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Add fractional and subtraction for jobs flag #3554
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Resolve com-lihaoyi#3482 Allow jobs param to have following formats: 1. An integer indicates the parallel level. 2. A float N followed by character "C" indicates uses (N * all available cores). e.g. "0.5C" uses half of the available cores. 3. "C-" followed by an integer N indicates uses (all available cores - N). e.g. "C-1" leaves 1 core and uses all the other cores.
def err(detail: String) = new Exception( | ||
s"Invalid value \"${threadCountRaw.getOrElse("")}\" for flag -j/--jobs: $detail" | ||
) | ||
(threadCountRaw match { | ||
case None => Success(cores) | ||
case Some(s"${n}C") => n.toDoubleOption.map(Success(_)) | ||
.getOrElse(Failure(err("Failed to find a float number before \"C\"."))) | ||
.map(m => (m * cores).toInt) | ||
case Some(s"C-${n}") => n.toIntOption.map(Success(_)) | ||
.getOrElse(Failure(err("Failed to find a int number after \"C-\"."))) | ||
.map(cores - _) | ||
case Some(n) => n.toIntOption.map(Success(_)) | ||
.getOrElse(Failure(err("Failed to find a int number"))) | ||
}).flatMap { | ||
case x if x < 0 => Failure(err("Calculated cores to use is a negative number.")) | ||
case 0 => Success(cores) // use all cores if 0 | ||
case x => Success(x) | ||
} | ||
} |
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Few nits here:
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Can we extract this into a helper function that we can unit test with various combinations of
detail: String
andcores: Int
? That will give us some confidence at-a-glance that the code is doing what we expect without tedious manual testing -
I don't think the current treatment of "0 = use all cores" makes sense for computed zeros. If someone runs
-j0.4C
on a 4 core machine, they probably don't intend to use all 4 cores. Let's treat literal 0 separately from computed numbers, and have computed numbers have a lower limit of 1 core (so0
or-1
becomes1
) -
Lets return an
Either[String, Int]
since that's all the information you need later on at the callsite
@lihaoyi addressed comments about the code. Where should I put the unit tests? |
runner/test/src/mill/runner/ should work i think, run via mill runner.test |
@lihaoyi Added unit tests. Seems the auto lint check failed on previous commit again. Is there any command that I can auto format code or show lint errors? |
@wb14123 |
Hmm I formatted the files. Not sure why it failed again. Does the command above also format the test files? |
@wb14123 it should. Could you try merging in latest |
assertParseErr( | ||
MillMain.parseThreadCount(Some("0.09C"), 10), | ||
"Calculated cores to use should be a positive number" | ||
) |
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For these computed cases (this one and C-10
and C-11
below), let's always just round up to 1
core minimum. That's probably what users want, so no point erroring out when we can just do it for them
Left one more comment, after that I think we're good to merge |
Resolve #3482
Allow jobs param to have following formats: