Closed gregvonkuster closed 2 years ago
This isn't a Planemo issue right? It may be a Galaxy issue but it seems like a tool issue or a file system caching issue. Is this happening on fast local disc or on some mounted filesystem?
This is on fast local disk - I was running it on my Linux desktop. I cannot guarantee that planemo is the cause, but I never see this behavior when running the tool in Galaxy itself. I'm not seeing how it could be a tool issue. Sometimes the planemo test passes and sometimes it doesn't, and there is no difference in the environment. I'm just running the planemo test command. When it fails, I run it again and keep running it until it passes. So it is definitely intermittent behavior.
Seeing as this isn't likely to be a planemo issue I'll close this
I've run many tests on this tool
https://github.com/gregvonkuster/galaxy_tools/tree/master/tools/epigenetics/ideas
with no changes to the tool, the test data and the environment, and the test sometimes passes and sometimes fails.From the directory in which the tool exists on disk (i.e.,
/home/greg/work/git_workspace/galaxy_tools/tools/epigenetics/ideas
, the command I'm running is the following. The--galaxy_root
value is a Galaxy instance that tracks the dev branch.Here is the functional test definition.
Here are sections of the log when the test passes.
Here are sections of the log for 1 of several reasons the test fails.
Here is a different test failure. I have not seen a pattern of particular test failures. They seem to be random as far as I can tell. Failures seem to occur more often than successes. For this test, the working directory is specified in this log statement.
Here are the contents of the working directory for the test.
Here is the section of the test log stating the error. For some reason the
.cluster
files shown above are not found.