[erlang-bugs] common_test + test_server_io errors

Tim Watson watson.timothy@REDACTED
Wed Aug 14 13:44:35 CEST 2013


Hi Peter,

Ok that's great - thanks for your assistance!

Cheers,
Tim



On 14 August 2013 12:36, Peter Andersson <peter.e.andersson@REDACTED>wrote:

>
> Hi Tim,
>
> Thanks for all the useful info!
>
> I haven't actually run any tests on this myself, only read some code so
> far. Obviously the init and terminate hook functions get called before the
> test server process is even started. In other words, these functions
> actually execute in that short "evil" window during startup when you can't
> call pal/2 or log/2. I missed that. :-( Sorry for misleading you!
>
> Let me dig into this properly and get back to you when I can propose
> useful (tested!) solutions to your problems!
>
> Best,
> Peter
>
> Ericsson AB, Erlang/OTP
>
>
>
> On Wed, 14 Aug 2013, Tim Watson wrote:
>
>  On 14 August 2013 12:09, Tim Watson <watson.timothy@REDACTED> wrote:
>>
>>  When I execute a test run with this code in place however, I still get
>>> the
>>> crash, though the io:format/2 notice that I'm starting the ct log appears
>>> first:
>>>
>>> Common Test starting (cwd is
>>> /home/t4/work/vmware/rabbitmq-**public-umbrella/rabbitmq-test/**
>>> multi-node)
>>>
>>> starting ct log!
>>>
>>>
>>> ct_util_server got EXIT from <0.61.0>: {noproc,
>>>                                         {gen_server,call,
>>>                                          [test_server_io,
>>>                                           {print,xxxFrom,unexpected_io,
>>>                                            [[[["<div
>>> class=\"default\"><b>*** User 2013-08-14 12:02:36.830 ***</b>"],
>>>
>>>                                               "\n",
>>>
>>> [91,102,114,97,109,101,119,**111,
>>>
>>>  114,107,93,32,119,97,116,99,
>>>
>>> 104,100,111,103,58,32,110,111,
>>>
>>> 32,112,114,111,99,115,32,116,
>>>
>>> 111,32,107,105,108,108,"\n"]],
>>>                                              "\n","</div>"]]},
>>>                                           infinity]}}
>>>
>>>
>>> So it appears that the assertion that logging will work between the
>>> hook's
>>> init and terminate callbacks isn't quite working.
>>>
>>>
>>>  Oh and I've tried pausing between the systest_ct_log:start/0 call and
>> the
>> (latter) systest:reset/0 call that triggers the logging, but that didn't
>> make any difference either - e.g., like so:
>>
>> init(systest, Opts) ->
>>    case application:start(systest, permanent) of
>>        {error, {already_started, systest}} -> io:format("starting ct
>> log!~n"),
>>                                               systest_ct_log:start(),
>>                                               receive
>>                                                   foobar -> ok
>>                                               after 2000 -> ok
>>                                               end,
>>                                               systest:reset();
>>        {error, _Reason}=Err                -> Err;
>>        ok                                  -> ok
>>    end,
>>
>>
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