Added debug message to log how much time passes before a predicate happens#4
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Added debug message to log how much time passes before a predicate happens#4
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eranco74
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| time.sleep(interval) | ||
| if predicate(* args, ** kwargs): | ||
| _successful_TS_ASSERT_Count += 1 | ||
| logging.debug("Predicate %s succeed after timeout expired", predicate) |
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Although it's true this log line will be confusing when going over the log (imply failure though counts as success).
Consider changing to:
Predicate %s succeeded just in timeout.
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This will help us to detect when test is timed out if it is an unusual timeout or if normally the timeout almost reached, thus need to be extended.
Do you see any harm with this ? is debug level good enough or should it be info ?