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[jira] [Resolved] (IMPALA-15129) TestBannedLogMessages.test_no_tuniqueid: false positives from scanning non-log files (JUnit XML, Jacoco/gcovr HTML)
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Mihaly Szjatinya resolved IMPALA-15129.
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Resolution: Fixed
> TestBannedLogMessages.test_no_tuniqueid: false positives from scanning non-log files (JUnit XML, Jacoco/gcovr HTML)
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> Key: IMPALA-15129
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/IMPALA-15129
> Project: IMPALA
> Issue Type: Bug
> Reporter: Mihaly Szjatinya
> Assignee: Mihaly Szjatinya
> Priority: Major
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> `TestBannedLogMessages.test_no_tuniqueid` fails with false positives.
> The test uses `assert_message_absent` which walks all files under `$IMPALA_LOGS_DIR` and greps for `[^a-zA-Z]TUniqueId(`. This inadvertently matches content in pytest JUnit XML result files, Jacoco Java HTML coverage reports, and gcovr C++ HTML coverage reports — none of which are Impala daemon logs.
> These are NOT violations of the log formatting policy established in IMPALA-13252; they are false positives caused by the overly broad scan scope.
> *Case 1 — pytest JUnit XML:*
> File: logs/ee_tests/results/TEST-*.log
> A test (test_registration_ids_different) failed for an unrelated reason. Pytest captured a local variable old_reg_id = TUniqueId(hi=..., lo=...) in the JUnit XML failure report. This is the Python Thrift-generated TUniqueId.__repr__() output — not an Impala log message.
> *Case 2 — Jacoco HTML coverage report:*
> File: logs/fe_tests/coverage/org.apache.impala.extdatasource.thrift/TOpenParams.java.html
> The Jacoco HTML coverage report renders TOpenParams.java source code, which contains Thrift-generated Java constructor calls such as:
> this.query_id = new org.apache.impala.thrift.TUniqueId(other.query_id);
> The regex matches .TUniqueId( in the source code snippet. This is not a log statement.
> *Case 3 — gcovr C++ HTML coverage report:*
> File: logs/coverage/index.*.html
> Rendered C++ source code contains e.g. NAME##_catalogd_registration_id_ = TUniqueId();
> *Fix:* Add a skip_subdirs (or equivalent) parameter to assert_message_absent and call it from test_no_tuniqueid excluding the coverage and results subdirectories, which contain only non-log coverage/test-result files.
> Related: IMPALA-13252, IMPALA-13397
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