*_repo', 'test_root/staticfiles')
# Create the directory to hold coverage reports, if it doesn't already exist.
directory REPORT_DIR
def run_under_coverage(cmd, root)
cmd0, cmd_rest = cmd.split(" ", 2)
# We use "python -m coverage" so that the proper python will run the importable coverage
# rather than the coverage that OS path finds.
cmd = "python -m coverage run --rcfile=#{root}/.coveragerc `which #{cmd0}` #{cmd_rest}"
return cmd
end
def run_tests(system, report_dir, test_id=nil, stop_on_failure=true)
ENV['NOSE_XUNIT_FILE'] = File.join(report_dir, "nosetests.xml")
dirs = Dir["common/djangoapps/*"] + Dir["#{system}/djangoapps/*"]
test_id = dirs.join(' ') if test_id.nil? or test_id == ''
cmd = django_admin(system, :test, 'test', '--logging-clear-handlers', '--liveserver=localhost:8000-9000', test_id)
test_sh(run_under_coverage(cmd, system))
end
def run_acceptance_tests(system, report_dir, harvest_args)
# HACK: Since now the CMS depends on the existence of some database tables
# that used to be in LMS (Role/Permissions for Forums) we need to make
# sure the acceptance tests create/migrate the database tables
# that are represented in the LMS. We might be able to address this by moving
# out the migrations from lms/django_comment_client, but then we'd have to
# repair all the existing migrations from the upgrade tables in the DB.
if system == :cms
sh(django_admin('lms', 'acceptance', 'syncdb', '--noinput'))
sh(django_admin('lms', 'acceptance', 'migrate', '--noinput'))
end
sh(django_admin(system, 'acceptance', 'syncdb', '--noinput'))
sh(django_admin(system, 'acceptance', 'migrate', '--noinput'))
test_sh(django_admin(system, 'acceptance', 'harvest', '--debug-mode', '--tag -skip', harvest_args))
end
# Run documentation tests
desc "Run documentation tests"
task :test_docs do
# Be sure that sphinx can build docs w/o exceptions.
test_message = "If test fails, you shoud run %s and look at whole output and fix exceptions.
(You shouldn't fix rst warnings and errors for this to pass, just get rid of exceptions.)"
puts (test_message % ["rake doc"]).colorize( :light_green )
test_sh('rake builddocs')
puts (test_message % ["rake doc[pub]"]).colorize( :light_green )
test_sh('rake builddocs[pub]')
end
task :clean_test_files do
desc "Clean fixture files used by tests"
sh("git clean -fqdx test_root")
end
task :clean_reports_dir => REPORT_DIR do
desc "Clean coverage files, to ensure that we don't use stale data to generate reports."
# We delete the files but preserve the directory structure
# so that coverage.py has a place to put the reports.
sh("find #{REPORT_DIR} -type f -delete")
end
TEST_TASK_DIRS = []
[:lms, :cms].each do |system|
report_dir = report_dir_path(system)
# Per System tasks
desc "Run all django tests on our djangoapps for the #{system}"
task "test_#{system}", [:test_id] => [:clean_test_files, :predjango, "#{system}:gather_assets:test", "fasttest_#{system}"]
# Have a way to run the tests without running collectstatic -- useful when debugging without
# messing with static files.
task "fasttest_#{system}", [:test_id] => [report_dir, :clean_reports_dir, :install_prereqs, :predjango] do |t, args|
args.with_defaults(:test_id => nil)
run_tests(system, report_dir, args.test_id)
end
# Run acceptance tests
desc "Run acceptance tests"
#gather_assets uses its own env because acceptance contains seeds to make the information unique
#acceptance_static is acceptance without the random seeding
task "test_acceptance_#{system}", [:harvest_args] => [:clean_test_files, "#{system}:gather_assets:acceptance_static", "fasttest_acceptance_#{system}"]
desc "Run acceptance tests without collectstatic"
task "fasttest_acceptance_#{system}", [:harvest_args] => [report_dir, :clean_reports_dir, :predjango] do |t, args|
args.with_defaults(:harvest_args => '')
run_acceptance_tests(system, report_dir, args.harvest_args)
end
task :fasttest => "fasttest_#{system}"
TEST_TASK_DIRS << system
end
Dir["common/lib/*"].select{|lib| File.directory?(lib)}.each do |lib|
report_dir = report_dir_path(lib)
desc "Run tests for common lib #{lib}"
task "test_#{lib}", [:test_id] => [report_dir, :clean_reports_dir] do |t, args|
args.with_defaults(:test_id => lib)
ENV['NOSE_XUNIT_FILE'] = File.join(report_dir, "nosetests.xml")
cmd = "nosetests #{args.test_id}"
test_sh(run_under_coverage(cmd, lib))
end
TEST_TASK_DIRS << lib
# There used to be a fasttest_#{lib} command that ran without coverage.
# However, this is an inconsistent usage of "fast":
# When running tests for lms and cms, "fast" means skipping
# staticfiles collection, but still running under coverage.
# We keep the fasttest_#{lib} command for backwards compatibility,
# but make it an alias to the normal test command.
task "fasttest_#{lib}" => "test_#{lib}"
end
task :report_dirs
TEST_TASK_DIRS.each do |dir|
report_dir = report_dir_path(dir)
directory report_dir
task :report_dirs => [REPORT_DIR, report_dir]
task :test => "test_#{dir}"
end
desc "Run all tests"
task :test => :test_docs
desc "Build the html, xml, and diff coverage reports"
task :coverage => :report_dirs do
found_coverage_info = false
TEST_TASK_DIRS.each do |dir|
report_dir = report_dir_path(dir)
if !File.file?("#{report_dir}/.coverage")
next
else
found_coverage_info = true
end
# Generate the coverage.py HTML report
sh("coverage html --rcfile=#{dir}/.coveragerc")
# Generate the coverage.py XML report
sh("coverage xml -o #{report_dir}/coverage.xml --rcfile=#{dir}/.coveragerc")
# Generate the diff coverage HTML report, based on the XML report
sh("diff-cover #{report_dir}/coverage.xml --html-report #{report_dir}/diff_cover.html")
# Print the diff coverage report to the console
sh("diff-cover #{report_dir}/coverage.xml")
puts "\n"
end
if not found_coverage_info
puts "No coverage info found. Run `rake test` before running `rake coverage`."
end
end