How to use _parse_feature_info method in lisa

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ethtool.py

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...117 _feature_settings_pattern = re.compile(118 r"^[\s]*(?P<name>.*):(?P<value>.*?)?$", re.MULTILINE119 )120 def __init__(self, interface: str, device_feature_raw: str) -> None:121 self._parse_feature_info(interface, device_feature_raw)122 def _parse_feature_info(self, interface: str, raw_str: str) -> None:123 matched_features_info = self._feature_info_pattern.search(raw_str)124 if not matched_features_info:125 raise LisaException(f"Cannot get {interface} features settings info")126 self.device_name = interface127 self.enabled_features = []128 for row in matched_features_info.group("value").splitlines():129 feature_info = self._feature_settings_pattern.match(row)130 if not feature_info:131 raise LisaException(132 f"Could not get feature setting for device {interface}"133 " in the defined pattern."134 )135 if "on" in feature_info.group("value"):136 self.enabled_features.append(feature_info.group("name"))...

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parser.py

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...97 if result:98 datetime_str = result.group(0).removeprefix(left_pointer).removesuffix(right_pointer).strip()99 return datetime.strptime(datetime_str, self._compilation_settings.time_format)100 raise DatetimeParsingError("Could not parse datetime from '%s'!", line)101 def _parse_feature_info(self, header: str) -> FeatureInfo: # noqa: C901102 feature_info = FeatureInfo()103 for line in header.split("\n"):104 if line.startswith(self._compilation_settings.id_prefix):105 feature_info.id = self._get_id(line)106 continue107 if line.startswith(self._compilation_settings.tag_prefix):108 tags = self._get_tags(line)109 feature_info.type = self._get_feature_type(tags)110 tags.remove(feature_info.type)111 severity_tag = self._get_severity_tag(tags)112 if severity_tag is not None:113 tags.remove(severity_tag)114 feature_info.severity = allure.severity_level(115 severity_tag.removeprefix(self._compilation_settings.severity_keyword)116 )117 feature_info.tags = tags118 continue119 for prefix in self._feature_prefixes:120 if not line.startswith(prefix):121 continue122 feature_info.name = self._get_name(name_line=line, feature_prefix=prefix)123 if self._compilation_settings.created_by_prefix in line:124 feature_info.author = self._get_additional_info(125 line,126 left_pointer=self._compilation_settings.created_by_prefix,127 right_pointer=self._compilation_settings.blocks_delimiter,128 )129 if self._compilation_settings.last_edited_by_prefix in line:130 feature_info.last_edited_by = self._get_additional_info(131 line,132 left_pointer=self._compilation_settings.last_edited_by_prefix,133 right_pointer=self._compilation_settings.time_delimiter,134 )135 feature_info.last_edited_at = self._get_time_info(136 line,137 left_pointer=self._compilation_settings.time_delimiter,138 right_pointer=self._compilation_settings.blocks_delimiter,139 )140 if self._task_prefix is not None and self._task_prefix in line:141 feature_info.tasks = self._get_task_info(line)142 continue143 if feature_info.name is None:144 raise FeatureNameParsingError(f"Could not parse feature name from header:\n{header}")145 return feature_info146 def parse(self, feature_txt: str) -> Union[FeatureInfo, StrictFeatureInfo]:147 blocks_delimiter = "\n\n"148 indent = " "149 indent_substitute = "__"150 blocks = [151 block.lstrip(" \n") for block in feature_txt.replace(indent, indent_substitute).split(blocks_delimiter)152 ]153 header = blocks.pop(0)154 feature_info = self._parse_feature_info(header)155 feature_info.scenarios = blocks_delimiter.join(blocks).replace(indent_substitute, indent)156 if not self._parser_settings.parser_strict_mode:157 return feature_info158 if feature_info.id is None:159 raise NullableFeatureIdError("Feature has not got specified ID!")160 try:161 return StrictFeatureInfo(**feature_info.dict())162 except ValueError as err:...

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