tor-browser

runtests.py (171956B)

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# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
# file, You can obtain one at http://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/.

"""
Runs the Mochitest test harness.
"""

import os
import sys

SCRIPT_DIR = os.path.abspath(os.path.realpath(os.path.dirname(__file__)))
sys.path.insert(0, SCRIPT_DIR)

import ctypes
import glob
import json
import numbers
import platform
import re
import shlex
import shutil
import signal
import socket
import subprocess
import sys
import tempfile
import time
import traceback
import uuid
import zipfile
from argparse import Namespace
from collections import defaultdict
from contextlib import closing
from ctypes.util import find_library
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
from pathlib import Path
from shutil import which
from urllib.parse import quote_plus as encodeURIComponent
from urllib.request import urlopen

import bisection
import mozcrash
import mozdebug
import mozinfo
import mozprocess
import mozrunner
from manifestparser import TestManifest
from manifestparser.filters import (
   chunk_by_dir,
   chunk_by_runtime,
   chunk_by_slice,
   failures,
   pathprefix,
   subsuite,
   tags,
)
from manifestparser.util import normsep
from mozgeckoprofiler import (
   symbolicate_profile_json,
   view_gecko_profile,
)
from mozserve import DoHServer, Http2Server, Http3Server

try:
   from marionette_driver.addons import Addons
   from marionette_driver.marionette import Marionette
except ImportError as e:  # noqa
   error = e

   # Defer ImportError until attempt to use Marionette
   def reraise(*args, **kwargs):
       raise error  # noqa

   Marionette = reraise

import mozleak
from leaks import LSANLeaks, ShutdownLeaks
from mochitest_options import (
   MochitestArgumentParser,
   build_obj,
   get_default_valgrind_suppression_files,
)
from mozlog import commandline, get_proxy_logger
from mozprofile import Profile
from mozprofile.cli import KeyValueParseError, parse_key_value, parse_preferences
from mozprofile.permissions import ServerLocations
from mozrunner.utils import get_stack_fixer_function, test_environment
from mozscreenshot import dump_screen

HAVE_PSUTIL = False
try:
   import psutil

   HAVE_PSUTIL = True
except ImportError:
   pass

try:
   from mozbuild.base import MozbuildObject

   build = MozbuildObject.from_environment(cwd=SCRIPT_DIR)
except ImportError:
   build = None

here = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))

NO_TESTS_FOUND = """
No tests were found for flavor '{}' and the following manifest filters:
{}

Make sure the test paths (if any) are spelt correctly and the corresponding
--flavor and --subsuite are being used. See `mach mochitest --help` for a
list of valid flavors.
""".lstrip()


########################################
# Option for MOZ (former NSPR) logging #
########################################

# Set the desired log modules you want a log be produced
# by a try run for, or leave blank to disable the feature.
# This will be passed to MOZ_LOG environment variable.
# Try run will then put a download link for a zip archive
# of all the log files on treeherder.
MOZ_LOG = ""

########################################
# Option for web server log            #
########################################

# If True, debug logging from the web server will be
# written to mochitest-server-%d.txt artifacts on
# treeherder.
MOCHITEST_SERVER_LOGGING = False

#####################
# Test log handling #
#####################

# output processing
TBPL_RETRY = 4  # Defined in mozharness


class MessageLogger:
   """File-like object for logging messages (structured logs)"""

   BUFFERING_THRESHOLD = 100
   # This is a delimiter used by the JS side to avoid logs interleaving
   DELIMITER = "\ue175\uee31\u2c32\uacbf"
   BUFFERED_ACTIONS = set(["test_status", "log"])
   VALID_ACTIONS = set([
       "suite_start",
       "suite_end",
       "group_start",
       "group_end",
       "test_start",
       "test_end",
       "test_status",
       "log",
       "assertion_count",
       "buffering_on",
       "buffering_off",
   ])
   # Regexes that will be replaced with an empty string if found in a test
   # name. We do this to normalize test names which may contain URLs and test
   # package prefixes.
   TEST_PATH_PREFIXES = [
       r"^/tests/",
       r"^\w+://[\w\.]+(:\d+)?(/\w+)?/(tests?|a11y|chrome)/",
       r"^\w+://[\w\.]+(:\d+)?(/\w+)?/(tests?|browser)/",
   ]

   def __init__(self, logger, buffering=True, structured=True):
       self.logger = logger
       self.structured = structured
       self.gecko_id = "GECKO"
       self.is_test_running = False
       self._manifest = None

       # Even if buffering is enabled, we only want to buffer messages between
       # TEST-START/TEST-END. So it is off to begin, but will be enabled after
       # a TEST-START comes in.
       self._buffering = False
       self.restore_buffering = buffering

       # Guard to ensure we never buffer if this value was initially `False`
       self._buffering_initially_enabled = buffering

       # Message buffering
       self.buffered_messages = []

   def setManifest(self, name):
       self._manifest = name

   def validate(self, obj):
       """Tests whether the given object is a valid structured message
       (only does a superficial validation)"""
       if not (
           isinstance(obj, dict)
           and "action" in obj
           and obj["action"] in MessageLogger.VALID_ACTIONS
       ):
           raise ValueError

   def _fix_subtest_name(self, message):
       """Ensure test_status messages have a subtest field and convert it to a string"""
       if message.get("action") == "test_status" and "subtest" not in message:
           message["subtest"] = None
       elif message.get("subtest") is not None:
           message["subtest"] = str(message["subtest"])

   def _fix_test_name(self, message):
       """Normalize a logged test path to match the relative path from the sourcedir."""
       if message.get("test") is not None:
           test = message["test"]
           for pattern in MessageLogger.TEST_PATH_PREFIXES:
               test = re.sub(pattern, "", test)
               if test != message["test"]:
                   message["test"] = test
                   break

   def _fix_message_format(self, message):
       if "message" in message:
           if isinstance(message["message"], bytes):
               message["message"] = message["message"].decode("utf-8", "replace")
           elif not isinstance(message["message"], str):
               message["message"] = str(message["message"])

   def parse_line(self, line):
       """Takes a given line of input (structured or not) and
       returns a list of structured messages"""
       if isinstance(line, bytes):
           # if line is a sequence of bytes, let's decode it
           line = line.rstrip().decode("UTF-8", "replace")
       else:
           # line is in unicode - so let's use it as it is
           line = line.rstrip()

       messages = []
       for fragment in line.split(MessageLogger.DELIMITER):
           if not fragment:
               continue
           try:
               message = json.loads(fragment)
               self.validate(message)
           except ValueError:
               if self.structured:
                   message = dict(
                       action="process_output",
                       process=self.gecko_id,
                       data=fragment,
                   )
               else:
                   message = dict(
                       action="log",
                       level="info",
                       message=fragment,
                   )

           self._fix_subtest_name(message)
           self._fix_test_name(message)
           self._fix_message_format(message)
           message["group"] = self._manifest
           messages.append(message)

       return messages

   @property
   def buffering(self):
       if not self._buffering_initially_enabled:
           return False
       return self._buffering

   @buffering.setter
   def buffering(self, val):
       self._buffering = val

   def process_message(self, message):
       """Processes a structured message. Takes into account buffering, errors, ..."""
       # Activation/deactivating message buffering from the JS side
       if message["action"] == "buffering_on":
           if self.is_test_running:
               self.buffering = True
           return
       if message["action"] == "buffering_off":
           self.buffering = False
           return

       # Error detection also supports "raw" errors (in log messages) because some tests
       # manually dump 'TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL'.
       if "expected" in message or (
           message["action"] == "log"
           and message.get("message", "").startswith("TEST-UNEXPECTED")
       ):
           self.restore_buffering = self.restore_buffering or self.buffering
           self.buffering = False
           if self.buffered_messages:
               snipped = len(self.buffered_messages) - self.BUFFERING_THRESHOLD
               if snipped > 0:
                   self.logger.info(
                       f"<snipped {snipped} output lines - "
                       "if you need more context, please use "
                       "SimpleTest.requestCompleteLog() in your test>"
                   )
               # Dumping previously buffered messages
               self.dump_buffered(limit=True)

           # Logging the error message
           self.logger.log_raw(message)
       # Determine if message should be buffered
       elif (
           self.buffering
           and self.structured
           and message["action"] in self.BUFFERED_ACTIONS
       ):
           self.buffered_messages.append(message)
       # Otherwise log the message directly
       else:
           self.logger.log_raw(message)

       # If a test ended, we clean the buffer
       if message["action"] == "test_end":
           self.is_test_running = False
           self.buffered_messages = []
           self.restore_buffering = self.restore_buffering or self.buffering
           self.buffering = False

       if message["action"] == "test_start":
           self.is_test_running = True
           if self.restore_buffering:
               self.restore_buffering = False
               self.buffering = True

   def write(self, line):
       messages = self.parse_line(line)
       for message in messages:
           self.process_message(message)
       return messages

   def flush(self):
       sys.stdout.flush()

   def dump_buffered(self, limit=False):
       if limit:
           dumped_messages = self.buffered_messages[-self.BUFFERING_THRESHOLD :]
       else:
           dumped_messages = self.buffered_messages

       last_timestamp = None
       for buf in dumped_messages:
           # pylint --py3k W1619
           timestamp = datetime.fromtimestamp(buf["time"] / 1000).strftime("%H:%M:%S")
           if timestamp != last_timestamp:
               self.logger.info(f"Buffered messages logged at {timestamp}")
           last_timestamp = timestamp

           self.logger.log_raw(buf)
       self.logger.info("Buffered messages finished")
       # Cleaning the list of buffered messages
       self.buffered_messages = []

   def finish(self):
       self.dump_buffered()
       self.buffering = False
       self.logger.suite_end()


