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Interactive display for terminals #3292

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Interactive display for terminals #3292

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@nohwnd nohwnd commented Jul 22, 2024

Adds output device that writes tests to ansi or non-ansi terminal, with or without progress indicator.

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A "progress" bar that shows counts of passed, failed and skipped tests. In ANSI mode the progress is updated live on the bottom of the screen, in non-ansi mode the progress is output repeatedly every 3 seconds.

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Colored stack traces, with links to files, and (optional) relative paths:

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Test run summary:

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artifacts report:

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Optionally showing passed tests:

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Optionally showing link to assembly the test is coming from:

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Optional per assembly summary:
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  • implement TestHostControllerInfo.CurrentProcessIsTestHostController to disable progress reporting in controller.
  • fix output tests

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nohwnd commented Jul 23, 2024

failed test, failed summary:
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progress indicator:

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optional output of passed tests, and optional source of the message (will be useful for dotnet test):

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optional assembly summary:

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attachements:

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busy indicator:

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@nohwnd nohwnd marked this pull request as ready for review July 23, 2024 13:01
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I need more time but sending my first comments

src/Platform/Microsoft.Testing.Platform/UI/AnsiCodes.cs Outdated Show resolved Hide resolved
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_consoleWithProgress = consoleWithProgress;
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public void TestExecutionStarted(DateTimeOffset testStartTime, int workerCount)
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It's called from only one place with 1 for worker, do we need the parameter? What does it represent?

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This will be used by dotnet test when we have multiple projects running via this same logger, when there is the new protocol between dotnet test and test .exe.

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Is it responsibility of the caller or this class to know how many state object should handle the progress?

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The caller tells us what is the level of parallelism, so we can know how many projects will run at the same time at max, and make UI choices based on that. e.g. we could write: "Starting run in parallel on 10 workers".

Actually managing the states is the responsibility of this console with progress.

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public List<string> Attachments { get; } = new();

public List<IProgressMessage> Messages { get; } = new();
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Could we expose as "readonly"/"immutable" to avoid having anything that can mutate this?

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It can be done, but it feels like too much ceremony for this simple internal object that just holds the state and is not passed outside of the logger.

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We still need to get rid of all the logger wording

nohwnd and others added 3 commits August 8, 2024 13:40
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Merging as-is. We will do a follow-up for the last few nits

@Evangelink Evangelink merged commit fac90cc into main Aug 9, 2024
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@Evangelink Evangelink deleted the interactive-logger branch August 9, 2024 06:32
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