CIME.test_utils.test_to_string

CIME.test_utils.test_to_string(test, category_field_width=0, test_field_width=0, show_options=False)

Given a test dictionary, return a string representation suitable for printing

Args:

test (dict): dictionary for a single test - e.g., one element from the

list returned by get_tests_from_xml

category_field_width (int): minimum amount of space to use for printing the test category test_field_width (int): minimum amount of space to use for printing the test category show_options (bool): if True, print test options, too (note that the ‘comment’

option is always printed, if present)

Basic functionality: >>> mytest = {‘name’: ‘SMS.f19_g16.A.cheyenne_intel’, ‘category’: ‘prealpha’, ‘options’: {}} >>> test_to_string(mytest, 10) ‘prealpha : SMS.f19_g16.A.cheyenne_intel’

Printing comments: >>> mytest = {‘name’: ‘SMS.f19_g16.A.cheyenne_intel’, ‘category’: ‘prealpha’, ‘options’: {‘comment’: ‘my remarks’}} >>> test_to_string(mytest, 10) ‘prealpha : SMS.f19_g16.A.cheyenne_intel # my remarks’

Newlines in comments are converted to spaces >>> mytest = {‘name’: ‘SMS.f19_g16.A.cheyenne_intel’, ‘category’: ‘prealpha’, ‘options’: {‘comment’: ‘mynremarks’}} >>> test_to_string(mytest, 10) ‘prealpha : SMS.f19_g16.A.cheyenne_intel # my remarks’

Printing other options, too: >>> mytest = {‘name’: ‘SMS.f19_g16.A.cheyenne_intel’, ‘category’: ‘prealpha’, ‘options’: {‘comment’: ‘my remarks’, ‘wallclock’: ‘0:20’, ‘memleak_tolerance’: 0.2}} >>> test_to_string(mytest, 10, show_options=True) ‘prealpha : SMS.f19_g16.A.cheyenne_intel # my remarks # memleak_tolerance: 0.2 # wallclock: 0:20’