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test_drop_counters.py exits with error "Failed to parse output of 'portstat -j -n {}' #13780

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kartik-arista opened this issue Feb 10, 2023 · 5 comments
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Steps to reproduce the issue:

run test_drop_counters.py

This should fail on any platform.

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    def get_pkt_drops(duthost, cli_cmd, asic_index):
        """
        @summary: Parse output of "portstat" or "intfstat" commands and convert it to the dictionary.
        @param module: The AnsibleModule object
        @param cli_cmd: one of supported CLI commands - "portstat -j" or "intfstat -j"
        @return: Return dictionary of parsed counters
        """
        # Get namespace from asic_index.
        namespace = duthost.get_namespace_from_asic_id(asic_index)

        # Frame the correct cli command
        # the L2 commands need _SUFFIX and L3 commands need _PREFIX
        if cli_cmd == GET_L3_COUNTERS:
            CMD_PREFIX = NAMESPACE_PREFIX if (namespace is not None and duthost.is_multi_asic) else ''
            cli_cmd = CMD_PREFIX + cli_cmd
        elif cli_cmd == GET_L2_COUNTERS:
            CMD_SUFFIX = NAMESPACE_SUFFIX if (namespace is not None and duthost.is_multi_asic) else ''
            cli_cmd = cli_cmd + CMD_SUFFIX

        stdout = duthost.command(cli_cmd.format(namespace))
        stdout = stdout["stdout"]
        match = re.search("Last cached time was.*\n", stdout)
        if match:
            stdout = re.sub("Last cached time was.*\n", "", stdout)

        try:
            return json.loads(stdout)
        except Exception as err:
>           raise Exception("Failed to parse output of '{}', err={}".format(cli_cmd, str(err)))
E           Exception: Failed to parse output of 'portstat -j -n {} ', err=Extra data: line 274 column 1 - line 274 column 84 (char 6315 - 6398)

is the relevant code block.

Running the command on a device:

sudo portstat -j -n asic0
{
    "Ethernet0": {
        "RX_BPS": "1.52 B/s",
        "RX_DRP": "2",
        "RX_ERR": "0",
        "RX_OK": "77",
...

}

**Reminder: Please execute 'show interface counters -d all' to include internal links**

The above string is the issue because it is not properly parseable in JSON.

This change appears to have been introduced with

sonic-net/sonic-utilities#2466

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@wenyiz2021 for viz.

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CLI change here: sonic-net/sonic-utilities#2670

@wenyiz2021 wenyiz2021 self-assigned this Feb 10, 2023
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rlhui commented Feb 11, 2023

Thanks @kartik-arista , then the issue shoudl be open against sonic-buildimage then?

@rlhui rlhui transferred this issue from sonic-net/sonic-mgmt Feb 11, 2023
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Hi Rita, I initiall

Thanks @kartik-arista , then the issue shoudl be open against sonic-buildimage then?

I initially filed under sonic-mgmt because I wasn't sure if the change needed to be made in sonic-mgmt to adjust for the new output or fixing the original CLI.

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closing as PR sonic-net/sonic-utilities#2670 merged

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