####################
# PROCESS HANDLING #
####################


def call(*args, **kwargs):
   """wraps mozprocess.run_and_wait with process output logging"""
   log = get_proxy_logger("mochitest")

   def on_output(proc, line):
       cmdline = subprocess.list2cmdline(proc.args)
       log.process_output(
           process=proc.pid,
           data=line,
           command=cmdline,
       )

   process = mozprocess.run_and_wait(*args, output_line_handler=on_output, **kwargs)
   return process.returncode


def killPid(pid, log):
   # see also https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=911249#c58

   if HAVE_PSUTIL:
       # Kill a process tree (including grandchildren) with signal.SIGTERM
       if pid == os.getpid():
           raise RuntimeError("Error: trying to kill ourselves, not another process")
       try:
           parent = psutil.Process(pid)
           children = parent.children(recursive=True)
           children.append(parent)
           for p in children:
               p.send_signal(signal.SIGTERM)
           gone, alive = psutil.wait_procs(children, timeout=30)
           for p in gone:
               log.info("psutil found pid %s dead" % p.pid)
           for p in alive:
               log.info("failed to kill pid %d after 30s" % p.pid)
       except Exception as e:
           log.info("Error: Failed to kill process %d: %s" % (pid, str(e)))
   else:
       try:
           os.kill(pid, getattr(signal, "SIGKILL", signal.SIGTERM))
       except Exception as e:
           log.info("Failed to kill process %d: %s" % (pid, str(e)))


if mozinfo.isWin:
   import ctypes.wintypes

   def isPidAlive(pid):
       STILL_ACTIVE = 259
       PROCESS_QUERY_LIMITED_INFORMATION = 0x1000
       pHandle = ctypes.windll.kernel32.OpenProcess(
           PROCESS_QUERY_LIMITED_INFORMATION, 0, pid
       )
       if not pHandle:
           return False

       try:
           pExitCode = ctypes.wintypes.DWORD()
           ctypes.windll.kernel32.GetExitCodeProcess(pHandle, ctypes.byref(pExitCode))

           if pExitCode.value != STILL_ACTIVE:
               return False

           # We have a live process handle.  But Windows aggressively
           # re-uses pids, so let's attempt to verify that this is
           # actually Firefox.
           namesize = 1024
           pName = ctypes.create_string_buffer(namesize)
           namelen = ctypes.windll.psapi.GetProcessImageFileNameA(
               pHandle, pName, namesize
           )
           if namelen == 0:
               # Still an active process, so conservatively assume it's Firefox.
               return True

           return pName.value.endswith((b"firefox.exe", b"plugin-container.exe"))
       finally:
           ctypes.windll.kernel32.CloseHandle(pHandle)

else:
   import errno

   def isPidAlive(pid):
       try:
           # kill(pid, 0) checks for a valid PID without actually sending a signal
           # The method throws OSError if the PID is invalid, which we catch
           # below.
           os.kill(pid, 0)

           # Wait on it to see if it's a zombie. This can throw OSError.ECHILD if
           # the process terminates before we get to this point.
           wpid, wstatus = os.waitpid(pid, os.WNOHANG)
           return wpid == 0
       except OSError as err:
           # Catch the errors we might expect from os.kill/os.waitpid,
           # and re-raise any others
           if err.errno in (errno.ESRCH, errno.ECHILD, errno.EPERM):
               return False
           raise


# TODO: ^ upstream isPidAlive to mozprocess

#######################
# HTTP SERVER SUPPORT #
#######################


class MochitestServer:
   "Web server used to serve Mochitests, for closer fidelity to the real web."

   instance_count = 0

   def __init__(self, options, logger):
       if isinstance(options, Namespace):
           options = vars(options)
       self._log = logger
       self._keep_open = bool(options["keep_open"])
       self._utilityPath = options["utilityPath"]
       self._xrePath = options["xrePath"]
       self._profileDir = options["profilePath"]
       self.webServer = options["webServer"]
       self.httpPort = options["httpPort"]
       if options.get("remoteWebServer") == "10.0.2.2":
           # probably running an Android emulator and 10.0.2.2 will
           # not be visible from host
           shutdownServer = "127.0.0.1"
       else:
           shutdownServer = self.webServer
       self.shutdownURL = "http://%(server)s:%(port)s/server/shutdown" % {
           "server": shutdownServer,
           "port": self.httpPort,
       }
       self.debugURL = "http://%(server)s:%(port)s/server/debug?2" % {
           "server": shutdownServer,
           "port": self.httpPort,
       }
       self.testPrefix = "undefined"

       if options.get("httpdPath"):
           self._httpdPath = options["httpdPath"]
       else:
           self._httpdPath = SCRIPT_DIR
       self._httpdPath = os.path.abspath(self._httpdPath)

       self._trainHop = "browser.newtabpage.trainhopAddon.version=any" in options.get(
           "extraPrefs", []
       )

       MochitestServer.instance_count += 1

   def start(self):
       "Run the Mochitest server, returning the process ID of the server."

       # get testing environment
       env = test_environment(xrePath=self._xrePath, log=self._log)
       env["XPCOM_DEBUG_BREAK"] = "warn"
       if "LD_LIBRARY_PATH" not in env or env["LD_LIBRARY_PATH"] is None:
           env["LD_LIBRARY_PATH"] = self._xrePath
       else:
           env["LD_LIBRARY_PATH"] = ":".join([self._xrePath, env["LD_LIBRARY_PATH"]])

       if self._trainHop:
           env["LD_LIBRARY_PATH"] = ":".join([
               os.path.join(os.path.dirname(here), "bin"),
               env["LD_LIBRARY_PATH"],
           ])

       # When running with an ASan build, our xpcshell server will also be ASan-enabled,
       # thus consuming too much resources when running together with the browser on
       # the test machines. Try to limit the amount of resources by disabling certain
       # features.
       env["ASAN_OPTIONS"] = "quarantine_size=1:redzone=32:malloc_context_size=5"

       # Likewise, when running with a TSan build, our xpcshell server will
       # also be TSan-enabled. Except that in this case, we don't really
       # care about races in xpcshell. So disable TSan for the server.
       env["TSAN_OPTIONS"] = "report_bugs=0"

       # Don't use socket process for the xpcshell server.
       env["MOZ_DISABLE_SOCKET_PROCESS"] = "1"

       if mozinfo.isWin:
           env["PATH"] = env["PATH"] + ";" + str(self._xrePath)

       args = [
           "-g",
           self._xrePath,
           "-e",
           "const _PROFILE_PATH = '%(profile)s'; const _SERVER_PORT = '%(port)s'; "
           "const _SERVER_ADDR = '%(server)s'; const _TEST_PREFIX = %(testPrefix)s; "
           "const _DISPLAY_RESULTS = %(displayResults)s; "
           "const _HTTPD_PATH = '%(httpdPath)s';"
           % {
               "httpdPath": self._httpdPath.replace("\\", "\\\\"),
               "profile": self._profileDir.replace("\\", "\\\\"),
               "port": self.httpPort,
               "server": self.webServer,
               "testPrefix": self.testPrefix,
               "displayResults": str(self._keep_open).lower(),
           },
           "-f",
           os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, "server.js"),
       ]

       xpcshell = os.path.join(
           self._utilityPath, "xpcshell" + mozinfo.info["bin_suffix"]
       )
       command = [xpcshell] + args
       if MOCHITEST_SERVER_LOGGING and "MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR" in os.environ:
           server_logfile_path = os.path.join(
               os.environ["MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR"],
               "mochitest-server-%d.txt" % MochitestServer.instance_count,
           )
           self.server_logfile = open(server_logfile_path, "w")
           self._process = subprocess.Popen(
               command,
               cwd=SCRIPT_DIR,
               env=env,
               stdout=self.server_logfile,
               stderr=subprocess.STDOUT,
           )
       else:
           self.server_logfile = None
           self._process = subprocess.Popen(
               command,
               cwd=SCRIPT_DIR,
               env=env,
           )
       self._log.info("%s : launching %s" % (self.__class__.__name__, command))
       pid = self._process.pid
       self._log.info("runtests.py | Server pid: %d" % pid)
       if MOCHITEST_SERVER_LOGGING and "MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR" in os.environ:
           self._log.info("runtests.py enabling server debugging...")
           i = 0
           while i < 5:
               try:
                   with closing(urlopen(self.debugURL)) as c:
                       self._log.info(c.read().decode("utf-8"))
                   break
               except Exception as e:
                   self._log.info("exception when enabling debugging: %s" % str(e))
                   time.sleep(1)
                   i += 1

   def ensureReady(self, timeout):
       assert timeout >= 0

       aliveFile = os.path.join(self._profileDir, "server_alive.txt")
       i = 0
       while i < timeout:
           if os.path.exists(aliveFile):
               break
           time.sleep(0.05)
           i += 0.05
       else:
           self._log.error(
               "TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL | runtests.py | Timed out while waiting for server startup."
           )
           self.stop()
           sys.exit(1)

   def stop(self):
       try:
           with closing(urlopen(self.shutdownURL)) as c:
               self._log.info(c.read().decode("utf-8"))
       except Exception:
           self._log.info("Failed to stop web server on %s" % self.shutdownURL)
           traceback.print_exc()
       finally:
           if self.server_logfile is not None:
               self.server_logfile.close()
           if self._process is not None:
               # Kill the server immediately to avoid logging intermittent
               # shutdown crashes, sometimes observed on Windows 10.
               self._process.kill()
               self._log.info("Web server killed.")


