How to use restart_device method in lisa

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test.py

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...71 if wait > 0:72 time.sleep(10)73 ret = wait_for_device(udid, apsthome, wait)74 print(f'restart_per_device_3: -- [{udid}]: return={ret}')75def restart_device(devices, apsthome):76 print('restart_device: ++')77 tasks = []78 for dev in devices:79 # restart_per_device(dev, apsthome)80 t = threading.Thread(target=restart_per_device_1, args=(dev, apsthome,), daemon=True)81 # t = threading.Thread(target=restart_per_device_2, args=(dev, apsthome,), daemon=True)82 t.start()83 tasks.append(t)84 print('restart_device: wait for all tasks complete.')85 for t in tasks:86 t.join()87 print('restart_device: --')88def get_device_info(apsthome, udid):89 info = {}90 wd = os.path.join(apsthome, 'phonedll', 'PST_APE_UNIVERSAL_USB_FD', 'resource')91 fn = os.path.join(wd, 'iDeviceUtilCore.exe')92 cmd = [fn, '--udid', udid, '--info']93 p = subprocess.Popen(cmd, stdout=subprocess.PIPE, cwd=wd)94 p.wait()95 s = p.communicate()96 lines = s[0].decode().split('\r\n')97 for l in lines:98 pos = l.find('=')99 if pos>0:100 k = l[:pos]101 v = l[pos+1:]102 info[k] = v103 return info104apsthome = os.getenv('apsthome', r'C:\\ProgramData\\Futuredial\\CMC')105devs = listiPhone(apsthome)106print(f'There are {len(devs)} devices found.')107print(devs)108# restart_device([devs[0]], apsthome)109restart_device(devs, apsthome)110# info = get_device_info(apsthome, devs[0])...

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device_release.py

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1from django.http import HttpRequest, JsonResponse2from devices.model_dir.Devices import Device3from devices.model_dir.DeviceFunction import DeviceFunction4from devices.views_dir.common.logging import log_request5from devices.common.functions import safe_get_model_by, safe_set_model_values6import logging7log = logging.getLogger('adms.views')8def get(request: HttpRequest, **kwargs):9 log.info(log_request(request, ""))10 device_key = kwargs.get('device_key')11 try:12 device: Device = safe_get_model_by(Device, pk=device_key)13 except Device.DoesNotExist:14 # TODO extract function and make all endpoints that return this use it15 log.warning(log_request(request, "Failed to find device: '%s'" % device_key))16 return JsonResponse({'Error': "Device '%s' does not exist" % device_key}, status=404)17 request_host_ip = request.META['REMOTE_ADDR']18 if device.owner != request_host_ip:19 log.warning(log_request(request, "Device being released by a host which is not the owner!\n "20 "Owner was: '%s' Released by: '%s'" % (device.owner, request_host_ip)))21 safe_set_model_values(Device, device_key, allocated=False, owner=None)22 log.info(log_request(request, "Released device: '%s'" % device_key))23 # TODO restarting the device should go here24 try:25 restart_device: DeviceFunction = safe_get_model_by(DeviceFunction, key="%s-%s" % (device.type, 'restart'))26 if restart_device.exists():27 tpe = kwargs.get('the_tpe')28 tpe.submit(restart_device.execute_function, device_key)29 # restart_device.execute_function(device)30 # if int(restart_device.exit_code) != 0 and int(restart_device.exit_code) != 2:31 # log.warning("Device Function with unexpected exit code:\n\t%s\n\t%s\n\t%s" %32 # (restart_device.stdout, restart_device.stderr, restart_device.exit_code))33 except DeviceFunction.DoesNotExist:34 # TODO add log output because somebody needs to know that what they are calling doesnt exist35 log.warning("Function '%s-%s' was called but does not exist" % (device.type, 'restart'))...

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urls.py

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1"""admin_untect URL Configuration2The `urlpatterns` list routes URLs to views. For more information please see:3 https:/​/​docs.djangoproject.com/​en/​3.2/​topics/​http/​urls/​4Examples:5Function views6 1. Add an import: from my_app import views7 2. Add a URL to urlpatterns: path('', views.home, name='home')8Class-based views9 1. Add an import: from other_app.views import Home10 2. Add a URL to urlpatterns: path('', Home.as_view(), name='home')11Including another URLconf12 1. Import the include() function: from django.urls import include, path13 2. Add a URL to urlpatterns: path('blog/​', include('blog.urls'))14"""15from django.contrib import admin16from django.urls import path17from app.views import restart_device,device_info,device_jupyter18urlpatterns = [19 path('admin/​', admin.site.urls),20 path('restart_device',restart_device),21 path('device_jupyter',device_jupyter),22 path('device_info',device_info)23 ...

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