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############################################            Imports            #############################################

########################################################################################################################

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import os, sys, re, json, unittest, shlex

import argparse, subprocess, traceback

import shutil, datetime, platform

import socket

import xml.etree.ElementTree as ET

import signal

​

default_timeout = 1800

sys.path.insert(0,'')

​

#### PYTEST IMPORT

HAVE_PYTEST = True

try:

    import pytest

except ImportError:

    HAVE_PYTEST = False

​

verbose = False

​

# JIRA BRANCH TO CHECKOUT

JIRA_BRANCH = None

​

# Dry run of Tests

DRY_RUN = False

​

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###########################################            Functions            ############################################

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def write_conftest(filepath):

    """

    Generates and writes a pytest configuration file to the specified filepath.

    This function creates a pytest configuration file (`conftest.py`) with

    specific setup based on the operating system. The generated configuration

    includes necessary imports and a pytest configuration function that registers

    a `TestDescriptionPlugin`. The content differs slightly for Linux and Darwin

    (macOS) platforms.

​

    Args:

        filepath (str): The path where the `conftest.py` file will be written.

    Notes:

        - For Darwin (macOS), the configuration attempts to unregister the

          `TestDescriptionPlugin` before registering it again.

        - For Linux, the configuration directly registers the `TestDescriptionPlugin`.

​

    """

    platform_os='Linux'

    if platform.system() == 'Darwin':

        platform_os = 'Darwin'

    string = """

import pytest

import inspect

import os

    """

    if platform_os == 'Darwin':

        string = string + """

@pytest.mark.trylast

def pytest_configure(config):

    terminal_reporter = config.pluginmanager.getplugin('terminalreporter')

    try:

        config.pluginmanager.unregister(TestDescriptionPlugin(terminal_reporter), 'testdescription')

    except:

        pass

    config.pluginmanager.register(TestDescriptionPlugin(terminal_reporter), 'testdescription')

        """

    if platform_os == 'Linux':

        string = string + """

@pytest.mark.trylast

def pytest_configure(config):

    terminal_reporter = config.pluginmanager.getplugin('terminalreporter')

    config.pluginmanager.register(TestDescriptionPlugin(terminal_reporter), 'testdescription')

        """

​

    string = string + """

class TestDescriptionPlugin:

​

    def __init__(self, terminal_reporter):

        self.terminal_reporter = terminal_reporter

        self.desc = None

        self.funcn = None

​

    def pytest_runtest_protocol(self, item):

        #from pprint import pprint

        #d = item.__dict__

        #pprint(d, indent=2)