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Exception handling causes test timeouts issues #6046
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This commit changes the way how avocado instrumented runner handles test timeouts. For timeout handling, we used to use signals and raising TestInterrupt error. Such solution has an issue that we can't control where in the code the Error will be raised, and it can be handled before it reaches the runner layer. More info about this issue in avocado-framework#6046. This change removes the signal handling and uses threading instead. Now each test method will be run in a separated thread and this thread will be terminated if timeout is reached. This solution selves the raising error issue and keeps the current test lifecycle untouched. Reference: avocado-framework#6046 Signed-off-by: Jan Richter <[email protected]>
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This commit changes the way how avocado instrumented runner handles test timeouts. For timeout handling, we used to use signals and raising TestInterrupt error. Such solution has an issue that we can't control where in the code the Error will be raised, and it can be handled before it reaches the runner layer. More info about this issue in avocado-framework#6046. This change removes the signal handling and uses threading instead. Now each test method will be run in a separated thread and this thread will be terminated if timeout is reached. This solution selves the raising error issue and keeps the current test lifecycle untouched. Reference: avocado-framework#6046 Signed-off-by: Jan Richter <[email protected]>
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Describe the bug
Avocado uses
TestInterrupt
exceptions for interrupting tests on timeouts. Unfortunately, users might change this behaviour if they will add exception handling forException
class. This will cause that tests won't end properly on timeout.Steps to reproduce
Small change in timeouttests.py from avocado examples can work as reproducer.
Expected behavior
Current behavior
You can see that the test was interrupted based on timeout, but the overall result is
PASS
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