class WebSocketServer:
   "Class which encapsulates the mod_pywebsocket server"

   def __init__(self, options, scriptdir, logger, debuggerInfo=None):
       self.port = options.webSocketPort
       self.debuggerInfo = debuggerInfo
       self._log = logger
       self._scriptdir = scriptdir

   def start(self):
       # Invoke pywebsocket through a wrapper which adds special SIGINT handling.
       #
       # If we're in an interactive debugger, the wrapper causes the server to
       # ignore SIGINT so the server doesn't capture a ctrl+c meant for the
       # debugger.
       #
       # If we're not in an interactive debugger, the wrapper causes the server to
       # die silently upon receiving a SIGINT.
       scriptPath = "pywebsocket_wrapper.py"
       script = os.path.join(self._scriptdir, scriptPath)

       cmd = [sys.executable, script]
       if self.debuggerInfo and self.debuggerInfo.interactive:
           cmd += ["--interactive"]
       # We need to use 0.0.0.0 to listen on all interfaces because
       # Android tests connect from a different hosts
       cmd += [
           "-H",
           "0.0.0.0",
           "-p",
           str(self.port),
           "-w",
           self._scriptdir,
           "-l",
           os.path.join(self._scriptdir, "websock.log"),
           "--log-level=debug",
           "--allow-handlers-outside-root-dir",
       ]
       env = dict(os.environ)
       env["PYTHONPATH"] = os.pathsep.join(sys.path)
       # Start the process. Ignore stderr so that exceptions from the server
       # are not treated as failures when parsing the test log.
       self._process = subprocess.Popen(
           cmd, cwd=SCRIPT_DIR, env=env, stderr=subprocess.DEVNULL
       )
       pid = self._process.pid
       self._log.info("runtests.py | Websocket server pid: %d" % pid)

   def stop(self):
       if self._process is not None:
           self._process.kill()


class SSLTunnel:
   def __init__(self, options, logger):
       self.log = logger
       self.process = None
       self.utilityPath = options.utilityPath
       self.xrePath = options.xrePath
       self.certPath = options.certPath
       self.sslPort = options.sslPort
       self.httpPort = options.httpPort
       self.webServer = options.webServer
       self.webSocketPort = options.webSocketPort

       self.customCertRE = re.compile("^cert=(?P<nickname>[0-9a-zA-Z_ -]+)")
       self.clientAuthRE = re.compile("^clientauth=(?P<clientauth>[a-z]+)")
       self.redirRE = re.compile("^redir=(?P<redirhost>[0-9a-zA-Z_ .]+)")

   def writeLocation(self, config, loc):
       for option in loc.options:
           match = self.customCertRE.match(option)
           if match:
               customcert = match.group("nickname")
               config.write(
                   "listen:%s:%s:%s:%s\n"
                   % (loc.host, loc.port, self.sslPort, customcert)
               )

           match = self.clientAuthRE.match(option)
           if match:
               clientauth = match.group("clientauth")
               config.write(
                   "clientauth:%s:%s:%s:%s\n"
                   % (loc.host, loc.port, self.sslPort, clientauth)
               )

           match = self.redirRE.match(option)
           if match:
               redirhost = match.group("redirhost")
               config.write(
                   "redirhost:%s:%s:%s:%s\n"
                   % (loc.host, loc.port, self.sslPort, redirhost)
               )

           if option in (
               "tls1",
               "tls1_1",
               "tls1_2",
               "tls1_3",
               "ssl3",
               "3des",
               "failHandshake",
           ):
               config.write(
                   "%s:%s:%s:%s\n" % (option, loc.host, loc.port, self.sslPort)
               )

   def buildConfig(self, locations, public=None):
       """Create the ssltunnel configuration file"""
       configFd, self.configFile = tempfile.mkstemp(prefix="ssltunnel", suffix=".cfg")
       with os.fdopen(configFd, "w") as config:
           config.write("httpproxy:1\n")
           config.write("certdbdir:%s\n" % self.certPath)
           config.write("forward:127.0.0.1:%s\n" % self.httpPort)

           wsserver = self.webServer
           if self.webServer == "10.0.2.2":
               wsserver = "127.0.0.1"

           config.write("websocketserver:%s:%s\n" % (wsserver, self.webSocketPort))
           # Use "*" to tell ssltunnel to listen on the public ip
           # address instead of the loopback address 127.0.0.1. This
           # may have the side-effect of causing firewall warnings on
           # macOS and Windows. Use "127.0.0.1" to listen on the
           # loopback address.  Remote tests using physical or
           # emulated Android devices must use the public ip address
           # in order for the sslproxy to work but Desktop tests
           # which run on the same host as ssltunnel may use the
           # loopback address.
           listen_address = "*" if public else "127.0.0.1"
           config.write("listen:%s:%s:pgoserver\n" % (listen_address, self.sslPort))

           for loc in locations:
               if loc.scheme == "https" and "nocert" not in loc.options:
                   self.writeLocation(config, loc)

   def start(self):
       """Starts the SSL Tunnel"""

       # start ssltunnel to provide https:// URLs capability
       ssltunnel = os.path.join(self.utilityPath, "ssltunnel")
       if os.name == "nt":
           ssltunnel += ".exe"
       if not os.path.exists(ssltunnel):
           self.log.error(
               "INFO | runtests.py | expected to find ssltunnel at %s" % ssltunnel
           )
           sys.exit(1)

       env = test_environment(xrePath=self.xrePath, log=self.log)
       env["LD_LIBRARY_PATH"] = self.xrePath
       self.process = subprocess.Popen([ssltunnel, self.configFile], env=env)
       self.log.info("runtests.py | SSL tunnel pid: %d" % self.process.pid)

   def stop(self):
       """Stops the SSL Tunnel and cleans up"""
       if self.process is not None:
           self.process.kill()
       if os.path.exists(self.configFile):
           os.remove(self.configFile)


def checkAndConfigureV4l2loopback(device):
   """
   Determine if a given device path is a v4l2loopback device, and if so
   toggle a few settings on it via fcntl. Very linux-specific.

   Returns (status, device name) where status is a boolean.
   """
   if not mozinfo.isLinux:
       return False, ""

   libc = ctypes.cdll.LoadLibrary(find_library("c"))
   O_RDWR = 2
   # These are from linux/videodev2.h

   class v4l2_capability(ctypes.Structure):
       _fields_ = [
           ("driver", ctypes.c_char * 16),
           ("card", ctypes.c_char * 32),
           ("bus_info", ctypes.c_char * 32),
           ("version", ctypes.c_uint32),
           ("capabilities", ctypes.c_uint32),
           ("device_caps", ctypes.c_uint32),
           ("reserved", ctypes.c_uint32 * 3),
       ]

   VIDIOC_QUERYCAP = 0x80685600

   fd = libc.open(device.encode("ascii"), O_RDWR)
   if fd < 0:
       return False, ""

   vcap = v4l2_capability()
   if libc.ioctl(fd, VIDIOC_QUERYCAP, ctypes.byref(vcap)) != 0:
       return False, ""

   if vcap.driver.decode("utf-8") != "v4l2 loopback":
       return False, ""

   class v4l2_control(ctypes.Structure):
       _fields_ = [("id", ctypes.c_uint32), ("value", ctypes.c_int32)]

   # These are private v4l2 control IDs, see:
   # https://github.com/umlaeute/v4l2loopback/blob/fd822cf0faaccdf5f548cddd9a5a3dcebb6d584d/v4l2loopback.c#L131
   KEEP_FORMAT = 0x8000000
   SUSTAIN_FRAMERATE = 0x8000001
   VIDIOC_S_CTRL = 0xC008561C

   control = v4l2_control()
   control.id = KEEP_FORMAT
   control.value = 1
   libc.ioctl(fd, VIDIOC_S_CTRL, ctypes.byref(control))

   control.id = SUSTAIN_FRAMERATE
   control.value = 1
   libc.ioctl(fd, VIDIOC_S_CTRL, ctypes.byref(control))
   libc.close(fd)

   return True, vcap.card.decode("utf-8")


def findTestMediaDevices(log):
   """
   Find the test media devices configured on this system, and return a dict
   containing information about them. The dict will have keys for 'audio'
   and 'video', each containing the name of the media device to use.

