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# Copyright 2022 gRPC authors.
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
QUERY = """
#standardSQL
-- See https://console.cloud.google.com/bigquery?sq=830293263384:5a8549832dfb48d9b2c04312a4ae3181 for the original query
WITH
runs AS (
SELECT
RTRIM(LTRIM(REGEXP_REPLACE(test_target, r'(@poller=.+)', ''))) AS test_binary,
REGEXP_EXTRACT(test_target, r'poller=(\w+)') AS poll_strategy,
job_name,
test_target,
test_class_name,
CASE
# in case of timeout / retry / segfault the "test_case" fields will contain weird stuff
# e.g. "test_shard2_run0_attempt0" or "shard_2/20"
# when aggregating, we want to display all of these as a single category of problems
WHEN test_case like 'test_shard_%_run%_attempt%' THEN 'CANNOT_DETERMINE'
WHEN test_case like '%shard_%/%' THEN 'CANNOT_DETERMINE'
# when test_case looks suspiciously like test_target
# its value is probably meaningless and it means that the entire target has failed
# e.g. test_target="//test/cpp/client:destroy_grpclb_channel_with_active_connect_stress_test" and test_case="test/cpp/client/destroy_grpclb_channel_with_active_connect_stress_test.exe"
WHEN STRPOS(test_case, REPLACE(SUBSTR(test_target, 3), ":", "/")) != 0 THEN 'CANNOT_DETERMINE'
ELSE test_case
END AS test_case,
result,
build_id,
timestamp
FROM
`grpc-testing.jenkins_test_results.rbe_test_results`
WHERE
DATETIME_DIFF(CURRENT_DATETIME(),
dateTIME(timestamp),
HOUR) < {lookback_hours}
),
results_counts_per_build AS (
SELECT
test_binary,
#test_target, # aggregate data over all pollers
test_class_name,
test_case,
SUM(SAFE_CAST(result != 'PASSED'
AND result != 'SKIPPED' AS INT64)) AS runs_failed,
SUM(SAFE_CAST(result != 'SKIPPED' AS INT64)) AS runs_total,
job_name,
build_id
FROM
runs
GROUP BY
test_binary,
test_class_name,
test_case,
job_name,
build_id),
builds_with_missing_cannot_determine_testcase_entry AS (
SELECT
test_binary,
job_name,
build_id,
FROM
results_counts_per_build
GROUP BY
test_binary,
job_name,
build_id
HAVING COUNTIF(test_case = 'CANNOT_DETERMINE') = 0
),
# for each test target and build, generate a fake entry with "CANNOT_DETERMINE" test_case
# if not already present.
# this is because in many builds, there will be no "CANNOT_DETERMINE" entry
# and we want to avoid skewing the statistics
results_counts_per_build_with_fake_cannot_determine_test_case_entries AS (
(SELECT * FROM results_counts_per_build)
UNION ALL
(SELECT
test_binary,
'' AS test_class_name, # when test_case is 'CANNOT_DETERMINE', test class is empty string
'CANNOT_DETERMINE' AS test_case, # see table "runs"
0 AS runs_failed,
1 AS runs_total,
job_name,
build_id
FROM
builds_with_missing_cannot_determine_testcase_entry)
),
results_counts AS (
SELECT
test_binary,
test_class_name,
test_case,
job_name,
SUM(runs_failed) AS runs_failed,
SUM(runs_total) AS runs_total,
SUM(SAFE_CAST(runs_failed > 0 AS INT64)) AS builds_failed,
COUNT(build_id) AS builds_total,
STRING_AGG(CASE
WHEN runs_failed > 0 THEN 'X'
ELSE '_' END, ''
ORDER BY
build_id ASC) AS build_failure_pattern,
FORMAT("%T", ARRAY_AGG(build_id
ORDER BY
build_id ASC)) AS builds
FROM
#results_counts_per_build
results_counts_per_build_with_fake_cannot_determine_test_case_entries
GROUP BY
test_binary,
test_class_name,
test_case,
job_name
HAVING
runs_failed > 0)
SELECT
ROUND(100*builds_failed / builds_total, 2) AS pct_builds_failed,
ROUND(100*runs_failed / runs_total, 2) AS pct_runs_failed,
test_binary,
test_class_name,
test_case,
job_name,
build_failure_pattern
FROM
results_counts
ORDER BY
pct_builds_failed DESC
"""