How to use wait_until_stopped method in Playwright Python

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traits_executor_tests.py

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...119 with self.long_running_task(self.executor):120 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, RUNNING)121 self.executor.stop()122 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPING)123 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)124 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPED)125 self.assertEqual(self.listener.states, [RUNNING, STOPPING, STOPPED])126 def test_stop_method_with_no_jobs(self):127 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, RUNNING)128 self.executor.stop()129 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)130 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPED)131 self.assertEqual(self.listener.states, [RUNNING, STOPPING, STOPPED])132 def test_stop_method_raises_unless_running(self):133 with self.long_running_task(self.executor):134 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, RUNNING)135 self.executor.stop()136 # Raises if in STOPPING mode.137 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPING)138 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):139 self.executor.stop()140 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)141 # Raises if in STOPPED mode.142 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPED)143 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):144 self.executor.stop()145 def test_shutdown_when_already_stopping(self):146 with self.long_running_task(self.executor):147 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, RUNNING)148 self.executor.stop()149 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPING)150 self.executor.shutdown(timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT)151 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPED)152 def test_shutdown_does_nothing_if_stopped(self):153 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, RUNNING)154 self.executor.stop()155 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)156 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPED)157 self.executor.shutdown(timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT)158 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPED)159 def test_shutdown_cancels_running_futures(self):160 future = submit_call(self.executor, pow, 3, 5)161 self.executor.shutdown(timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT)162 self.assertEqual(future.state, CANCELLED)163 self.assertTrue(self.executor.stopped)164 def test_no_future_updates_after_shutdown(self):165 future = submit_call(self.executor, pow, 3, 5)166 self.executor.shutdown(timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT)167 self.assertEqual(future.state, CANCELLED)168 self.exercise_event_loop()169 self.assertEqual(future.state, CANCELLED)170 def test_shutdown_goes_through_stopping_state(self):171 self.executor.shutdown(timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT)172 self.assertEqual(173 self.listener.states,174 [RUNNING, STOPPING, STOPPED],175 )176 def test_shutdown_waits_for_background_tasks(self):177 starting = self._context.event()178 stopping = self._context.event()179 submit_call(self.executor, slow_call, starting, stopping)180 # Make sure background task has started, else it might be181 # cancelled altogether.182 self.assertTrue(starting.wait(timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT))183 self.executor.shutdown(timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT)184 self.assertTrue(stopping.is_set())185 def test_shutdown_timeout(self):186 start_time = time.monotonic()187 with self.long_running_task(self.executor):188 with self.assertRaisesRegex(RuntimeError, "1 tasks still running"):189 self.executor.shutdown(timeout=0.1)190 actual_timeout = time.monotonic() - start_time191 self.assertLess(actual_timeout, 1.0)192 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPING)193 self.executor.shutdown(timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT)194 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPED)195 def test_cant_submit_new_unless_running(self):196 with self.long_running_task(self.executor):197 self.executor.stop()198 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPING)199 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):200 submit_call(self.executor, len, (1, 2, 3))201 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)202 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPED)203 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):204 submit_call(self.executor, int)205 def test_stop_cancels_running_futures(self):206 with self.long_running_task(self.executor) as future:207 self.wait_for_state(future, EXECUTING)208 self.assertEqual(future.state, EXECUTING)209 self.executor.stop()210 self.assertEqual(future.state, CANCELLING)211 self.wait_until_done(future)212 self.assertEqual(future.state, CANCELLED)213 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)214 self.assertEqual(self.executor.state, STOPPED)215 def test_running(self):216 self.assertTrue(self.executor.running)217 with self.long_running_task(self.executor):218 self.assertTrue(self.executor.running)219 self.executor.stop()220 self.assertFalse(self.executor.running)221 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)222 self.assertFalse(self.executor.running)223 def test_stopped(self):224 self.assertFalse(self.executor.stopped)225 with self.long_running_task(self.executor):226 self.assertFalse(self.executor.stopped)227 