ReferenceError in measure.js

[jlcx]

I'm not sure yet why measure.js is running into an issue on one of my systems, but it does seem like line 153 is referencing something that hasn't been defined.

Z157
Z157T1 Z157C1 1 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T1 Z157C2 18 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157 Z157T1 Z157C2
/home/jamie/src/abstracttext/eneyj/src/scripts/measure.js:153
        console.log(write(call))
                          ^

ReferenceError: call is not defined
    at Object.<anonymous> (/home/jamie/src/abstracttext/eneyj/src/scripts/measure.js:153:27)
    at Module._compile (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1200:30)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1220:10)
    at Module.load (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:1049:32)
    at Function.Module._load (internal/modules/cjs/loader.js:937:14)
    at Function.executeUserEntryPoint [as runMain] (internal/modules/run_main.js:71:12)
    at internal/main/run_main_module.js:17:47

[arthurpsmith]

@jlcx can you post your config/system.json file so we can check node versions etc? This all works fine for me; if you run the docker instance it should work and runs automatically.

Line 153 may be a mistake; it's only supposed to be called when one of the tests fails, so the main question here is probably why one of your tests failed?

[jlcx]

After poking around a bit, I think the tests failed because the system they failed on is an Arch-based system, where python refers to Python 3, meaning that the Python division tests return a float instead of an int (except on division by zero, where the tests still pass).

{
  "arch": "x64",
  "cpus": 16,
  "cpu_zero": "Intel(R) Core(TM) i9-9980HK CPU @ 2.40GHz",
  "platform": "linux",
  "os_release": "5.6.16-1-MANJARO",
  "os_type": "Linux",
  "node_version": "v14.3.0"
}% 

Commenting out line 153, these are the failures I see:

Z157 Z157T2 Z157C2
Actual  : Z5(Z410, "[{\"keyword\":\"pattern\",\"dataPath\":\".Z70K1\",\"schemaPath\":\"#/properties/Z70K1/pattern\",\"params\":{\"pattern\":\"^[0-9]+$\"},\"message\":\"should match pattern \\\"^[0-9]+$\\\"\"}]", "val")
Expected: Z70("1")

Z157T2 Z157C3 0 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T3 Z157C1 522 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T3 Z157C2 16 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157 Z157T3 Z157C2
Actual  : Z5(Z410, "[{\"keyword\":\"pattern\",\"dataPath\":\".Z70K1\",\"schemaPath\":\"#/properties/Z70K1/pattern\",\"params\":{\"pattern\":\"^[0-9]+$\"},\"message\":\"should match pattern \\\"^[0-9]+$\\\"\"}]", "val")
Expected: Z70("1")

Z157T3 Z157C3 0 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T4 Z157C1 528 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T4 Z157C2 17 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157 Z157T4 Z157C2
Actual  : Z5(Z410, "[{\"keyword\":\"pattern\",\"dataPath\":\".Z70K1\",\"schemaPath\":\"#/properties/Z70K1/pattern\",\"params\":{\"pattern\":\"^[0-9]+$\"},\"message\":\"should match pattern \\\"^[0-9]+$\\\"\"}]", "val")
Expected: Z70("2")

Z157T4 Z157C3 0 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T5 Z157C1 547 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T5 Z157C2 16 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157 Z157T5 Z157C2
Actual  : Z5(Z410, "[{\"keyword\":\"pattern\",\"dataPath\":\".Z70K1\",\"schemaPath\":\"#/properties/Z70K1/pattern\",\"params\":{\"pattern\":\"^[0-9]+$\"},\"message\":\"should match pattern \\\"^[0-9]+$\\\"\"}]", "val")
Expected: Z70("3")

Z157T5 Z157C3 1 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T6 Z157C1 625 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T6 Z157C2 16 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157 Z157T6 Z157C2
Actual  : Z5(Z410, "[{\"keyword\":\"pattern\",\"dataPath\":\".Z70K1\",\"schemaPath\":\"#/properties/Z70K1/pattern\",\"params\":{\"pattern\":\"^[0-9]+$\"},\"message\":\"should match pattern \\\"^[0-9]+$\\\"\"}]", "val")
Expected: Z70("7")

Z157T6 Z157C3 0 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T7 Z157C1 1 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T7 Z157C2 18 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T7 Z157C3 0 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T8 Z157C1 1 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157T8 Z157C2 18 ms (Ø 0 ms in 0 runs)
Z157 Z157T8 Z157C2
Actual  : Z5(Z410, "[{\"keyword\":\"pattern\",\"dataPath\":\".Z70K1\",\"schemaPath\":\"#/properties/Z70K1/pattern\",\"params\":{\"pattern\":\"^[0-9]+$\"},\"message\":\"should match pattern \\\"^[0-9]+$\\\"\"}]", "val")
Expected: Z70("0")

[arthurpsmith]

Ooh, we really should work with python3, not rely on python2 here! That's interesting at least though...