   If audio and video devices could not be found, return None.

   This method is only currently implemented for Linux.
   """
   if not mozinfo.isLinux:
       return None

   info = {}
   # Look for a v4l2loopback device.
   name = None
   device = None
   for dev in sorted(glob.glob("/dev/video*")):
       result, name_ = checkAndConfigureV4l2loopback(dev)
       if result:
           name = name_
           device = dev
           break

   if not (name and device):
       log.error("Couldn't find a v4l2loopback video device")
       return None

   # Feed it a frame of output so it has something to display
   gst01 = which("gst-launch-0.1")
   gst010 = which("gst-launch-0.10")
   gst10 = which("gst-launch-1.0")
   if gst01:
       gst = gst01
   if gst010:
       gst = gst010
   else:
       gst = gst10
   process = subprocess.Popen([
       gst,
       "--no-fault",
       "videotestsrc",
       "pattern=green",
       "num-buffers=1",
       "!",
       "v4l2sink",
       "device=%s" % device,
   ])
   info["video"] = {"name": name, "process": process}
   info["speaker"] = {"name": "44100Hz Null Output"}
   info["audio"] = {"name": "Monitor of {}".format(info["speaker"]["name"])}
   return info


def create_zip(path):
   """
   Takes a `path` on disk and creates a zipfile with its contents. Returns a
   path to the location of the temporary zip file.
   """
   with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile() as f:
       # `shutil.make_archive` writes to "{f.name}.zip", so we're really just
       # using `NamedTemporaryFile` as a way to get a random path.
       return shutil.make_archive(f.name, "zip", path)


def update_mozinfo():
   """walk up directories to find mozinfo.json update the info"""
   # TODO: This should go in a more generic place, e.g. mozinfo

   path = SCRIPT_DIR
   dirs = set()
   while path != os.path.expanduser("~"):
       if path in dirs:
           break
       dirs.add(path)
       path = os.path.split(path)[0]

   mozinfo.find_and_update_from_json(*dirs)


class MochitestDesktop:
   """
   Mochitest class for desktop firefox.
   """

   oldcwd = os.getcwd()

   # Path to the test script on the server
   TEST_PATH = "tests"
   CHROME_PATH = "redirect.html"

   certdbNew = False
   sslTunnel = None
   DEFAULT_TIMEOUT = 60.0
   mediaDevices = None
   mozinfo_variables_shown = False

   patternFiles = {}

   # XXX use automation.py for test name to avoid breaking legacy
   # TODO: replace this with 'runtests.py' or 'mochitest' or the like
   test_name = "automation.py"

   def __init__(self, flavor, logger_options, staged_addons=None, quiet=False):
       update_mozinfo()
       self.flavor = flavor
       self.staged_addons = staged_addons
       self.server = None
       self.wsserver = None
       self.websocketProcessBridge = None
       self.sslTunnel = None
       self.manifest = None
       self.tests_by_manifest = defaultdict(list)
       self.args_by_manifest = defaultdict(set)
       self.prefs_by_manifest = defaultdict(set)
       self.env_vars_by_manifest = defaultdict(set)
       self.tests_dirs_by_manifest = defaultdict(set)
       self._active_tests = None
       self.currentTests = None
       self._locations = None
       self.browserEnv = None

       self.marionette = None
       self.start_script = None
       self.mozLogs = None
       self.start_script_kwargs = {}
       self.extraArgs = []
       self.extraPrefs = {}
       self.extraEnv = {}
       self.extraTestsDirs = []
       self.conditioned_profile_dir = None
       self.perfherder_data = []

       if logger_options.get("log"):
           self.log = logger_options["log"]
       else:
           self.log = commandline.setup_logging(
               "mochitest", logger_options, {"tbpl": sys.stdout}
           )

       self.message_logger = MessageLogger(
           logger=self.log, buffering=quiet, structured=True
       )

       # Max time in seconds to wait for server startup before tests will fail -- if
       # this seems big, it's mostly for debug machines where cold startup
       # (particularly after a build) takes forever.
       self.SERVER_STARTUP_TIMEOUT = 180 if mozinfo.info.get("debug") else 90

       # metro browser sub process id
       self.browserProcessId = None

       self.haveDumpedScreen = False
       # Create variables to count the number of passes, fails, todos.
       self.countpass = 0
       self.countfail = 0
       self.counttodo = 0

       self.expectedError = {}
       self.result = {}

       self.start_script = os.path.join(here, "start_desktop.js")

       # Used to temporarily serve a performance profile
       self.profiler_tempdir = None

   def environment(self, **kwargs):
       kwargs["log"] = self.log
       return test_environment(**kwargs)

   def getFullPath(self, path):
       "Get an absolute path relative to self.oldcwd."
       return os.path.normpath(os.path.join(self.oldcwd, os.path.expanduser(path)))

   def getLogFilePath(self, logFile):
       """return the log file path relative to the device we are testing on, in most cases
       it will be the full path on the local system
       """
       return self.getFullPath(logFile)

   @property
   def locations(self):
       if self._locations is not None:
           return self._locations
       locations_file = os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, "server-locations.txt")
       self._locations = ServerLocations(locations_file)
       return self._locations

   def buildURLOptions(self, options, env):
       """Add test control options from the command line to the url

       URL parameters to test URL:

       autorun -- kick off tests automatically
       closeWhenDone -- closes the browser after the tests
       hideResultsTable -- hides the table of individual test results
       logFile -- logs test run to an absolute path
       startAt -- name of test to start at
       endAt -- name of test to end at
       timeout -- per-test timeout in seconds
       repeat -- How many times to repeat the test, ie: repeat=1 will run the test twice.
       """
       self.urlOpts = []

       if not hasattr(options, "logFile"):
           options.logFile = ""
       if not hasattr(options, "fileLevel"):
           options.fileLevel = "INFO"

       # allow relative paths for logFile
       if options.logFile:
           options.logFile = self.getLogFilePath(options.logFile)

       if options.flavor in ("a11y", "browser", "chrome"):
           self.makeTestConfig(options)
       else:
           if options.autorun:
               self.urlOpts.append("autorun=1")
           if options.timeout:
               self.urlOpts.append("timeout=%d" % options.timeout)
           if options.maxTimeouts:
               self.urlOpts.append("maxTimeouts=%d" % options.maxTimeouts)
           if not options.keep_open:
               self.urlOpts.append("closeWhenDone=1")
           if options.logFile:
               self.urlOpts.append("logFile=" + encodeURIComponent(options.logFile))
               self.urlOpts.append(
                   "fileLevel=" + encodeURIComponent(options.fileLevel)
               )
           if options.consoleLevel:
               self.urlOpts.append(
                   "consoleLevel=" + encodeURIComponent(options.consoleLevel)
               )
           if options.startAt:
               self.urlOpts.append("startAt=%s" % options.startAt)
           if options.endAt:
               self.urlOpts.append("endAt=%s" % options.endAt)
           if options.shuffle:
               self.urlOpts.append("shuffle=1")
           if "MOZ_HIDE_RESULTS_TABLE" in env and env["MOZ_HIDE_RESULTS_TABLE"] == "1":
               self.urlOpts.append("hideResultsTable=1")
           if options.runUntilFailure:
               self.urlOpts.append("runUntilFailure=1")
           if options.repeat:
               self.urlOpts.append("repeat=%d" % options.repeat)
           if len(options.test_paths) == 1 and os.path.isfile(
               os.path.join(
                   self.oldcwd,
                   os.path.dirname(__file__),
                   self.TEST_PATH,
                   options.test_paths[0],
               )
           ):
               self.urlOpts.append(
                   "testname=%s" % "/".join([self.TEST_PATH, options.test_paths[0]])
               )
           if options.manifestFile:
               self.urlOpts.append("manifestFile=%s" % options.manifestFile)
           if options.failureFile:
               self.urlOpts.append(
                   "failureFile=%s" % self.getFullPath(options.failureFile)
               )
           if options.runSlower:
               self.urlOpts.append("runSlower=true")
           if options.debugOnFailure:
               self.urlOpts.append("debugOnFailure=true")
           if options.dumpOutputDirectory:
               self.urlOpts.append(
                   "dumpOutputDirectory=%s"
                   % encodeURIComponent(options.dumpOutputDirectory)
               )
           if options.dumpAboutMemoryAfterTest:
               self.urlOpts.append("dumpAboutMemoryAfterTest=true")
           if options.dumpDMDAfterTest:
               self.urlOpts.append("dumpDMDAfterTest=true")
           if options.debugger or options.jsdebugger:
               self.urlOpts.append("interactiveDebugger=true")
           if options.jscov_dir_prefix:
               self.urlOpts.append("jscovDirPrefix=%s" % options.jscov_dir_prefix)
           if options.cleanupCrashes:
               self.urlOpts.append("cleanupCrashes=true")
           if "MOZ_XORIGIN_MOCHITEST" in env and env["MOZ_XORIGIN_MOCHITEST"] == "1":
               options.xOriginTests = True
           if options.xOriginTests:
               self.urlOpts.append("xOriginTests=true")
           if options.comparePrefs:
               self.urlOpts.append("comparePrefs=true")
           self.urlOpts.append("ignorePrefsFile=ignorePrefs.json")

   def normflavor(self, flavor):
       """
       In some places the string 'browser-chrome' is expected instead of
       'browser' and 'mochitest' instead of 'plain'. Normalize the flavor
       strings for those instances.
       """
       # TODO Use consistent flavor strings everywhere and remove this
       if flavor == "browser":
           return "browser-chrome"
       elif flavor == "plain":
           return "mochitest"
       return flavor

