How to use _combine_configs method in yandex-tank

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auto.py

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...200 raise ValueError(f"parameter '{key}' is not configurable")201 self._config = (202 {**self._base_config, **config} # config takes precedence (PEP 448)203 if reset204 else self._combine_configs(input_op, downstream_config=config)205 )206 @classmethod207 def register_configurable(cls, names):208 """Globally registers the parameter names as being configurable."""209 cls._configurable |= set(names)210 @classmethod211 def resolve_config(cls, input_ops):212 """Returns the config for an operator with the given input operators."""213 # Combine from left -> right so that the precedence goes from left -> right.214 upstream_config = cls._base_config215 for input_op in input_ops:216 upstream_config = cls._combine_configs(217 upstream_op=input_op, downstream_config=upstream_config218 )219 return upstream_config220 @classmethod221 def _combine_configs(cls, upstream_op, downstream_config):222 """Combines downstream with all upstream configs, following precedence rules."""223 if isinstance(upstream_op, cls):224 upstream_config = upstream_op._config # dict is copied below225 elif upstream_op in cls._cache:226 upstream_config = cls._cache[upstream_op]227 else:228 # Note that downstream_config is not used here, which makes this229 # context-free. Combining this fact with the immutability of operators230 # makes this cacheable.231 upstream_config = cls._cache[upstream_op] = cls.resolve_config(232 input_ops=upstream_op.input_ops233 )234 # Downstream takes precedence over upstream (see PEP 448).235 return {**upstream_config, **downstream_config}...

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tankworker.py

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...30 self.ammo_file = ammo_file31 self.config_paths = configs32 self.interrupted = ProcessEvent() if api_start else ThreadEvent()33 self.info = TankInfo(manager.dict()) if api_start else TankInfo(dict())34 self.config_list = self._combine_configs(configs, cli_options, cfg_patches, cli_args, no_local)35 self.core = TankCore(self.config_list, self.interrupted, self.info)36 self.folder = self.init_folder()37 self.init_logging(debug or self.core.get_option(self.core.SECTION, 'debug'))38 is_locked = Lock.is_locked(self.core.lock_dir)39 if is_locked and not self.core.config.get_option(self.SECTION, 'ignore_lock'):40 raise LockError(is_locked)41 @staticmethod42 def _combine_configs(run_cfgs, cli_options=None, cfg_patches=None, cli_args=None, no_local=False):43 if cli_options is None:44 cli_options = []45 if cfg_patches is None:46 cfg_patches = []47 if cli_args is None:48 cli_args = []49 run_cfgs = run_cfgs if len(run_cfgs) > 0 else [TankWorker.DEFAULT_CONFIG]50 if no_local:51 configs = [load_cfg(cfg) for cfg in run_cfgs] + \52 parse_options(cli_options) + \53 parse_and_check_patches(cfg_patches) + \54 cli_args55 else:56 configs = [load_core_base_cfg()] + \...

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bridge.py

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...8try:9 import hamster.client10except ImportError:11 raise ImportError('Can not find hamster')12def _combine_configs(*configs):13 """14 Combines all configs (instances of RawConfigParser) into a single one15 containing all sections and values. If duplicates appear the later configs16 will overwrite the earlier values.17 Returns a RawConfigParser() instance.18 """19 result = ConfigParser.RawConfigParser()20 for config in configs:21 for section in config.sections():22 try:23 result.add_section(section)24 except ConfigParser.DuplicateSectionError:25 # Ignore it. We simply want to include all sections from26 # the source configs27 pass28 for option in config.options(section):29 value = config.get(section, option)30 result.set(section, option, value)31 return result32class HamsterBridge(hamster.client.Storage):33 """34 Connects to the running hamster instance via dbus. But as the notification does not work reliable there is a35 polling-based loop in the run()-method that will trigger all registered listeners.36 """37 def __init__(self, save_passwords=False):38 super(HamsterBridge, self).__init__()39 self._listeners = []40 self.save_passwords = save_passwords41 def add_listener(self, listener):42 """43 Registers the given HamsterListener instance. It will then be notified about changes.44 :param listener: the HamsterListener instance45 :type listener: HamsterListener46 """47 if listener not in self._listeners:48 self._listeners.append(listener)49 def configure(self, config_path):50 """51 Gives each listener the chance to do something before we start the bridge's runtime loops.52 :param config_path: path to config file53 :type config_path: str54 """55 path = os.path.expanduser(config_path)56 config = ConfigParser.RawConfigParser()57 sensitive_config = ConfigParser.RawConfigParser()58 # read from file if exists59 if os.path.exists(path):60 logger.debug('Reading config file from %s', path)61 config.read(path)62 # let listeners extend63 for listener in self._listeners:64 logger.debug('Configuring listener %s', listener)65 listener.configure(config, sensitive_config)66 # save to file67 with open(path, 'wb') as configfile:68 logger.debug('Writing back configuration to %s', path)69 if self.save_passwords:70 all_configs = _combine_configs(config, sensitive_config)71 all_configs.write(configfile)72 else:73 config.write(configfile)74 # as we store passwords in clear text, let's at least set correct file permissions75 logger.debug('Setting owner only file permissions to %s', path)76 os.chmod(path, stat.S_IRUSR | stat.S_IWUSR)77 def run(self, polling_intervall=1):78 """79 Starts the polling loop that will run until receive common exit signals.80 :param polling_intervall: how often the connector polls data from haster in seconds (default: 1)81 :type polling_intervall: int82 """83 try:84 for listener in self._listeners:...

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