Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
test_batch_pool_executor.py
Source: test_batch_pool_executor.py
...85def test_map_error_without_wait_no_error():86 with BatchPoolExecutor(project='hail-vdc', wait_on_exit=False, image=PYTHON_DILL_IMAGE) as bpe:87 bpe.map(lambda _: time.sleep(10), range(5), timeout=2)88def test_exception_in_map():89 def raise_value_error():90 raise ValueError('dead')91 with BatchPoolExecutor(project='hail-vdc', image=PYTHON_DILL_IMAGE) as bpe:92 try:93 gen = bpe.map(lambda _: raise_value_error(), range(5))94 next(gen)95 except ValueError as exc:96 assert 'ValueError: dead' in exc.args[0]97 else:98 assert False99def test_exception_in_result():100 def raise_value_error():101 raise ValueError('dead')102 with BatchPoolExecutor(project='hail-vdc', image=PYTHON_DILL_IMAGE) as bpe:103 try:104 future = bpe.submit(raise_value_error)105 future.result()106 except ValueError as exc:107 assert 'ValueError: dead' in exc.args[0]108 else:109 assert False110def test_exception_in_exception():111 def raise_value_error():112 raise ValueError('dead')113 with BatchPoolExecutor(project='hail-vdc', image=PYTHON_DILL_IMAGE) as bpe:114 try:115 future = bpe.submit(raise_value_error)116 future.exception()117 except ValueError as exc:118 assert 'ValueError: dead' in exc.args[0]119 else:120 assert False121def test_no_exception_when_exiting_context():122 def raise_value_error():123 raise ValueError('dead')124 with BatchPoolExecutor(project='hail-vdc', image=PYTHON_DILL_IMAGE) as bpe:125 future = bpe.submit(raise_value_error)126 try:127 future.exception()128 except ValueError as exc:129 assert 'ValueError: dead' in exc.args[0]130 else:131 assert False132def test_bad_image_gives_good_error():133 with BatchPoolExecutor(project='hail-vdc',134 image='hailgenetics/not-a-valid-image:123abc') as bpe:135 future = bpe.submit(lambda: 3)136 try:...
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