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Added some documentation, fixed test and missing schedule

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robbe 2025-06-30 18:03:24 +02:00
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transformation/schedule/Tests/Test_meta_model.py
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@ -7,12 +7,9 @@ sys.path.insert(
0, os.path.abspath(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "../../../"))
)
from icecream import ic
from api.od import ODAPI
from bootstrap.scd import bootstrap_scd
from examples.schedule import rule_schedular
from examples.schedule.rule_schedular import ScheduleActionGenerator
from transformation.schedule.rule_scheduler import RuleScheduler
from state.devstate import DevState
from transformation.ramify import ramify
from util import loader
@ -37,7 +34,7 @@ class Test_Meta_Model(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.model = ODAPI(*self.model_param)
self.out = io.StringIO()
self.generator = ScheduleActionGenerator(
self.generator = RuleScheduler(
*self.generator_param,
directory=self.dir + "/models",
verbose=True,
@ -50,9 +47,7 @@ class Test_Meta_Model(unittest.TestCase):
try:
self.generator.load_schedule(f"schedule/{file}")
errors = self.out.getvalue().split("\u25b8")[1:]
ic(errors)
if len(errors) != len(expected_substr_err.keys()):
ic("len total errors")
assert len(errors) == len(expected_substr_err.keys())
for err in errors:
error_lines = err.strip().split("\n")
@ -62,13 +57,9 @@ class Test_Meta_Model(unittest.TestCase):
key = key_pattern
break
else:
ic("no matching key")
ic(line)
assert False
expected = expected_substr_err[key]
if (len(error_lines) - 1) != len(expected):
ic("len substr errors")
ic(line)
assert (len(error_lines) - 1) == len(expected)
it = error_lines.__iter__()
it.__next__()
@ -77,15 +68,11 @@ class Test_Meta_Model(unittest.TestCase):
all(exp in err_line for exp in line_exp)
for line_exp in expected
):
ic("wrong substr error")
ic(line)
ic(error_lines)
assert False
expected_substr_err.pop(key)
except AssertionError:
raise
except Exception as e:
ic(e)
assert False
def test_no_start(self):
@ -101,12 +88,15 @@ class Test_Meta_Model(unittest.TestCase):
self._test_conformance("multiple_end.od", {("End", "Cardinality"): []})
def test_connections_start(self):
# try to load the following schedule.
# The schedules contains happy day nodes and faulty nodes.
# Use the error messages to select error location and further validate the multiple reasons of failure.
self._test_conformance(
"connections_start.od",
{
("Start", "start"): [
["input exec", "foo_in", "exist"],
["output exec", "out", "multiple"],
("Start", "start"): [ # locate failure (contains these two substrings), make sure other do not fully overlap -> flakey test
["input exec", "foo_in", "exist"], # 4 total reasons, a reason contains these three substrings
["output exec", "out", "multiple"], # a reason will match to exactly one subnstring list
["output exec", "foo_out", "exist"],
["input data", "in", "exist"],
]
@ -180,32 +170,52 @@ class Test_Meta_Model(unittest.TestCase):
)
def test_connections_modify(self):
#TODO:
# see test_connections_merge
self._test_conformance(
"connections_modify.od",
{
("Invalid source", "Conn_exec"): [],
("Invalid target", "Conn_exec"): [],
("Modify", "m_foo"): [
["input exec", "in", "exist"],
["input exec", "in", "exist"],
["output exec", "out", "exist"],
["input data", "foo_in", "exist"],
["output data", "foo_out", "exist"],
["input data", "in", "multiple"],
],
("Modify", "m_exec"): [
["input exec", "in", "exist"],
["input exec", "in", "exist"],
["output exec", "out", "exist"],
]
},
)
def test_connections_merge(self):
#TODO:
# mm:
# association Conn_exec [0..*] Exec -> Exec [0..*] {
# ...;
# }
# m:
# Conn_exec ( Data -> Exec) {...;} -> Invalid source type 'Merge' for link '__Conn_exec_3:Conn_exec' (1)
# -> Invalid target type 'End' for link '__Conn_exec_3:Conn_exec' (2)
# Conn_exec ( Exec -> Data) {...;} -> No error at all, inconsistent and unexpected behaviour (3)
# different combinations behave unexpected
self._test_conformance(
"connections_merge.od",
{
("Invalid source", "Conn_exec"): [], # (1), expected
("Invalid target", "Conn_exec"): [], # (2), invalid error, should not be shown
("Merge", "m_foo"): [
["input exec", "in", "exist"],
["input data", "foo_in", "exist"],
["input data", "in2", "multiple"],
["output data", "foo_out", "exist"],
],
("Merge", "m_exec"): [ # (3), checked in Merge itself
["input exec", "in", "exist"],
["output exec", "out", "exist"],
["input data", "foo_in", "exist"],
["output data", "foo_out", "exist"],
["input data", "in2", "multiple"],
]
],
},
)
@ -274,7 +284,7 @@ class Test_Meta_Model(unittest.TestCase):
["Unexpected type", "ports_exec_out", "str"],
["Unexpected type", "ports_data_out", "str"],
],
("Start", '"int"'): [
("Start", '"int"'): [ # included " to avoid flakey test
["Unexpected type", "ports_exec_out", "int"],
["Unexpected type", "ports_data_out", "int"],
],
@ -380,13 +390,16 @@ class Test_Meta_Model(unittest.TestCase):
["Unexpected type", "ports_data_out", "NoneType"],
["Unexpected type", "ports_data_in", "NoneType"],
],
("Action", '"invalid"'): [
('"Action"', '"invalid"'): [
["Invalid python", "ports_exec_out"],
["Invalid python", "ports_exec_in"],
["Invalid python", "ports_data_out"],
["Invalid python", "ports_data_in"],
],
("Action_action", "invalid_action"): [],
('"Action_action"', '"invalid_action"'): [
["Invalid python code"],
["line"],
],
("Action", "subtype"): [
["Unexpected type", "ports_exec_out", "list"],
["Unexpected type", "ports_exec_in", "list"],