   # This check can be removed when bug 983867 is fixed.
   def isTest(self, options, filename):
       allow_js_css = False
       if options.flavor == "browser":
           allow_js_css = True
           testPattern = re.compile(r"browser_.+\.js")
       elif options.flavor in ("a11y", "chrome"):
           testPattern = re.compile(r"(browser|test)_.+\.(xul|html|js|xhtml)")
       else:
           testPattern = re.compile(r"test_")

       if not allow_js_css and (".js" in filename or ".css" in filename):
           return False

       pathPieces = filename.split("/")

       return testPattern.match(pathPieces[-1]) and not re.search(
           r"\^headers\^$", filename
       )

   def setTestRoot(self, options):
       if options.flavor != "plain":
           self.testRoot = options.flavor
       else:
           self.testRoot = self.TEST_PATH
       self.testRootAbs = os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, self.testRoot)

   def buildTestURL(self, options, scheme="http"):
       if scheme == "https":
           testHost = "https://example.com:443"
       elif options.xOriginTests:
           testHost = "http://mochi.xorigin-test:8888"
       else:
           testHost = "http://mochi.test:8888"
       testURL = "/".join([testHost, self.TEST_PATH])

       if len(options.test_paths) == 1:
           if os.path.isfile(
               os.path.join(
                   self.oldcwd,
                   os.path.dirname(__file__),
                   self.TEST_PATH,
                   options.test_paths[0],
               )
           ):
               testURL = "/".join([testURL, os.path.dirname(options.test_paths[0])])
           else:
               testURL = "/".join([testURL, options.test_paths[0]])

       if options.flavor in ("a11y", "chrome"):
           testURL = "/".join([testHost, self.CHROME_PATH])
       elif options.flavor == "browser":
           testURL = "about:blank"
       return testURL

   def parseAndCreateTestsDirs(self, m):
       testsDirs = list(self.tests_dirs_by_manifest[m])[0]
       self.extraTestsDirs = []
       if testsDirs:
           self.extraTestsDirs = testsDirs.strip().split()
           self.log.info(
               "The following extra test directories will be created:\n  {}".format(
                   "\n  ".join(self.extraTestsDirs)
               )
           )
           self.createExtraTestsDirs(self.extraTestsDirs, m)

   def createExtraTestsDirs(self, extraTestsDirs=None, manifest=None):
       """Take a list of directories that might be needed to exist by the test
       prior to even the main process be executed, and:
        - verify it does not already exists
        - create it if it does
       Removal of those directories is handled in cleanup()
       """
       if type(extraTestsDirs) is not list:
           return

       for d in extraTestsDirs:
           if os.path.exists(d):
               raise FileExistsError(
                   f"Directory '{d}' already exists. This is a member of "
                   f"test-directories in manifest {manifest}."
               )

       created = []
       for d in extraTestsDirs:
           os.makedirs(d)
           created += [d]

       if created != extraTestsDirs:
           raise OSError(
               f"Not all directories were created: extraTestsDirs={extraTestsDirs} -- created={created}"
           )

   def getTestsByScheme(
       self, options, testsToFilter=None, disabled=True, manifestToFilter=None
   ):
       """Build the url path to the specific test harness and test file or directory
       Build a manifest of tests to run and write out a json file for the harness to read
       testsToFilter option is used to filter/keep the tests provided in the list

       disabled -- This allows to add all disabled tests on the build side
                   and then on the run side to only run the enabled ones
       """

       tests = self.getActiveTests(options, disabled)
       paths = []
       for test in tests:
           if testsToFilter and (test["path"] not in testsToFilter):
               continue
           # If we are running a specific manifest, the previously computed set of active
           # tests should be filtered out based on the manifest that contains that entry.
           #
           # This is especially important when a test file is listed in multiple
           # manifests (e.g. because the same test runs under a different configuration,
           # and so it is being included in multiple manifests), without filtering the
           # active tests based on the current manifest (configuration) that we are
           # running for each of the N manifests we would be executing the active tests
           # exactly N times (and so NxN runs instead of the expected N runs, one for each
           # manifest).
           if manifestToFilter and (test["manifest"] not in manifestToFilter):
               continue
           paths.append(test)

       # Generate test by schemes
       for scheme, grouped_tests in self.groupTestsByScheme(paths).items():
           # Bug 883865 - add this functionality into manifestparser
           with open(
               os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, options.testRunManifestFile), "w"
           ) as manifestFile:
               manifestFile.write(json.dumps({"tests": grouped_tests}))
           options.manifestFile = options.testRunManifestFile
           yield (scheme, grouped_tests)

   def startWebSocketServer(self, options, debuggerInfo):
       """Launch the websocket server"""
       self.wsserver = WebSocketServer(options, SCRIPT_DIR, self.log, debuggerInfo)
       self.wsserver.start()

   def startWebServer(self, options):
       """Create the webserver and start it up"""

       self.server = MochitestServer(options, self.log)
       self.server.start()

       if options.pidFile != "":
           with open(options.pidFile + ".xpcshell.pid", "w") as f:
               f.write("%s" % self.server._process.pid)

   def startWebsocketProcessBridge(self, options):
       """Create a websocket server that can launch various processes that
       JS needs (eg; ICE server for webrtc testing)
       """

       command = [
           sys.executable,
           os.path.join("websocketprocessbridge", "websocketprocessbridge.py"),
           "--port",
           options.websocket_process_bridge_port,
       ]
       self.websocketProcessBridge = subprocess.Popen(command, cwd=SCRIPT_DIR)
       self.log.info(
           "runtests.py | websocket/process bridge pid: %d"
           % self.websocketProcessBridge.pid
       )

       # ensure the server is up, wait for at most ten seconds
       for i in range(1, 100):
           if self.websocketProcessBridge.poll() is not None:
               self.log.error(
                   "runtests.py | websocket/process bridge failed "
                   "to launch. Are all the dependencies installed?"
               )
               return

           try:
               sock = socket.create_connection(("127.0.0.1", 8191))
               sock.close()
               break
           except Exception:
               time.sleep(0.1)
       else:
           self.log.error(
               "runtests.py | Timed out while waiting for "
               "websocket/process bridge startup."
           )

   def needsWebsocketProcessBridge(self, options):
       """
       Returns a bool indicating if the current test configuration needs
       to start the websocket process bridge or not. The boils down to if
       WebRTC tests that need the bridge are present.
       """
       tests = self.getActiveTests(options)
       is_webrtc_tag_present = False
       for test in tests:
           if "webrtc" in test.get("tags", ""):
               is_webrtc_tag_present = True
               break
       return is_webrtc_tag_present and options.subsuite in ["media"]

   def startHttp3Server(self, options):
       """
       Start a Http3 test server.
       """
       http3ServerPath = os.path.join(
           options.utilityPath, "http3server" + mozinfo.info["bin_suffix"]
       )
       serverOptions = {}
       serverOptions["http3ServerPath"] = http3ServerPath
       serverOptions["profilePath"] = options.profilePath
       serverOptions["isMochitest"] = True
       serverOptions["isWin"] = mozinfo.isWin
       serverOptions["proxyPort"] = options.http3ServerPort
       env = test_environment(xrePath=options.xrePath, log=self.log)
       serverEnv = env.copy()
       serverLog = env.get("MOZHTTP3_SERVER_LOG")
       if serverLog is not None:
           serverEnv["RUST_LOG"] = serverLog
       self.http3Server = Http3Server(serverOptions, serverEnv, self.log)
       self.http3Server.start()

       port = self.http3Server.ports().get("MOZHTTP3_PORT_PROXY")
       if int(port) != options.http3ServerPort:
           self.http3Server = None
           raise RuntimeError("Error: Unable to start Http/3 server")

   def findNodeBin(self):
       # We try to find the node executable in the path given to us by the user in
       # the MOZ_NODE_PATH environment variable
       nodeBin = os.getenv("MOZ_NODE_PATH", None)
       self.log.info("Use MOZ_NODE_PATH at %s" % (nodeBin))
       if not nodeBin and build:
           nodeBin = build.substs.get("NODEJS")
           self.log.info("Use build node at %s" % (nodeBin))
       return nodeBin

   def startHttp2Server(self, options):
       """
       Start a Http2 test server.
       """
       serverOptions = {}
       serverOptions["serverPath"] = os.path.join(
           SCRIPT_DIR, "Http2Server", "http2_server.js"
       )
       serverOptions["nodeBin"] = self.findNodeBin()
       serverOptions["isWin"] = mozinfo.isWin
       serverOptions["port"] = options.http2ServerPort
       env = test_environment(xrePath=options.xrePath, log=self.log)
       self.http2Server = Http2Server(serverOptions, env, self.log)
       self.http2Server.start()

       port = self.http2Server.port()
       if port != options.http2ServerPort:
           raise RuntimeError("Error: Unable to start Http2 server")

   def startDoHServer(self, options, dstServerPort, alpn):
       serverOptions = {}
       serverOptions["serverPath"] = os.path.join(
           SCRIPT_DIR, "DoHServer", "doh_server.js"
       )
       serverOptions["nodeBin"] = self.findNodeBin()
       serverOptions["dstServerPort"] = dstServerPort
       serverOptions["isWin"] = mozinfo.isWin
       serverOptions["port"] = options.dohServerPort
       serverOptions["alpn"] = alpn
       env = test_environment(xrePath=options.xrePath, log=self.log)
       self.dohServer = DoHServer(serverOptions, env, self.log)
       self.dohServer.start()

       port = self.dohServer.port()
       if port != options.dohServerPort:
           raise RuntimeError("Error: Unable to start DoH server")

   def startServers(self, options, debuggerInfo, public=None):
       # start servers and set ports
       # TODO: pass these values, don't set on `self`
       self.webServer = options.webServer
       self.httpPort = options.httpPort
       self.sslPort = options.sslPort
       self.webSocketPort = options.webSocketPort

