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jobe is a server that runs small programming jobs in a variety of programming languages
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testsubmit.py fails 1 test "15, 'cmpinfo'" #26

Closed dave559 closed 6 years ago

dave559 commented 6 years ago

I have just cloned/installed the current version of jobe (as at about 1 hour ago) from the git repo onto an Ubuntu 18.04 server.

(I have set the Apache envvars value of LANG to: C.UTF-8, if that is relevant.)

When running python3 testsubmit.py, all tests appear to be successful apart from one. Is this anything to be concerned about?

Thanks, David.

$ python3 testsubmit.py

Supported languages: c: 7.3.0 cpp: 7.3.0 java: 10.0.1 nodejs: 8.10.0 octave: 4.2.2 pascal: 3.0.4 php: 7.2.7 python3: 3.6.5

Valid Python3 OK Python3 with stdin OK Syntactically invalid Python3 OK Python3 runtime error OK Python3 file I/O OK Testing use of interpreter args with Python3 OK Testing use of runargs args with Python3 OK Python3 program with customised timeout OK Python3 program with support files OK

***** FAILED TEST **

{'run_id': None, 'outcome': 15, 'cmpinfo': '', 'stdout': '------------------------------------\n', 'stderr': ''} Valid Python3/pylint program Jobe result: Successful run

Output:

Invalid Python3/pylint program OK UTF-8 output from Python3 (will fail unless Jobe set up for UTF-8) OK

[...tests continue OK...]

trampgeek commented 6 years ago

Certainly not a biggie. What seems to be happening here is that pylint3 (the program that's used to style-check python code) is generating spurious output on a stylistically valid Python program. I think the pylint3 config file may be wrong, resulting in the so-called "score" being output.

Would you mind repeating the following pylint3 config command given in the readme, please, making sure to execute it from a root-user prompt (e.g. via sudo bash) rather than simply prefixing the commands with sudo.

pylint3 --reports=no --score=n --generate-rcfile > /etc/pylintrc

Then rerun the testsubmit program and tell me what happens.

Richard

dave559 commented 6 years ago

Thanks, Richard. Yes, that has solved the problem, all tests now report OK with no errors.

(My apologies: I had forgotten to update the pylint3 command with the new score parameter, mea culpa.)

trampgeek commented 6 years ago

Good to know the problem is solved. Enjoy.