action #17260
closed
When a job loads module(s) more than once, the web UI only shows one run of each module
Added by AdamWill almost 8 years ago.
Updated almost 8 years ago.
Category:
Feature requests
Description
openQA jobs can load test modules multiple times. I'm about 99% sure this is a feature, I'm sure I've seen it discussed as such, though I can't quite find where right now.
However, it seems that when a job does this, the web UI doesn't show all the module executions. It only shows one execution (I think the first) for each module.
So for e.g. this test:
https://openqa.stg.fedoraproject.org/tests/72160
loads and runs _console_wait_login twice, as you can see from os-autoinst.log, but the web UI shows only one of the runs.
Dimstar thought this was already reported, but we couldn't find the report, so I'm filing it again. Please close as a dupe if there really is already a report.
- Related to action #10514: [tools][sprint 201711.2] Prevent test module name clashes (problem on loading test module twice / multiple times / more than one) added
At least we should be able to agree that #17260 and #10514 are related
- Related to deleted (action #10514: [tools][sprint 201711.2] Prevent test module name clashes (problem on loading test module twice / multiple times / more than one))
- Is duplicate of action #10514: [tools][sprint 201711.2] Prevent test module name clashes (problem on loading test module twice / multiple times / more than one) added
- Status changed from New to Rejected
this ticket is not the same as #10514 but they are rather different proposals for the same issue: Loading the same module twice is not fully supported. I incorporated the idea from this ticket into #10514 and close this one as duplicate.
well, as I read it, 10514 seemed to be about different modules with the same name - say, in different subdirectories or something. But if you want to take them together, sure.
AdamWill wrote:
well, as I read it, 10514 seemed to be about different modules with the same name - say, in different subdirectories or something
all of the cases are covered in #10514 :-)
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