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[jira] [Comment Edited] (BIGTOP-1341) Cleanup of TestCLI code
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jay vyas edited comment on BIGTOP-1341 at 7/5/14 5:25 AM:
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[~mbukatov] !!!
Finally set up some new VMs for doing bigtop testing. This patch looks good, applies, and mostly seems to work but there are some failures (not necessarily the patch's fault - could be my system) when i try to run the complete test suite, which i should resolve ........... I ran tests twice , and got EXACT same results, so its not a stochastic thing.
{noformat}
# Tests pass: 456 (92%)
# Tests fail: 35 (7%)
{noformat}
Any thoughts on why this could be the case ? Maybe its my *older hadoop* (i set up 2.0.6 hdfs instead of 2.3) or possibly its fs permissions (yes, im running tests as user *hdfs*)
Heres the *failures I got*. I will dig some more later but in case your interested or saw these before, maybe you can think of a hint why these tests are failing:
{noformat}
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: Failing tests: [558/1609]
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: --------------
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 368: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of file in absolute path
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 376: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of directory in absolute path recursively
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 377: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of directory in relative path recursively
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 378: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of directory in absolute path recursively
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 379: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of directory in relative path recursively
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 384: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple files in absolute path using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 385: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple files in relative path using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 388: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple files in absolute path without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 389: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple files in relative path without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 400: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple directories in absolute path recursively using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 401: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple directories in relative path recursively using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 402: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple directories in absolute path recursively without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 403: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple directories in relative path recursively without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 404: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of multiple directories in absolute path recursively using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 405: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of multiple directories in relative path recursively using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 406: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of multiple directories in absolute path recursively without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 407: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of multiple directories in relative path recursively without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 412: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of file in hdfs:// path
{noformat}
anyways, like i said illl dig more , if its something obvious just let me know. its suspicious that all the errors are chmod related... hopefully just something simple which I can fix.
was (Author: jayunit100):
martin!!!
Finally set up some new VMs for doing bigtop testing. This patch looks good, applies, and mostly seems to work but there are some failures (not necessarily the patch's fault - could be my system) when i try to run the complete test suite, which i should resolve ........... I ran tests twice , and got EXACT same results, so its not a stochastic thing.
{noformat}
# Tests pass: 456 (92%)
# Tests fail: 35 (7%)
{noformat}
Any thoughts on why this could be the case ? Maybe its my *older hadoop* (i set up 2.0.6 hdfs instead of 2.3) or possibly its fs permissions (yes, im running tests as user *hdfs*)
Heres the *failures I got*. I will dig some more later but in case your interested or saw these before, maybe you can think of a hint why these tests are failing:
{noformat}
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: Failing tests: [558/1609]
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: --------------
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 368: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of file in absolute path
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 376: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of directory in absolute path recursively
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 377: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of directory in relative path recursively
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 378: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of directory in absolute path recursively
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 379: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of directory in relative path recursively
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 384: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple files in absolute path using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 385: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple files in relative path using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 388: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple files in absolute path without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 389: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple files in relative path without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 400: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple directories in absolute path recursively using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 401: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple directories in relative path recursively using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 402: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple directories in absolute path recursively without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 403: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of multiple directories in relative path recursively without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 404: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of multiple directories in absolute path recursively using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 405: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of multiple directories in relative path recursively using globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 406: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of multiple directories in absolute path recursively without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 407: chmod: change permission(normal mode) of multiple directories in relative path recursively without globbing
14/07/05 01:15:57 INFO cli.CLITestHelper: 412: chmod: change permission(octal mode) of file in hdfs:// path
{noformat}
anyways, like i said illl dig more , if its something obvious just let me know. its suspicious that all the errors are chmod related... hopefully just something simple which I can fix.
> Cleanup of TestCLI code
> -----------------------
>
> Key: BIGTOP-1341
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/BIGTOP-1341
> Project: Bigtop
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Components: Tests
> Affects Versions: 0.8.0
> Reporter: Martin Bukatovic
> Priority: Minor
> Attachments: BIGTOP-1341.1.patch
>
>
> Before we try to extend TestCLI to work on any hadoop filesystem, we need to clean up the current code a little.
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