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Change subject: log: Use sys._getframe() to avoid stat(2) calls
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log: Use sys._getframe() to avoid stat(2) calls
The Osmo MS driver is launching many many
Patch Set 2: Code-Review+2
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https://gerrit.osmocom.org/#/c/6377/1/src/osmo_gsm_tester/log.py
File src/osmo_gsm_tester/log.py:
Line 278: # Poke into internal to avoid hitting the linecache which will
make one or
> According to [1], _getframe() can have a depth parameter, which if I unders
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log: Use sys._getframe() to avoid stat(2) calls
The Osmo MS driver is launching many many processes and I would
like to use the
Patch Set 1: Code-Review-1
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Regarding the test failure: We recently updated the unit running
osmo-gsm-tester to debian9 using new ansible recipes and we are experiencing
some ofono modems stability issues and I need to restart ofono every few hours.
I restarted ofono and
Patch Set 1:
And the test failure seems unrelated to my change? Is the setup currently
running/working?
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Motivated by https://osmocom.org/issues/2927.
I have not fully tested it and didn't check how inspect behaves when we want to
skip more levels than frames we have.
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log: Use sys._getframe() to avoid stat(2) calls
The Osmo MS driver is launching many many processes and I would
like to use the logging framework for the code as well.
Unfortunately the inspect/traceback code will use a linecache which
will execute