       # httpd-path is specified by standard makefile targets and may be specified
       # on the command line to select a particular version of httpd.js. If not
       # specified, try to select the one from hostutils.zip, as required in
       # bug 882932.
       if not options.httpdPath:
           options.httpdPath = os.path.join(options.utilityPath, "components")

       self.startWebServer(options)
       self.startWebSocketServer(options, debuggerInfo)

       # Only webrtc mochitests in the media suite need the websocketprocessbridge.
       if self.needsWebsocketProcessBridge(options):
           self.startWebsocketProcessBridge(options)

       # start SSL pipe
       self.sslTunnel = SSLTunnel(options, logger=self.log)
       self.sslTunnel.buildConfig(self.locations, public=public)
       self.sslTunnel.start()

       # If we're lucky, the server has fully started by now, and all paths are
       # ready, etc.  However, xpcshell cold start times suck, at least for debug
       # builds.  We'll try to connect to the server for awhile, and if we fail,
       # we'll try to kill the server and exit with an error.
       if self.server is not None:
           self.server.ensureReady(self.SERVER_STARTUP_TIMEOUT)

       self.log.info("use http3 server: %d" % options.useHttp3Server)
       self.http3Server = None
       self.http2Server = None
       self.dohServer = None
       if options.useHttp3Server:
           self.startHttp3Server(options)
           self.startDoHServer(options, options.http3ServerPort, "h3")
       elif options.useHttp2Server:
           self.startHttp2Server(options)
           self.startDoHServer(options, options.http2ServerPort, "h2")

   def stopServers(self):
       """Servers are no longer needed, and perhaps more importantly, anything they
       might spew to console might confuse things."""
       if self.server is not None:
           try:
               self.log.info("Stopping web server")
               self.server.stop()
           except Exception:
               self.log.critical("Exception when stopping web server")

       if self.wsserver is not None:
           try:
               self.log.info("Stopping web socket server")
               self.wsserver.stop()
           except Exception:
               self.log.critical("Exception when stopping web socket server")

       if self.sslTunnel is not None:
           try:
               self.log.info("Stopping ssltunnel")
               self.sslTunnel.stop()
           except Exception:
               self.log.critical("Exception stopping ssltunnel")

       if self.websocketProcessBridge is not None:
           try:
               self.websocketProcessBridge.kill()
               self.websocketProcessBridge.wait()
               self.log.info("Stopping websocket/process bridge")
           except Exception:
               self.log.critical("Exception stopping websocket/process bridge")
       if self.http3Server is not None:
           try:
               self.http3Server.stop()
           except Exception:
               self.log.critical("Exception stopping http3 server")
       if self.http2Server is not None:
           try:
               self.http2Server.stop()
           except Exception:
               self.log.critical("Exception stopping http2 server")
       if self.dohServer is not None:
           try:
               self.dohServer.stop()
           except Exception:
               self.log.critical("Exception stopping doh server")

       if hasattr(self, "gstForV4l2loopbackProcess"):
           try:
               self.gstForV4l2loopbackProcess.kill()
               self.gstForV4l2loopbackProcess.wait()
               self.log.info("Stopping gst for v4l2loopback")
           except Exception:
               self.log.critical("Exception stopping gst for v4l2loopback")

   def copyExtraFilesToProfile(self, options):
       "Copy extra files or dirs specified on the command line to the testing profile."
       for f in options.extraProfileFiles:
           abspath = self.getFullPath(f)
           if os.path.isfile(abspath):
               shutil.copy2(abspath, options.profilePath)
           elif os.path.isdir(abspath):
               dest = os.path.join(options.profilePath, os.path.basename(abspath))
               shutil.copytree(abspath, dest)
           else:
               self.log.warning("runtests.py | Failed to copy %s to profile" % abspath)

   def getChromeTestDir(self, options):
       dir = os.path.join(os.path.abspath("."), SCRIPT_DIR) + "/"
       if mozinfo.isWin:
           dir = "file:///" + dir.replace("\\", "/")
       return dir

   def writeChromeManifest(self, options):
       manifest = os.path.join(options.profilePath, "tests.manifest")
       with open(manifest, "w") as manifestFile:
           # Register chrome directory.
           chrometestDir = self.getChromeTestDir(options)
           manifestFile.write(
               "content mochitests %s contentaccessible=yes\n" % chrometestDir
           )
           manifestFile.write(
               "content mochitests-any %s contentaccessible=yes remoteenabled=yes\n"
               % chrometestDir
           )
           manifestFile.write(
               "content mochitests-content %s contentaccessible=yes remoterequired=yes\n"
               % chrometestDir
           )

           if options.testingModulesDir is not None:
               manifestFile.write(
                   "resource testing-common file:///%s\n" % options.testingModulesDir
               )
       if options.store_chrome_manifest:
           shutil.copyfile(manifest, options.store_chrome_manifest)
       return manifest

   def addChromeToProfile(self, options):
       "Adds MochiKit chrome tests to the profile."

       # Create (empty) chrome directory.
       chromedir = os.path.join(options.profilePath, "chrome")
       os.mkdir(chromedir)

       # Write userChrome.css.
       chrome = """
/* set default namespace to XUL */
@namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul");
toolbar,
toolbarpalette {
 background-color: rgb(235, 235, 235) !important;
}
toolbar#nav-bar {
 background-image: none !important;
}
"""
       with open(
           os.path.join(options.profilePath, "userChrome.css"), "a"
       ) as chromeFile:
           chromeFile.write(chrome)

       manifest = self.writeChromeManifest(options)

       return manifest

   def getExtensionsToInstall(self, options):
       "Return a list of extensions to install in the profile"
       extensions = []
       appDir = (
           options.app[: options.app.rfind(os.sep)]
           if options.app
           else options.utilityPath
       )

       extensionDirs = [
           # Extensions distributed with the test harness.
           os.path.normpath(os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, "extensions")),
       ]
       if appDir:
           # Extensions distributed with the application.
           extensionDirs.append(os.path.join(appDir, "distribution", "extensions"))

       for extensionDir in extensionDirs:
           if os.path.isdir(extensionDir):
               for dirEntry in os.listdir(extensionDir):
                   if dirEntry not in options.extensionsToExclude:
                       path = os.path.join(extensionDir, dirEntry)
                       if os.path.isdir(path) or (
                           os.path.isfile(path) and path.endswith(".xpi")
                       ):
                           extensions.append(path)
       extensions.extend(options.extensionsToInstall)
       return extensions

   def logPreamble(self, tests):
       """Logs a suite_start message and test_start/test_end at the beginning of a run."""
       self.log.suite_start(self.tests_by_manifest, name=f"mochitest-{self.flavor}")
       for test in tests:
           if "disabled" in test:
               self.log.test_start(test["path"])
               self.log.test_end(test["path"], "SKIP", message=test["disabled"])

   def loadFailurePatternFile(self, pat_file):
       if pat_file in self.patternFiles:
           return self.patternFiles[pat_file]
       if not os.path.isfile(pat_file):
           self.log.warning(
               "runtests.py | Cannot find failure pattern file " + pat_file
           )
           return None