self.executor.stop()228 self.assertFalse(self.executor.stopped)229 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)230 self.assertTrue(self.executor.stopped)231 def test_submit_call_method(self):232 with self.assertWarns(DeprecationWarning) as warning_info:233 future = self.executor.submit_call(234 test_call, "arg1", "arg2", kwd1="kwd1", kwd2="kwd2"235 )236 self.wait_until_done(future)237 self.assertEqual(238 future.result,239 (("arg1", "arg2"), {"kwd1": "kwd1", "kwd2": "kwd2"}),240 )241 _, _, this_module = __name__.rpartition(".")242 self.assertIn(this_module, warning_info.filename)243 self.assertIn(244 "submit_call method is deprecated",245 str(warning_info.warning),246 )247 def test_submit_iteration_method(self):248 with self.assertWarns(DeprecationWarning) as warning_info:249 future = self.executor.submit_iteration(250 test_iteration,251 "arg1",252 "arg2",253 kwd1="kwd1",254 kwd2="kwd2",255 )256 results = []257 future.observe(lambda event: results.append(event.new), "result_event")258 self.wait_until_done(future)259 self.assertEqual(260 results,261 [("arg1", "arg2"), {"kwd1": "kwd1", "kwd2": "kwd2"}],262 )263 _, _, this_module = __name__.rpartition(".")264 self.assertIn(this_module, warning_info.filename)265 self.assertIn(266 "submit_iteration method is deprecated",267 str(warning_info.warning),268 )269 def test_submit_progress_method(self):270 with self.assertWarns(DeprecationWarning) as warning_info:271 future = self.executor.submit_progress(272 test_progress,273 "arg1",274 "arg2",275 kwd1="kwd1",276 kwd2="kwd2",277 )278 self.wait_until_done(future)279 self.assertEqual(280 future.result,281 ("arg1", "arg2", "kwd1", "kwd2"),282 )283 _, _, this_module = __name__.rpartition(".")284 self.assertIn(this_module, warning_info.filename)285 self.assertIn(286 "submit_progress method is deprecated",287 str(warning_info.warning),288 )289 def test_states_consistent(self):290 # Triples (state, running, stopped).291 states = []292 def record_states(event=None):293 states.append(294 (295 self.executor.state,296 self.executor.running,297 self.executor.stopped,298 )299 )300 self.executor.observe(record_states, "running")301 self.executor.observe(record_states, "stopped")302 self.executor.observe(record_states, "state")303 submit_call(self.executor, int)304 # Record states before, during, and after stopping.305 record_states()306 self.executor.stop()307 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)308 record_states()309 for state, running, stopped in states:310 self.assertEqual(running, state == RUNNING)311 self.assertEqual(stopped, state == STOPPED)312 def test_running_and_stopped_fired_only_once(self):313 submit_call(self.executor, int)314 self.executor.stop()315 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)316 self.assertEqual(self.listener.running_changes, [(True, False)])317 self.assertEqual(self.listener.stopped_changes, [(False, True)])318 def test_running_and_stopped_fired_only_once_no_futures(self):319 # Same as above but tests the case where the executor goes to STOPPED320 # state the moment that stop is called.321 self.executor.stop()322 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)323 self.assertEqual(self.listener.running_changes, [(True, False)])324 self.assertEqual(self.listener.stopped_changes, [(False, True)])325 def test_multiple_futures(self):326 futures = []327 for i in range(100):328 futures.append(submit_call(self.executor, str, i))329 listener = FuturesListener(futures=futures)330 # Wait for all futures to complete.331 self.run_until(332 listener, "all_done", lambda listener: listener.all_done333 )334 for i, future in enumerate(futures):335 self.assertEqual(future.result, str(i))336 def test_stop_with_multiple_futures(self):337 futures = []338 for i in range(100):339 futures.append(submit_call(self.executor, str, i))340 self.executor.stop()341 self.wait_until_stopped(self.executor)342 for future in futures:343 self.assertEqual(future.state, CANCELLED)344 def test_submit_from_background_thread(self):345 def target(executor, msg_queue):346 """347 Submit a simple callable to the given executor, and report348 the result of that submission to a queue.349 """350 try:351 future = submit_call(executor, pow, 2, 3)352 except BaseException as exc:353 msg_queue.put(("FAILED", exc))354 else:355 msg_queue.put(("DONE", future))356 msg_queue = queue.Queue()357 worker = threading.Thread(358 target=target, args=(self.executor, msg_queue)359 )360 worker.start()361 try:362 result_type, future_or_exc = msg_queue.get(timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT)363 finally:364 worker.join(timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT)365 self.assertEqual(result_type, "FAILED")366 self.assertIsInstance(future_or_exc, RuntimeError)367 # Helper methods and assertions ###########################################368 def wait_until_stopped(self, executor):369 """370 Wait for the executor to reach STOPPED state.371 """372 self.run_until(executor, "stopped", lambda executor: executor.stopped)373 def wait_until_done(self, future):374 self.run_until(future, "done", lambda future: future.done)375 def wait_for_state(self, future, state):376 self.run_until(future, "state", lambda future: future.state == state)377 @contextlib.contextmanager378 def long_running_task(self, executor, timeout=SAFETY_TIMEOUT):379 """380 Simulate a long-running task being submitted to the executor.381 This context manager waits for the task to start executing before382 yielding the future associated to that task. The task will be...

