Account for existing but empty cpus file
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| @@ -453,9 +453,9 @@ function getCgroupCpuCountFromCpus( | |||
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| let cpuCount = 0; | |||
| // Comma-separated numbers and ranges, for eg. 0-1,3 | |||
| const cpusString = fs.readFileSync(cpusFile, "utf-8"); | |||
| const cpusString = fs.readFileSync(cpusFile, "utf-8").trim(); | |||
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My understanding is that if the file is empty, we'll return 0, but I think we probably want to return undefined?
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That could work too — we're filtering out all counts that are undefined, or <= 0, so they kind of have the same meaning. But I don't mind making it return undefined if that's more clear.
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Ah, that's good that we were already filtering out <=0. I think I'd find undefined slightly more clear, but it's not critical.
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The updated logic returns undefined 😄
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| for (const token of cpusString.split(",")) { | ||
| if (!token.includes("-")) { | ||
| if (token.length > 0 && !token.includes("-")) { |
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What does it mean if the token is empty here? If it's not valid, we might want to log then bail out and return undefined. If it's valid, is the else block doing the right thing?
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If the file is empty here (or just has a newline character as in the linked issue) the trim should make it an empty string. Then .split() will also just return a single string that's empty. Previously we were incrementing the count because an empty string doesn't include -. You're right that we shouldn't be entering the else block though... we should just be bailing out. I'll update this and look at adding the unit test 👍
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Okay — I added unit tests for the case where the file exists and the number of CPUs should be calculated, the case where the file doesn't exist, and the case where the file exists but only has a newline char in it!
If a CPU file exists but is empty, previously we reported this file with a CPU count of 1, which resulted in a single-threaded run.
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If a CPU file exists but is empty, previously we reported this file with a CPU count of 1, which resulted in a single-threaded run.
Fixes #2139.
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