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@ -53,13 +53,9 @@ $ hurl --parallel --test a.hurl b.hurl c.hurl
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Reuse `--jobs` option from [GNU Parallel] to specify the number of threads.
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```shell
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$ hurl --parallel --jobs 4 --test a.hurl b.hurl c.hurl
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$ hurl --parallel --max-workers 4 --test a.hurl b.hurl c.hurl
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```
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> `--jobs 0` will run as many jobs in parallel as possible.
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## State of the Art / Tools
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### GNU Parallel
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@ -166,7 +162,7 @@ a.hurl Ab.hurl Bc.hurl Cd.hurl D%
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The tag value is configurable.
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- `keep-order/-k`: force GNU Parallel to print in the order of values, the commands are still run in parallel.
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- `--keep-order/-k`: force GNU Parallel to print in the order of values, the commands are still run in parallel.
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```shell
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$ parallel sleep {}';' echo {} done ::: 5 4 3 2 1
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@ -177,14 +173,12 @@ $ parallel sleep {}';' echo {} done ::: 5 4 3 2 1
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5 done
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```
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#### From Hurl issues/discussions:
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From [#87]():
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```shell
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$ parallel -j $(ls -1 *.hurl | wc -l) -i sh -c "hurl {} --test" -- *.hurl
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$ echo "retval: $?"
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```
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> From [Hurl issues #87]():
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>
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> ```shell
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> $ parallel -j $(ls -1 *.hurl | wc -l) -i sh -c "hurl {} --test" -- *.hurl
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> $ echo "retval: $?"
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> ```
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### wrk2
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@ -206,64 +200,64 @@ $ hurl --test *.hurl
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[========> ] 2/3
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```
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### Hurl 4.2.0 parallel 5 jobs / option 2
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- Progress bar on the right
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- Idle jobs are displayed
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### Hurl x.x.x parallel
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- 5 workers:
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```shell
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$ hurl --test --parallel *.hurl
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$ hurl --parallel --max-workers 5
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-2.hurl: Success (2 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-6.hurl: Success (4 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-4.hurl: Success (7 request(s) in x ms)
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#1 /tmp/foo/bar/baz/job-1.hurl: Running [1/10] [============> ] 6/10
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#2 /tmp/foo/bar/ee/job-7.hurl: Running [7/10] [> ] 1/1
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#3 /tmp/foo/bar/zzzzzz/job-3.hurl: Running [3/10] [================> ] 3/3
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#4 /tmp/foo/bar/fff/job-8.hurl: Running [8/10] [> ] 1/5
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#5 /tmp/foo/bar/ddd/job-5.hurl: Running [5/10] [================> ] 9/12
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Executed files: 3/10 (30%)
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[=========> ] 5/10 /tmp/foo/bar/baz/job-1.hurl: Running
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[> ] 1/1 /tmp/foo/bar/ee/job-7.hurl: Running
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[================> ] 3/3 /tmp/foo/bar/zzzzzz/job-3.hurl: Running
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[> ] 1/5 /tmp/foo/bar/fff/job-8.hurl: Running
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[==============> ] 8/12 /tmp/foo/bar/ddd/job-5.hurl: Running
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```
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- 1 worker:
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```shell
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-2.hurl: Success (2 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-4.hurl: Success (7 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-6.hurl: Success (4 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/zzzzzz/job-3.hurl: Success (3 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/ddd/job-5.hurl: Success (12 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/ee/job-7.hurl: Success (1 request(s) in x ms)
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$ hurl --parallel --max-workers 1
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/tmp/foo/bar/baz/job-1.hurl: Success (10 request(s) in x ms)
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#1 -: Idle
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#2 /tmp/foo/bar/fff/job-8.hurl: Running [8/10] [===================> ] 5/5
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#3 /tmp/foo/bar/job-9.hurl: Running [9/10] [===================> ] 9/10
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#4 -: Idle
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#5 /tmp/foo/bar/job-10.hurl: Running [10/10] [================> ] 3/3
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-2.hurl: Success (2 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/zzzzzz/job-3.hurl: Success (3 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-4.hurl: Success (7 request(s) in x ms)
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Executed files: 4/10 (40%)
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[========> ] 5/12 /tmp/foo/bar/ddd/job-5.hurl: Running
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```
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### Hurl 4.2.0 parallel 5 jobs / option 2
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- Progress bar on the left
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- Idle jobs are not displayed
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When the number of running jobs is more than x (TBD), we display x progress bars and '...y more'
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```shell
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$ hurl --parallel --max-workers 60
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-2.hurl: Success (2 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-6.hurl: Success (4 request(s) in x ms)
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/tmp/foo/bar/job-4.hurl: Success (7 request(s) in x ms)
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#1 [============> ] 6/10 /tmp/foo/bar/baz/job-1.hurl: Running [1/10]
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#2 [> ] 1/1 /tmp/foo/bar/ee/job-7.hurl: Running [7/10]
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#3 [================> ] 3/3 /tmp/foo/bar/zzzzzz/job-3.hurl: Running [3/10]
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#4 [> ] 1/5 /tmp/foo/bar/fff/job-8.hurl: Running [8/10]
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#5 [================> ] 9/12 /tmp/foo/bar/ddd/job-5.hurl: Running [5/10]
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Executed files: 3/100 (3%)
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[=========> ] 5/10 /tmp/foo/bar/baz/job-1.hurl: Running
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[> ] 1/1 /tmp/foo/bar/ee/job-7.hurl: Running
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[================> ] 3/3 /tmp/foo/bar/zzzzzz/job-3.hurl: Running
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[> ] 1/5 /tmp/foo/bar/fff/job-8.hurl: Running
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[==============> ] 8/12 /tmp/foo/bar/ddd/job-5.hurl: Running
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...55 more
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```
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To reflect the current Hurl 4.2.0 temporal behaviour, when a job is done, we should output stderr and stdout (in this order).
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## Exposed options
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- `--parallel`: use parallel runner (should be the default in the future)
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- `--max-workers 8`: limit the number of parallel jobs
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- `--repeat`? `--repeat-all`?
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- `--keep-order`: from GNU Parallel, useful for testing parallel reunner, or for getting response from a set of Hurl files.
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## How to Test
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Flask `run` method [takes a `threaded` option] to handle concurrent requests using thread or not (`True` by default).
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## Related Issues
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[1139 - how can send bulk request](https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource/hurl/issues/1139)
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@ -272,13 +266,11 @@ Flask `run` method [takes a `threaded` option] to handle concurrent requests usi
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[87 - add the --parallel option to run *.hurl files in parallel instead of sequentially](https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource/hurl/issues/87)
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## Related Options
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- `--repeat` TBD
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- `--repeat-all` TBD
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- ...
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## Console Output
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## Console Output of Others Programs
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[Console output should better reflect the build process](https://github.com/rust-lang/cargo/issues/8889)
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@ -293,12 +285,8 @@ TODO: make asciinema for different options.
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## Backlog
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- What options do we expose?
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- Visualization? How do we report the timelines of Hurl files execution
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- How to test? Support // in Flask?
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- stderr / verbose report: do we prefix log lines by thread id / index ? We could make the debug logs identical whether
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files are run sequentially or run in parallel.
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- Does the user set "thread" affinity in Hurl files? (see https://github.com/Orange-OpenSource/hurl/issues/88#issuecomment-1674518247)
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- What's the Rust runner API? Actually, we only expose on public method to run an Hurl file, we need(?) to expose methods
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to runs multiple files
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