Fixing index & type errors in prime_offload_tester.py (Bugfix) #1588
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Description
This PR fixes the issue in the Resolved Issues section and replaced some type annotations with ones supported in python 3.5
Resolved issues
If
prime_offload_tester.py
was run with arguments likepython3 prime_offload_tester.py -d i915 -p 0000:00:02.0
and the command to check isglxgears
, the test always passes because it was checking if"glxgears"[0]
is one of the clients of this GPU. Since"glxgears"[0] == 'g'
, it always matches the g in "tgid" in/sys/kernel/debug/dri/<card_pci_id>/clients
.Now it will check if the entire string "glxgears" appears in the file
Documentation
Tests
Unit tests
Ran the script on 202408-34290 with
-d i915 -p 0000:00:02.0
(Intel + NVIDIA desktop, expected to fail) and it correctly reports that prime offload didn't work