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#############################################################################
##
## Copyright (C) 2019 The Qt Company Ltd.
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##
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##
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from build_scripts.options import has_option
from build_scripts.options import option_value
from build_scripts.utils import install_pip_dependencies
from build_scripts.utils import get_qtci_virtualEnv
from build_scripts.utils import run_instruction
from build_scripts.utils import rmtree
from build_scripts.utils import get_ci_qmake_path
import os
import site
import sys
# Values must match COIN thrift
CI_HOST_OS = option_value("os")
CI_TARGET_OS = option_value("targetOs")
CI_HOST_ARCH = option_value("hostArch")
CI_TARGET_ARCH = option_value("targetArch")
CI_HOST_OS_VER = option_value("osVer")
CI_ENV_INSTALL_DIR = option_value("instdir")
CI_ENV_AGENT_DIR = option_value("agentdir") or "."
CI_COMPILER = option_value("compiler")
CI_FEATURES = []
_ci_features = option_value("features")
if _ci_features is not None:
for f in _ci_features.split(', '):
CI_FEATURES.append(f)
CI_RELEASE_CONF = has_option("packaging")
def call_testrunner(python_ver, buildnro):
_pExe, _env, env_pip, env_python = get_qtci_virtualEnv(python_ver, CI_HOST_OS, CI_HOST_ARCH, CI_TARGET_ARCH)
rmtree(_env, True)
# Pinning the virtualenv before creating one
# Use pip3 if possible while pip seems to install the virtualenv to wrong dir in some OS
python3 = "python3"
if sys.platform == "win32":
python3 = os.path.join(os.getenv("PYTHON3_PATH"), "python.exe")
run_instruction([python3, "-m", "pip", "install", "--user", "virtualenv==20.0.25"], "Failed to pin virtualenv") # installing to user base might not be in PATH by default.
# installing to user base might not be in PATH by default.
env_path = os.path.join(site.USER_BASE, "bin")
v_env = os.path.join(env_path, "virtualenv")
if sys.platform == "win32":
env_path = os.path.join(site.USER_BASE, "Scripts")
v_env = os.path.join(env_path, "virtualenv.exe")
try:
run_instruction([v_env, "--version"], "Using default virtualenv")
except Exception as e:
v_env = "virtualenv"
run_instruction([v_env, "-p", _pExe, _env], "Failed to create virtualenv")
# When the 'python_ver' variable is empty, we are using Python 2
# Pip is always upgraded when CI template is provisioned, upgrading it in later phase may cause perm issue
run_instruction([env_pip, "install", "-r", "requirements.txt"], "Failed to install dependencies")
cmd = [env_python, "testrunner.py", "test",
"--blacklist", "build_history/blacklist.txt",
"--buildno=" + buildnro]
run_instruction(cmd, "Failed to run testrunner.py")
qmake_path = get_ci_qmake_path(CI_ENV_INSTALL_DIR, CI_HOST_OS)
# Try to install built wheels, and build some buildable examples.
if CI_RELEASE_CONF:
wheel_tester_path = os.path.join("testing", "wheel_tester.py")
cmd = [env_python, wheel_tester_path, qmake_path]
print("Disabled running wheel_tester.py while failing with qt6")
# run_instruction(cmd, "Error while running wheel_tester.py")
def run_test_instructions():
# Remove some environment variables that impact cmake
for env_var in ['CC', 'CXX']:
if os.environ.get(env_var):
del os.environ[env_var]
os.chdir(CI_ENV_AGENT_DIR)
testRun = 0
if CI_RELEASE_CONF:
# In win machines, there are additional python versions to test with
if CI_HOST_OS == "Windows":
call_testrunner("3.6.1", str(testRun))
call_testrunner("3.8.1", str(testRun))
else:
call_testrunner("3", str(testRun))
if __name__ == "__main__":
run_test_instructions()
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