How to use find_group_in_lines method in lisa

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__init__.py

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...351def find_groups_in_lines(352 lines: str, pattern: Pattern[str], single_line: bool = True353) -> List[Dict[str, str]]:354 return find_patterns_groups_in_lines(lines, [pattern], single_line)[0]355def find_group_in_lines(356 lines: str, pattern: Pattern[str], single_line: bool = True357) -> Dict[str, str]:358 output = find_groups_in_lines(lines, pattern, single_line)359 if len(output) == 1:360 result = output[0]361 elif len(output) == 0:362 result = {}363 else:364 raise LisaException(365 f"pattern returns more than one result, use find_groups_in_lines."366 f"results: {output}"367 )368 return result369def deep_update_dict(src: Dict[str, Any], dest: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]:...

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free.py

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...70 # total used free shared buff/​cache available71 # Mem: 9.0G 4.6G 751M 74M 3.7G 4.0G72 # Swap: 0B 0B 0B73 output = self.run("-h --si", shell=True).stdout74 group = find_group_in_lines(output, self._mem_pattern)75 total_memory = group["total"]76 return total_memory77 def log_memory_stats_mb(self) -> None:...

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dhclient.py

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...30 # the default value in debian is 30031 value: int = 30032 cat = self.node.tools[Cat]33 output = cat.read(path)34 group = find_group_in_lines(output, self._debian_pattern)35 if group and not group["default"]:36 value = int(group["number"])37 is_default_value = False38 elif isinstance(self.node.os, Fedora):39 # the default value in fedora is 6040 value = 6041 # use cat to output all together42 result = self.node.execute(43 "nmcli connection show 'System eth0' | cat", shell=True44 )45 group = find_group_in_lines(result.stdout, self._fedora_pattern)46 if group and "default" not in group:47 value = int(group["number"])48 is_default_value = False49 else:50 raise UnsupportedDistroException(os=self.node.os)51 self._log.debug(f"timeout value: {value}, is default: {is_default_value}")52 return value53 def renew(self, interface: Optional[str] = None) -> None:54 if interface:55 result = self.run(56 f"-r {interface} && dhclient {interface}",57 shell=True,58 sudo=True,59 )...

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