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study_vm_service.py

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...89 if status not in ALLOWED_STATUSES:90 raise InvalidEc2Status(status)91 study.status = status92 study.save()93def wait_until_stopped(instance, study):94 try:95 """96 Waits until this Instance is stopped. This method calls EC2.Waiter.instance_stopped.wait() which polls.97 EC2.Client.describe_instances() every 15 seconds until a successful state is reached.98 An error is returned after 40 failed checks.99 https://boto3.amazonaws.com/v1/documentation/api/latest/reference/services/ec2.html#EC2.Instance.wait_until_stopped100 """101 instance.wait_until_stopped()102 update_study_state(study, Study.VM_STOPPED)103 except Exception as e:104 logger.exception("Error trying to wait until instance stopped", e)105 update_study_state(study, Study.ST_ERROR)106def get_and_update_study_instance(boto3_client, study, status_filter):107 """108 get the study instance, and update the database accordingly to the VM status109 :param boto3_client: boto3 client with access to the study instance110 :param study: Study Django model111 :param status_filter: A list of ec2 instance statuses to filter by112 :return: aws ec2 instance object113 """114 execution_token = study.execution.execution_user.email.split("@")[0]115 instance = get_instance(boto3_client, execution_token, status_filter)...

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robotiq_2f_gripper_ctrl.py

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...49 # in mA50 def get_current(self):51 return self.cur_status.gCU * 0.152 # if timeout is negative, wait forever53 def wait_until_stopped(self, timeout=-1):54 r = rospy.Rate(30)55 start_time = rospy.get_time()56 while not rospy.is_shutdown():57 if (timeout >= 0. and rospy.get_time() - start_time > timeout) or self.is_reset():58 return False59 if self.is_stopped():60 return True61 r.sleep()62 return False63 def wait_until_moving(self, timeout=-1):64 r = rospy.Rate(30)65 start_time = rospy.get_time()66 while not rospy.is_shutdown():67 if (timeout >= 0. and rospy.get_time() - start_time > timeout) or self.is_reset():68 return False69 if not self.is_stopped():70 return True71 r.sleep()72 return False73 def reset(self):74 cmd = outputMsg()75 cmd.rACT = 076 self.cmd_pub.publish(cmd)77 def activate(self, timeout=-1):78 cmd = outputMsg()79 cmd.rACT = 180 cmd.rGTO = 181 cmd.rPR = 082 cmd.rSP = 25583 cmd.rFR = 15084 self.cmd_pub.publish(cmd)85 r = rospy.Rate(30)86 start_time = rospy.get_time()87 while not rospy.is_shutdown():88 if timeout >= 0. and rospy.get_time() - start_time > timeout:89 return False90 if self.is_ready():91 return True92 r.sleep()93 return False94 def auto_release(self):95 cmd = outputMsg()96 cmd.rACT = 197 cmd.rATR = 198 self.cmd_pub.publish(cmd)99 ##100 # Goto position with desired force and velocity101 # @param pos Gripper width in meters. [0, 0.087]102 # @param vel Gripper speed in m/s. [0.013, 0.100]103 # @param force Gripper force in N. [30, 100] (not precise)104 def goto(self, pos, vel, force, block=False, timeout=-1):105 cmd = outputMsg()106 cmd.rACT = 1107 cmd.rGTO = 1108 cmd.rPR = int(np.clip((13.