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Issue created Nov 19, 2020 by Miguel Castrillo@mcastrilOwner

Experiment run reports

Coming from https://earth.bsc.es/gitlab/es/testing_suite/-/issues/19 and our discussion in the MWT meeting, the idea is that the testing suite has some custom reports containing the experiment metadata and outcome/throughput.

I am thinking in something like autosubmit report expid -t/--template TEMPLATE

For the functionality, there are two distinct parts:

  • Experiment parameters: These can be got by Autosubmit by parsing the configuration files.
  • Experiment outcome: We need the status of the last run and ideally the SYPD. The former would be just to take the last result (succesful error) from either Autosubmit's output or the DDBB... For the latter, if I am not wrong it is Autosubmit GUI who calculates the result, which I think it's not stored in the DDBB.

The testing suite currently relies in Autosubmit API to get the summary. Could the SYPD be implemented in that summary in any way? This way we would generate only the parameters part by Autosubmit, and the testing suite would continue to fill the rest of the information.

Well, what do you think?

@dbeltran @wuruchi @gmontane @jberlin

Edited Nov 19, 2020 by Miguel Castrillo
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