Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
run.py
Source: run.py
...108 # if it does not exist. we should set it to the python3 executable109 # to deal with this situation better for now.110 if six.PY3 and 'PYTHON' not in os.environ:111 os.environ['PYTHON'] = sys.executable112 def _create_stestr_conf(self):113 top_level_path = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(__file__))114 discover_path = os.path.join(top_level_path, 'test_discover')115 file_contents = init.STESTR_CONF % (discover_path, top_level_path)116 with open('.stestr.conf', 'w+') as stestr_conf_file:117 stestr_conf_file.write(file_contents)118 def take_action(self, parsed_args):119 if parsed_args.config_file:120 self._set_env(parsed_args.config_file)121 else:122 self._set_env()123 # Workspace execution mode124 if parsed_args.workspace:125 workspace_mgr = workspace.WorkspaceManager(126 parsed_args.workspace_path)127 path = workspace_mgr.get_workspace(parsed_args.workspace)128 if not path:129 sys.exit(130 "The %r workspace isn't registered in "131 "%r. Use 'tempest init' to "132 "register the workspace." %133 (parsed_args.workspace, workspace_mgr.path))134 os.chdir(path)135 if not os.path.isfile('.stestr.conf'):136 self._create_stestr_conf()137 # local execution with config file mode138 elif parsed_args.config_file and not os.path.isfile('.stestr.conf'):139 self._create_stestr_conf()140 elif not os.path.isfile('.stestr.conf'):141 print("No .stestr.conf file was found for local execution")142 sys.exit(2)143 if parsed_args.state:144 self._init_state()145 regex = self._build_regex(parsed_args)146 return_code = 0147 if parsed_args.list_tests:148 return_code = commands.list_command(149 filters=regex, whitelist_file=parsed_args.whitelist_file,150 blacklist_file=parsed_args.blacklist_file,151 black_regex=parsed_args.black_regex)152 else:153 serial = not parsed_args.parallel...
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