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(Closes 2311) Add functionality to derive module and subroutine names of adjoint test from filename for LFRic API #2749
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Thanks very much for tackling this Terry. I think the change is generally good but I'm requesting a bit more validation as we now care about the form of the filename (for the LFRic API) whereas previously we didn't.
Ref. guide is up to 18 warnings but that's not the fault of this PR.
There are no indirect coverage changes.
I'll run the integration tests next time around as I don't forsee any problems.
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Looking good now Terry, thanks for those changes.
As is often the case, looking at the new test made me realise that we could improve the code itself slightly by performing the filename validation a bit earlier. I also need some justification for the first new test you've added.
Back to you! (You'll need to bring your branch up to master as a couple of other PRs have now been merged.)
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Thanks @DrTVockerodtMO, I think just a little bit more tidying/refactoring (to bring the validation slightly earlier) and then this is ready to go.
I'll fire off the integration tests now.
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Thanks Terry. Just a final bit of tidying/simplifying of the associated test and then this is good to go.
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Remaining requested change has been made, thanks :-)
Will proceed to update, run CI and merge.
Closes #2311 which has a description of the problem.
Patch notes
I solved the problem by feeding the filename given to -otest down into the codebase. Here is a summary of the changes made across the relevant call tree:
src/psyclone/psyad/main.py
Changed the default value of this variable to be
None
. Added in theargs.test_filename
value to the call signature ofgenerate_adjoint_str
.src/psyclone/psyad/tl2ad.py
Added new
test_filename
argument into call signature. I decided to add the conversion of thetest_filename
into thetest_name
variable here because I figured it would be API specific, so having it in the API selection telegraphs that nicely. Default value is justadjoint_test
like the previous behaviour.For the LFRic API, we take everything from
test_filename
before "_mod." to be thetest_name
.src/psyclone/psyad/domain/lfric/lfric_adjoint_harness.py
Changed function to use
test_name
instead of the hardcoded value of "adjoint_test".Testing
I tested this by making changes to
src/psyclone/tests/psyad/domain/lfric/test_lfric_adjoint_harness.py
. I passed in a new value of the optionaltest_name
that is "adjoint_test_alg" which would replicate what we see in LFRic. This test passed by producing the expected "adjoint_test_alg_mod" as the module name and "adjoint_test_alg" as the subroutine name.I also tested this by changing
src/psyclone/tests/psyad/tl2ad_test.py
to include atest_filename
KGO, which also passed.