Updated webrev with suggested changes:

https://cr.opensolaris.org/action/browse/caiman/ghart/IPS_Install_Progress_V2/webrev/

On 06/05/12 02:01, Darren Kenny wrote:

On 01/06/2012 22:56, Geoffrey Hart wrote:
Yes we have everything downloaded already. I didn;t add anything for
progress on the download phase since it already shows the progress for
download on the console. The motivation for this fix is the 10 or so
minutes it takes for install where we do no logging to the console or
log file.

OK, thanks, just wanted to be sure... :)

As for as displaying to the console, very good point. I will correct
that to show status to the console.
Thanks.

So with this in mind, what are your thoughts on logging every minute vs
logging after every 5 or 10 %?
Every minute is fine - so even if there is some long install task (which I
hope there isn't anything longer than 1 minute TBH) it would still show
some output so the user doesn't think things have stalled...

Thanks,

Darren.

Thanks,
Geoffrey


On 06/01/12 10:25, Darren Kenny wrote:
On Fri Jun  1 17:11:44 2012, Geoffrey Hart wrote:
Thanks Darren.

I will run this through pep8 as I make the other corrections you mentioned.

I selected to log every minute rather than every 5% so there would be
regular log entries.  With network problems, it could be a long delay
between entries if I logged every 5% of the way. Your thoughts?

I can see where you're coming from, but at this point - install - we've
already downloaded everything, haven't we?

Or are you adding the progress at the download phase too - I'm not
totally
sure of of the phases based on the names in the webrev...

BTW, does any of this appear on the console during an AI install?

Ideally we want it to, so people will see progress without logging in,
and I'm thinking that it would need to be at the INFO
level rather than DEBUG level for that to be the case.

Thanks,

Darren.

- Geoffrey

On 06/01/12 04:39, Darren Kenny wrote:
Hi Geoffrey,

Thanks for looking at this...

In general I'm happy with the approach, but have some minor comments in
addition to Karen's:

- You could probably omit the need for the percent_complete variable
     totally, if you changed the lines to look like:

       if time_diff.seconds>= 60:
           self._logger_output("%s%% complete." %
             (100 * self.act_cur_nactions) / self.act_goal_nactions)

- Another approach, rather than using time, would have been to just
     remember the last percentage calculated, and just report every 5%,
     or similar.

     Either works for me - and in someways 60 seconds is better, just
     wondering if you considered this approach and ruled it out?

- The indentation around the percentage calculation is confusing, and
     possible not PEP8 clean - have you run PEP8 against the code?

     An example of this is:

       if time_diff.seconds>= 60:
           percent_complete = (100 *
           self.act_cur_nactions)/self.act_goal_nactions
           self._logger_output("%s%% complete." % percent_complete)

     this would be more readable, if calculation was indented differently,
     (and also PEP8 cleaner),

       if time_diff.seconds>= 60:
           percent_complete = (100 *
             self.act_cur_nactions) / self.act_goal_nactions
           self._logger_output("%s%% complete." % percent_complete)

     or even:

       if time_diff.seconds>= 60:
           percent_complete = \
             (100 * self.act_cur_nactions) / self.act_goal_nactions
           self._logger_output("%s%% complete." % percent_complete)

     My preference would be the latter...

Thanks,

Darren.


Afternoon all!

Could I please have a code review for:

BUG: 7171973 IPS transfer code should show more logging during install
of packages

CODE REVIEW:
https://cr.opensolaris.org/action/browse/caiman/ghart/IPS_Install_Progress/

DESCRIPTION: Adding progress logging during the install of IPS packages
so during the 10+ minutes of install time there are now log entries to
show the install is proceeding and not hung.

OLD LOG ENTRY:
2012-05-29 16:19:30,799   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      Install Phase ... Started.
2012-05-29 16:31:40,035   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      Install Phase ... Done.

NEW LOG ENTRY:
2012-05-29 16:19:30,799   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      Install Phase ... Started.
2012-05-29 16:20:30,803   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      24% complete.
2012-05-29 16:21:30,804   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      32% complete.
2012-05-29 16:22:32,195   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      40% complete.
2012-05-29 16:23:32,239   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      47% complete.
2012-05-29 16:24:32,241   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      55% complete.
2012-05-29 16:25:32,264   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      61% complete.
2012-05-29 16:26:32,347   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      64% complete.
2012-05-29 16:27:32,365   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      72% complete.
2012-05-29 16:28:34,229   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      75% complete.
2012-05-29 16:29:34,291   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      81% complete.
2012-05-29 16:30:36,185   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      85% complete.
2012-05-29 16:31:36,189   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      98% complete.
2012-05-29 16:31:40,035   InstallationLogger.generated-transfer-1653-1
DEBUG      Install Phase ... Done.

TESTING:
- Confirmed that new logging works and appears in this new format.
- Verified that the install still succeeds and the OS boots correctly
after install

Thanks,
Geoffrey


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