       # Using ":error" to ensure it shows up in the failure summary.
       self.log.warning(
           f"[runtests.py:error] Using {pat_file} to filter failures. If there "
           "is any number mismatch below, you could have fixed "
           "something documented in that file. Please reduce the "
           "failure count appropriately."
       )
       patternRE = re.compile(
           r"""
           ^\s*\*\s*               # list bullet
           (test_\S+|\.{3})        # test name
           (?:\s*(`.+?`|asserts))? # failure pattern
           (?::.+)?                # optional description
           \s*\[(\d+|\*)\]         # expected count
           \s*$
       """,
           re.X,
       )
       patterns = {}
       with open(pat_file) as f:
           last_name = None
           for line in f:
               match = patternRE.match(line)
               if not match:
                   continue
               name = match.group(1)
               name = last_name if name == "..." else name
               last_name = name
               pat = match.group(2)
               if pat is not None:
                   pat = "ASSERTION" if pat == "asserts" else pat[1:-1]
               count = match.group(3)
               count = None if count == "*" else int(count)
               if name not in patterns:
                   patterns[name] = []
               patterns[name].append((pat, count))
       self.patternFiles[pat_file] = patterns
       return patterns

   def getFailurePatterns(self, pat_file, test_name):
       patterns = self.loadFailurePatternFile(pat_file)
       if patterns:
           return patterns.get(test_name, None)

   def getActiveTests(self, options, disabled=True):
       """
       This method is used to parse the manifest and return active filtered tests.
       """
       if self._active_tests:
           return self._active_tests

       tests = []
       manifest = self.getTestManifest(options)
       if manifest:
           if options.extra_mozinfo_json:
               mozinfo.update(options.extra_mozinfo_json)

           info = mozinfo.info

           filters = [
               subsuite(options.subsuite),
           ]

           if options.test_tags:
               filters.append(tags(options.test_tags))

           if options.test_paths:
               options.test_paths = self.normalize_paths(options.test_paths)
               filters.append(pathprefix(options.test_paths))

           # Add chunking filters if specified
           if options.totalChunks:
               if options.chunkByDir:
                   filters.append(
                       chunk_by_dir(
                           options.thisChunk, options.totalChunks, options.chunkByDir
                       )
                   )
               elif options.chunkByRuntime:
                   if mozinfo.info["os"] == "android":
                       platkey = "android"
                   elif mozinfo.isWin:
                       platkey = "windows"
                   else:
                       platkey = "unix"

                   runtime_file = os.path.join(
                       SCRIPT_DIR,
                       "runtimes",
                       f"manifest-runtimes-{platkey}.json",
                   )
                   if not os.path.exists(runtime_file):
                       self.log.error("runtime file %s not found!" % runtime_file)
                       sys.exit(1)

                   # Given the mochitest flavor, load the runtimes information
                   # for only that flavor due to manifest runtime format change in Bug 1637463.
                   with open(runtime_file) as f:
                       if "suite_name" in options:
                           runtimes = json.load(f).get(options.suite_name, {})
                       else:
                           runtimes = {}

                   filters.append(
                       chunk_by_runtime(
                           options.thisChunk, options.totalChunks, runtimes
                       )
                   )
               else:
                   filters.append(
                       chunk_by_slice(options.thisChunk, options.totalChunks)
                   )

           noDefaultFilters = False
           if options.runFailures:
               filters.append(failures(options.runFailures))
               noDefaultFilters = True

           # TODO: remove this when crashreporter is fixed on mac via bug 1910777
           if info["os"] == "mac" and info["os_version"].split(".")[0] in ["14", "15"]:
               info["crashreporter"] = False

           tests = manifest.active_tests(
               exists=False,
               disabled=disabled,
               filters=filters,
               noDefaultFilters=noDefaultFilters,
               strictExpressions=True,
               **info,
           )

           if len(tests) == 0:
               self.log.error(
                   NO_TESTS_FOUND.format(options.flavor, manifest.fmt_filters())
               )

       paths = []
       for test in tests:
           if len(tests) == 1 and "disabled" in test:
               del test["disabled"]

           pathAbs = os.path.abspath(test["path"])
           assert os.path.normcase(pathAbs).startswith(
               os.path.normcase(self.testRootAbs)
           )
           tp = pathAbs[len(self.testRootAbs) :].replace("\\", "/").strip("/")

           if not self.isTest(options, tp):
               self.log.warning(
                   "Warning: %s from manifest %s is not a valid test"
                   % (test["name"], test["manifest"])
               )
               continue

           manifest_key = test["manifest_relpath"]
           # Ignore ancestor_manifests that live at the root (e.g, don't have a
           # path separator).
           if "ancestor_manifest" in test and "/" in normsep(
               test["ancestor_manifest"]
           ):
               manifest_key = "{}:{}".format(test["ancestor_manifest"], manifest_key)

           manifest_key = manifest_key.replace("\\", "/")
           self.tests_by_manifest[manifest_key].append(tp)
           self.args_by_manifest[manifest_key].add(test.get("args"))
           self.prefs_by_manifest[manifest_key].add(test.get("prefs"))
           self.env_vars_by_manifest[manifest_key].add(test.get("environment"))
           self.tests_dirs_by_manifest[manifest_key].add(test.get("test-directories"))

           for key in ["args", "prefs", "environment", "test-directories"]:
               if key in test and not options.runByManifest and "disabled" not in test:
                   self.log.error(
                       "parsing {}: runByManifest mode must be enabled to "
                       "set the `{}` key".format(test["manifest_relpath"], key)
                   )
                   sys.exit(1)

           testob = {"path": tp, "manifest": manifest_key}
           if "disabled" in test:
               testob["disabled"] = test["disabled"]
           if "expected" in test:
               testob["expected"] = test["expected"]
           if "https_first_disabled" in test:
               testob["https_first_disabled"] = test["https_first_disabled"] == "true"
           if "allow_xul_xbl" in test:
               testob["allow_xul_xbl"] = test["allow_xul_xbl"] == "true"
           if "scheme" in test:
               testob["scheme"] = test["scheme"]
           if "tags" in test:
               testob["tags"] = test["tags"]
           if options.failure_pattern_file:
               pat_file = os.path.join(
                   os.path.dirname(test["manifest"]), options.failure_pattern_file
               )
               patterns = self.getFailurePatterns(pat_file, test["name"])
               if patterns:
                   testob["expected"] = patterns
           paths.append(testob)

       # The 'args' key needs to be set in the DEFAULT section, unfortunately
       # we can't tell what comes from DEFAULT or not. So to validate this, we
       # stash all args from tests in the same manifest into a set. If the
       # length of the set > 1, then we know 'args' didn't come from DEFAULT.
       args_not_default = [m for m, p in self.args_by_manifest.items() if len(p) > 1]
       if args_not_default:
           self.log.error(
               "The 'args' key must be set in the DEFAULT section of a "
               "manifest. Fix the following manifests: {}".format(
                   "\n".join(args_not_default)
               )
           )
           sys.exit(1)

       # The 'prefs' key needs to be set in the DEFAULT section too.
       pref_not_default = [m for m, p in self.prefs_by_manifest.items() if len(p) > 1]
       if pref_not_default:
           self.log.error(
               "The 'prefs' key must be set in the DEFAULT section of a "
               "manifest. Fix the following manifests: {}".format(
                   "\n".join(pref_not_default)
               )
           )
           sys.exit(1)
       # The 'environment' key needs to be set in the DEFAULT section too.
       env_not_default = [
           m for m, p in self.env_vars_by_manifest.items() if len(p) > 1
       ]
       if env_not_default:
           self.log.error(
               "The 'environment' key must be set in the DEFAULT section of a "
               "manifest. Fix the following manifests: {}".format(
                   "\n".join(env_not_default)
               )
           )
           sys.exit(1)

       paths.sort(key=lambda p: p["path"].split("/"))
       if options.dump_tests:
           options.dump_tests = os.path.expanduser(options.dump_tests)
           assert os.path.exists(os.path.dirname(options.dump_tests))
           with open(options.dump_tests, "w") as dumpFile:
               dumpFile.write(json.dumps({"active_tests": paths}))

           self.log.info("Dumping active_tests to %s file." % options.dump_tests)
           sys.exit()

       # Upload a list of test manifests that were executed in this run.
       if "MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR" in os.environ:
           artifact = os.path.join(os.environ["MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR"], "manifests.list")
           with open(artifact, "a") as fh:
               fh.write("\n".join(sorted(self.tests_by_manifest.keys())))

       self._active_tests = paths
       return self._active_tests

   def getTestManifest(self, options):
       if isinstance(options.manifestFile, TestManifest):
           manifest = options.manifestFile
       elif options.manifestFile and os.path.isfile(options.manifestFile):
           manifestFileAbs = os.path.abspath(options.manifestFile)
           assert manifestFileAbs.startswith(SCRIPT_DIR)
           manifest = TestManifest([options.manifestFile], strict=False)
       elif options.manifestFile and os.path.isfile(
           os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, options.manifestFile)
       ):
           manifestFileAbs = os.path.abspath(
               os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, options.manifestFile)
           )
           assert manifestFileAbs.startswith(SCRIPT_DIR)
           manifest = TestManifest([manifestFileAbs], strict=False)
       else:
           masterName = self.normflavor(options.flavor) + ".toml"
           masterPath = os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, self.testRoot, masterName)

           if not os.path.exists(masterPath):
               masterName = self.normflavor(options.flavor) + ".ini"
               masterPath = os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, self.testRoot, masterName)

           if os.path.exists(masterPath):
               manifest = TestManifest([masterPath], strict=False)
           else:
               manifest = None
               self.log.warning(
                   "TestManifest masterPath %s does not exist" % masterPath
               )

       return manifest

   def makeTestConfig(self, options):
       "Creates a test configuration file for customizing test execution."
       options.logFile = options.logFile.replace("\\", "\\\\")

       if (
           "MOZ_HIDE_RESULTS_TABLE" in os.environ
           and os.environ["MOZ_HIDE_RESULTS_TABLE"] == "1"
       ):
           options.hideResultsTable = True

