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@szarate I'm sure there are tests which do not upload logs at all, but e.g. console tests do not run show_tasks_in_blocked_statem but they do run post_fail_hook and upload logs. I will try to find tests which do not upload logs at all, but mentioned examples would be helpful.

dzedro wrote:

@szarate I'm sure there are tests which do not upload logs at all, but e.g. console tests do not run show_tasks_in_blocked_statem but they do run post_fail_hook and upload logs. I will try to find tests which do not upload logs at all, but mentioned examples would be helpful.

@dzedro, there's also for instance: #120735 which was reverted, introduced a way to not exit the post_fail_hook when we're in serial terminal:

  unless (is_serial_terminal()) {
        show_tasks_in_blocked_state;

        # In case the system is stuck in shutting down or during boot up, press
        # 'esc' just in case the plymouth splash screen is shown and we can not
        # see any interesting console logs.
        send_key 'esc';
        save_screenshot;
        # the space prevents the esc from eating up the next alphanumerical
        # character typed into the console
        send_key 'spc';
    }

I think that rather unconditionally, to ensure that for anything that inherits from opensusebasetest, x11test, consolebasetest would call the show_tasks_in_blocked_state. Later as a separate ticket, we can add a new static check, to verify that tests are calling SUPER::post_fail_hook correctly.

What do you think?

Dee is also having a similar problem due to #120735 being reverted

The issue why #120735 was reverted is because of issue with serial_console #109929, serial_console does not work properly/same as VNC console (is activate_console or not).
OK unconditionally, but I would like to avoid unexpected failures and test all affected base classes running show_tasks_in_blocked_state.

https://github.com/os-autoinst/os-autoinst-distri-opensuse/pull/16271