How to use _dump_code_information method in lisa

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...32 path = _runtime_root /​ path33 else:34 path = _runtime_root /​ path_type35 return path36def _dump_code_information(log: Logger) -> None:37 command = r'git log -1 "--pretty=format:%H%d %ci, %s"'38 output = subprocess.getoutput(command)39 log.info(f"git head: {output}")40 output = subprocess.getoutput(f"git submodule foreach --recursive {command}")41 if output:42 log.info(f"submodules: {output}")43@retry(FileExistsError, tries=10, delay=0.2)44def test_path(45 log_root_path: Path, working_root_path: Path, run_id: str = ""46) -> PurePath:47 if run_id:48 # use predefined run_id49 logic_path = PurePath(run_id)50 else:51 # Get current time and generate a Run ID.52 current_time = datetime.utcnow()53 date_of_today = current_time.strftime("%Y%m%d")54 time_of_today = get_datetime_path(current_time)55 logic_path = PurePath(f"{date_of_today}/​{time_of_today}")56 log_path = log_root_path /​ logic_path57 if log_path.exists():58 raise FileExistsError(59 f"The log path '{log_path}' already exists, "60 f"and not found an unique path."61 )62 working_path = working_root_path /​ logic_path63 if working_path.exists():64 raise FileExistsError(65 f"The working path '{working_path}' already exists, "66 f"and not found an unique path."67 )68 log_path.mkdir(parents=True)69 return logic_path70def initialize_runtime_folder(71 log_path: Optional[Path] = None,72 working_path: Optional[Path] = None,73 run_id: str = "",74) -> None:75 global _runtime_root76 cache_path = _runtime_root.joinpath("cache")77 cache_path.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)78 constants.CACHE_PATH = cache_path79 # Layout the run time folder structure.80 log_path = _normalize_path("log", log_path)81 working_path = _normalize_path("working", working_path)82 logic_path = test_path(log_path, working_path, run_id=run_id)83 constants.RUN_ID = logic_path.name84 constants.RUN_LOGIC_PATH = logic_path85 constants.RUN_LOCAL_LOG_PATH = log_path /​ logic_path86 constants.RUN_LOCAL_WORKING_PATH = working_path /​ logic_path87def main() -> int:88 total_timer = create_timer()89 log = get_logger()90 exit_code: int = 091 file_handler: Optional[FileHandler] = None92 try:93 args = parse_args()94 initialize_runtime_folder(args.log_path, args.working_path, args.run_id)95 log_level = DEBUG if (args.debug) else INFO96 set_level(log_level)97 file_handler = create_file_handler(98 Path(f"{constants.RUN_LOCAL_LOG_PATH}/​lisa-{constants.RUN_ID}.log")99 )100 log.info(f"Python version: {sys.version}")101 log.info(f"local time: {datetime.now().astimezone()}")102 _dump_code_information(log)103 # We don't want command line args logging to leak any provided104 # secrets, if any ("s:key:value" syntax)105 add_secrets_from_pairs(args.variables)106 log.debug(f"command line args: {sys.argv}")107 log.info(108 f"run log path: {constants.RUN_LOCAL_LOG_PATH}, "109 f"working path: {constants.RUN_LOCAL_WORKING_PATH}"110 )111 exit_code = args.func(args)112 assert isinstance(exit_code, int), f"actual: {type(exit_code)}"113 finally:114 log.info(f"completed in {total_timer}")115 if file_handler:116 remove_handler(log_handler=file_handler, logger=log)...

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