-230.)/0.087 * pos + 230., 0, 255))109 cmd.rSP = int(np.clip(255./(0.1-0.013) * (vel-0.013), 0, 255))110 cmd.rFR = int(np.clip(255./(100.-30.) * (force-30.), 0, 255))111 self.cmd_pub.publish(cmd)112 rospy.sleep(0.1)113 if block:114 if not self.wait_until_moving(timeout):115 return False116 return self.wait_until_stopped(timeout)117 return True118 def stop(self, block=False, timeout=-1):119 cmd = outputMsg()120 cmd.rACT = 1121 cmd.rGTO = 0122 self.cmd_pub.publish(cmd)123 rospy.sleep(0.1)124 if block:125 return self.wait_until_stopped(timeout)126 return True127 def open(self, vel=0.1, force=100, block=False, timeout=-1):128 if self.is_opened():129 return True130 return self.goto(1.0, vel, force, block=block, timeout=timeout)131 def close(self, vel=0.1, force=100, block=False, timeout=-1):132 if self.is_closed():133 return True134 return self.goto(-1.0, vel, force, block=block, timeout=timeout)135def main():136 rospy.init_node("robotiq_2f_gripper_ctrl_test")137 gripper = RobotiqCGripper()138 gripper.wait_for_connection()139 if gripper.is_reset():...

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backend_manager_test.py

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...60 self.mgr.start()61 await self.mgr.wait_until_running()62 self.assertTrue(self.mgr.is_running)63 self.mgr.stop()64 await self.mgr.wait_until_stopped()65 self.assertFalse(self.mgr.is_running)66 async def test_start_fails(self):67 self.backend.exception_in_start = True68 self.mgr.start()69 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):70 await self.mgr.wait_until_running()71 self.assertFalse(self.mgr.is_running)72 async def test_stop_fails(self):73 self.backend.exception_in_stop = True74 self.mgr.start()75 await self.mgr.wait_until_running()76 self.mgr.stop()77 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):78 await self.mgr.wait_until_stopped()79 async def test_crashed(self):80 self.mgr.start()81 await self.mgr.wait_until_running()82 self.mgr.crashed()83 await self.backend.is_stopped.wait()84 async def test_stop_crashed(self):85 self.mgr.start()86 await self.mgr.wait_until_running()87 self.mgr.crashed()88 self.mgr.stop()89 await self.mgr.wait_until_stopped()90 async def test_restart(self):91 self.backend.num_restarts = 192 self.mgr.start()93 await self.mgr.wait_until_running()94 self.mgr.crashed()95 await self.backend.is_restarted.wait()96 self.mgr.stop()97 await self.mgr.wait_until_stopped()98 async def test_crash_and_stop_fails(self):99 error_handler_called = asyncio.Event(loop=self.loop)100 def error_handler(event_loop, context):101 error_handler_called.set()102 self.loop.set_exception_handler(error_handler)103 self.backend.exception_in_stop = True104 self.mgr.start()105 await self.mgr.wait_until_running()106 self.mgr.crashed()...

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