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This makes us capture and display any warning or error log messages that the driver emits while we're loading it (but no other times). While this is sort of a hack, it provides a conduit for the driver's sanity-checking routines to communicate concerns to the UI user, such as un-parse-able CSV lines, etc. Actual failures to parse the image should of course still raise an exception to stop the process. Fixes: #11093
38 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
38 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
import logging
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from chirp import logger
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from tests.unit import base
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class TestLogger(base.BaseTest):
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def test_log_history(self):
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drv_log = logging.getLogger('chirp.drivers.foo')
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ui_log = logging.getLogger('chirp.wxui.foo')
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root_log = logging.getLogger()
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root_log.setLevel(logging.DEBUG)
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def log_all():
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for log in (drv_log, ui_log, root_log):
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log.debug('debug')
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log.warning('warning')
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log.error('error')
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# Log to everything
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log_all()
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with logger.log_history(logging.WARNING, 'chirp.drivers') as h:
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log_all()
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history = h.get_history()
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# We should only have the error,warning messages from drivers
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# since we started the capture, not before
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self.assertEqual(2, len(history))
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with logger.log_history(logging.WARNING, 'chirp.drivers') as h:
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log_all()
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history = h.get_history()
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# Make sure we only have the captured logs, not any leftover from
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# the previous run
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self.assertEqual(2, len(history))
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