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The logic is quite universal and the changes allow overriding the result, which ensures backward compatibility. JIRA: CI-630
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This pull request refactors the TestResult class to automatically compute its status based on subresults, while still allowing for a manual override. This is a nice improvement, achieved by converting the status attribute into a property. The implementation is clean and the logic for status computation is sound. I have one minor suggestion to improve code clarity by removing a redundant check.
| def _compute_status(self) -> Status: | ||
| if any(sub.status == Status.FAIL for sub in self.subresults): | ||
| return Status.FAIL | ||
| elif all(sub.status == Status.SKIP for sub in self.subresults) and self.subresults: |
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The _compute_status method is only called from the status property when self.subresults is not empty. Therefore, the check and self.subresults is redundant and can be removed for improved code clarity.
| elif all(sub.status == Status.SKIP for sub in self.subresults) and self.subresults: | |
| elif all(sub.status == Status.SKIP for sub in self.subresults): |
Automated TestResult status computing with possibility to manually override.
Description
TestResult's
statusfield became a property with a dedicated setter for overriding.If the
statushas not been overridden, it will be computed from subresults.Motivation and Context
The logic for computing the result based on subresults is universal and naturally fits the TestResult class.
Types of changes
How Has This Been Tested?
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