Closed shihaopku closed 3 years ago
unittestharness.py
has been re-written recently; more details can be found in #287. For what concerns junit_xml
, it is a Python package which we use to generate a report that Jenkins can interpret. junit_xml
is not required to run unittestharness.py
- simply omit the -x
argument and the script should avoid the assertion.
Thanks a lot!
Although I didn't understand the method of 'simply omiting the -x
argument', I updated junit-xml and it works!
It shows
Passes: 18164
Failures: 1 ['test_invert']
Errors: 3 ['test_vertical_prolongation_operator', 'test_vertical_extrapolation', 'test_vertical_integration']
I am wondering how to deal with these failures and errors, so as to avoid them and get all passes.
Best Wishes.
I am assuming that you have run make unittest
. Now, being at the root of the Fluidity directory, you should have a tests
directory under bin
. If so, you can simply execute tools/unittestharness.py -t TEST
where TEST is, for example, test_invert
. This should give you a Traceback regarding why the tests you report are failing.
If you do not have the tests
directory under bin
, you can still run tests individually by additionally providing the directory where they are located. For example, in the case of test_invert
, tools/unittestharness.py --dir femtools/tests -t test_invert
.
Thanks a lot for your help!
When I ran tools/unittestharness.py -t test_invert
as your instruction, I got 5 passes and no failre or error. It seems quite strange because run unittest
there did show a failure. haha.
When I ran 'test_vertical_prolongation_operator', 'test_vertical_extrapolation', 'test_vertical_integration'
, I got 1 error respectively.
Here is the error message:
Error Message: Error: GMSH mesh version must be 2.x
When running make test
, this error also occurred.
Do you have any advice about how to deal with it?
Best Wishes!
What is the output of gmsh --version
?
4.4.1
Fluidity does not currently support GMSH 4 (have a look at #235). The failures you report should disappear if you use GMSH 3.
Thanks for your help! It works now!
When I have installed and configured the Fluidity, I try to run make unittest, but there is an assertionerror and I'm not sure what happened.
It shows
RUN bin/test
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "bin/unittestharness", line 216 in <module>
assert float(version('junit_xml') >= 1.9)
Assertionerror: Please update junit_xml
However, I can't find where the 'junit_xml' is, and what this file is. I am wondering if anyone can help. Thanks a lot.