AIENG-304 Determining elapsed time #1236
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launchable/test_runners/pytest.py
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| def _ts_to_iso(ts: Optional[float]) -> Optional[str]: |
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“ts” might be a bit unclear, so let’s avoid abbreviating it.
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| return datetime.fromtimestamp(ts, tz=timezone.utc).isoformat() |
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Q: Is the timezone always UTC? Not local time zone of the environment??
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Question is can one test run in a runner in one time zone and another on runner in a different time zone ?
If yes then we will need a single source of truth to calculate durations and elapsed time
Also many other related files in repo have datetime.datetime.now(datetime.timezone.utc).isoformat().
But we can change here, if needed.
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OK, if any problem occurre, then let's consider it.
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| start_ts = data.get("start") |
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I think start_timestamp, stop_timestamp, start_timestamp_iso_format and end_timestamp_iso_format are better.
There isn't any strict rule for naming but we generally don’t use many abbreviations.
It should be fine within a method with a limited scope, though.
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Will change, no issues
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AIENG-304: The customer interprets test execution time as elapsed time, whereas internally we treat execution time as workload time. This change introduces elapsed time measurement to close that gap in understanding.