Add test for execute_with_pysqa() #741
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WalkthroughA test method in the Flux cluster executor tests was replaced. The new test runs a command via the pysqa interface, then terminates it, verifying both execution and termination flows. Corresponding imports were added, and the test method renamed to reflect the updated functionality. Changes
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tests/test_fluxclusterexecutor.py (1)
13-13: LGTM: New import is necessary for the enhanced test.The
execute_with_pysqaimport is required for the new test functionality. However, consider addressing the unusedflux.jobimport flagged by static analysis.Consider removing the unused import:
- import flux.job
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5-5: LGTM: Import addition is necessary for the new test.The
sleepimport is correctly added to support the new test functionality where it's used in the data dictionary.
63-71: Excellent improvement: Enhanced test coverage for the pysqa interface.The new test method is a significant improvement over the previous version:
- Now tests the complete lifecycle (execute → terminate) rather than just termination
- Uses realistic command execution with
flux run sleep 10- Properly integrates with the pysqa interface by testing both
execute_with_pysqaandterminate_with_pysqa- Maintains appropriate assertions and test structure
This provides much better test coverage for the actual functionality.
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tests/test_fluxclusterexecutor.py (2)
64-76: Consider reducing sleep duration and add resource cleanup verification.The test correctly validates the execution and termination flow of the pysqa interface. However, there are a few considerations:
- The 10-second sleep may slow down test execution unnecessarily
- Consider verifying that resources are properly cleaned up after termination
Consider applying this diff to reduce test execution time:
- data_dict={"fn": sleep, "args": (10,)}, + data_dict={"fn": sleep, "args": (1,)},Additionally, you might want to add a brief verification that the job was actually terminated:
self.assertIsNone(terminate_with_pysqa(queue_id=queue_id, backend="flux")) + # Brief wait to ensure termination is processed + sleep(0.1)
11-11: Address unused import flagged by static analysis.The static analysis tool correctly identifies that
flux.jobis imported but unused. Consider usingimportlib.util.find_specto test for availability instead.Apply this diff to address the unused import:
- import flux.job + # Remove unused import - flux.job was not being usedAlternatively, if the import is needed for testing flux availability, use:
- import flux.job + # Test flux availability without importing unused module + flux_available = importlib.util.find_spec("flux.job") is not None
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tests/test_fluxclusterexecutor.py (2)
5-5: LGTM: Import added for test functionality.The
sleepimport is correctly added to support the new test method.
13-14: LGTM: Required imports added for pysqa interface testing.The imports for
execute_with_pysqaand_get_execute_commandare necessary for the new test functionality.
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