       # strip certain unnecessary items to avoid serialization errors in json.dumps()
       d = dict(
           (k, v)
           for k, v in options.__dict__.items()
           if (v is None) or isinstance(v, (str, numbers.Number))
       )
       d["testRoot"] = self.testRoot
       if options.jscov_dir_prefix:
           d["jscovDirPrefix"] = options.jscov_dir_prefix
       if not options.keep_open:
           d["closeWhenDone"] = "1"

       d["runFailures"] = False
       if options.runFailures:
           d["runFailures"] = True

       shutil.copy(
           os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, "ignorePrefs.json"),
           os.path.join(options.profilePath, "ignorePrefs.json"),
       )
       d["ignorePrefsFile"] = "ignorePrefs.json"
       content = json.dumps(d)

       with open(os.path.join(options.profilePath, "testConfig.js"), "w") as config:
           config.write(content)

   def buildBrowserEnv(self, options, debugger=False, env=None):
       """build the environment variables for the specific test and operating system"""
       if mozinfo.info["asan"] and mozinfo.isLinux and mozinfo.bits == 64:
           useLSan = True
       else:
           useLSan = False

       browserEnv = self.environment(
           xrePath=options.xrePath, env=env, debugger=debugger, useLSan=useLSan
       )

       if options.headless:
           browserEnv["MOZ_HEADLESS"] = "1"

       if not options.e10s:
           browserEnv["MOZ_FORCE_DISABLE_E10S"] = "1"

       if options.dmd:
           browserEnv["DMD"] = os.environ.get("DMD", "1")

       # bug 1443327: do not set MOZ_CRASHREPORTER_SHUTDOWN during browser-chrome
       # tests, since some browser-chrome tests test content process crashes;
       # also exclude non-e10s since at least one non-e10s mochitest is problematic
       if (
           options.flavor == "browser" or not options.e10s
       ) and "MOZ_CRASHREPORTER_SHUTDOWN" in browserEnv:
           del browserEnv["MOZ_CRASHREPORTER_SHUTDOWN"]

       try:
           browserEnv.update(
               dict(
                   parse_key_value(
                       self.extraEnv, context="environment variable in manifest"
                   )
               )
           )
       except KeyValueParseError as e:
           self.log.error(str(e))
           return None

       # These variables are necessary for correct application startup; change
       # via the commandline at your own risk.
       browserEnv["XPCOM_DEBUG_BREAK"] = "stack"

       # interpolate environment passed with options
       try:
           browserEnv.update(
               dict(parse_key_value(options.environment, context="--setenv"))
           )
       except KeyValueParseError as e:
           self.log.error(str(e))
           return None

       if (
           "MOZ_PROFILER_STARTUP_FEATURES" not in browserEnv
           or "nativeallocations"
           not in browserEnv["MOZ_PROFILER_STARTUP_FEATURES"].split(",")
       ):
           # Only turn on the bloat log if the profiler's native allocation feature is
           # not enabled. The two are not compatible.
           browserEnv["XPCOM_MEM_BLOAT_LOG"] = self.leak_report_file

       # If profiling options are enabled, turn on the gecko profiler by using the
       # profiler environmental variables.
       if options.profiler:
           if "MOZ_PROFILER_SHUTDOWN" not in os.environ:
               # The user wants to capture a profile, and automatically view it. The
               # profile will be saved to a temporary folder, then deleted after
               # opening in profiler.firefox.com.
               self.profiler_tempdir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
               browserEnv["MOZ_PROFILER_SHUTDOWN"] = os.path.join(
                   self.profiler_tempdir, "profile_mochitest.json"
               )
           else:
               profile_path = Path(os.getenv("MOZ_PROFILER_SHUTDOWN"))
               if profile_path.suffix == "":
                   if not profile_path.exists():
                       profile_path.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
                   profile_path = profile_path / "profile_mochitest.json"
               elif not profile_path.parent.exists():
                   profile_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
               browserEnv["MOZ_PROFILER_SHUTDOWN"] = str(profile_path)

           browserEnv["MOZ_PROFILER_STARTUP"] = "1"

       if options.profilerSaveOnly:
           # The user wants to capture a profile, but only to save it. This defaults
           # to the MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR.
           browserEnv["MOZ_PROFILER_STARTUP"] = "1"
           if "MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR" in browserEnv:
               browserEnv["MOZ_PROFILER_SHUTDOWN"] = os.path.join(
                   browserEnv["MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR"], "profile_mochitest.json"
               )
           else:
               self.log.error(
                   "--profiler-save-only was specified, but no MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR "
                   "environment variable was provided. Please set this "
                   "environment variable to a directory path in order to save "
                   "a performance profile."
               )
               return None

       try:
           gmp_path = self.getGMPPluginPath(options)
           if gmp_path is not None:
               browserEnv["MOZ_GMP_PATH"] = gmp_path
       except OSError:
           self.log.error("Could not find path to gmp-fake plugin!")
           return None

       if options.fatalAssertions:
           browserEnv["XPCOM_DEBUG_BREAK"] = "stack-and-abort"

       # Produce a mozlog, if setup (see MOZ_LOG global at the top of
       # this script).
       self.mozLogs = MOZ_LOG and "MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR" in os.environ
       if self.mozLogs:
           browserEnv["MOZ_LOG"] = MOZ_LOG

       return browserEnv

   def killNamedProc(self, pname, orphans=True):
       """Kill processes matching the given command name"""
       self.log.info("Checking for %s processes..." % pname)

       if HAVE_PSUTIL:
           for proc in psutil.process_iter():
               try:
                   if proc.name() == pname:
                       procd = proc.as_dict(attrs=["pid", "ppid", "name", "username"])
                       if proc.ppid() == 1 or not orphans:
                           self.log.info("killing %s" % procd)
                           killPid(proc.pid, self.log)
                       else:
                           self.log.info("NOT killing %s (not an orphan?)" % procd)
               except Exception as e:
                   self.log.info(
                       "Warning: Unable to kill process %s: %s" % (pname, str(e))
                   )
                   # may not be able to access process info for all processes
                   continue
       else:

           def _psInfo(_, line):
               if pname in line:
                   self.log.info(line)

           mozprocess.run_and_wait(
               ["ps", "-f"],
               output_line_handler=_psInfo,
           )

           def _psKill(_, line):
               parts = line.split()
               if len(parts) == 3 and parts[0].isdigit():
                   pid = int(parts[0])
                   ppid = int(parts[1])
                   if parts[2] == pname:
                       if ppid == 1 or not orphans:
                           self.log.info("killing %s (pid %d)" % (pname, pid))
                           killPid(pid, self.log)
                       else:
                           self.log.info(
                               "NOT killing %s (pid %d) (not an orphan?)"
                               % (pname, pid)
                           )

           mozprocess.run_and_wait(
               ["ps", "-o", "pid,ppid,comm"],
               output_line_handler=_psKill,
           )

   def execute_start_script(self):
       if not self.start_script or not self.marionette:
           return

       if os.path.isfile(self.start_script):
           with open(self.start_script) as fh:
               script = fh.read()
       else:
           script = self.start_script

       with self.marionette.using_context("chrome"):
           return self.marionette.execute_script(
               script, script_args=(self.start_script_kwargs,)
           )

   def fillCertificateDB(self, options):
       # TODO: move -> mozprofile:
       # https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=746243#c35

       pwfilePath = os.path.join(options.profilePath, ".crtdbpw")
       with open(pwfilePath, "w") as pwfile:
           pwfile.write("\n")

       # Pre-create the certification database for the profile
       env = self.environment(xrePath=options.xrePath)
       env["LD_LIBRARY_PATH"] = options.xrePath
       bin_suffix = mozinfo.info.get("bin_suffix", "")
       certutil = os.path.join(options.utilityPath, "certutil" + bin_suffix)
       pk12util = os.path.join(options.utilityPath, "pk12util" + bin_suffix)
       toolsEnv = env
       if "browser.newtabpage.trainhopAddon.version=any" in options.extraPrefs:
           toolsEnv["LD_LIBRARY_PATH"] = os.path.join(os.path.dirname(here), "bin")
       if mozinfo.info["asan"]:
           # Disable leak checking when running these tools
           toolsEnv["ASAN_OPTIONS"] = "detect_leaks=0"
       if mozinfo.info["tsan"]:
           # Disable race checking when running these tools
           toolsEnv["TSAN_OPTIONS"] = "report_bugs=0"

       if self.certdbNew:
           # android uses the new DB formats exclusively
           certdbPath = "sql:" + options.profilePath
       else:
           # desktop seems to use the old
           certdbPath = options.profilePath

       # certutil.exe depends on some DLLs in the app directory
       # When running tests against an MSIX-installed Firefox, these DLLs
       # cannot be used out of the install directory, they must be copied
       # elsewhere first.
       if "WindowsApps" in options.app:
           install_dir = os.path.dirname(options.app)
           for f in os.listdir(install_dir):
               if f.endswith(".dll"):
                   shutil.copy(os.path.join(install_dir, f), options.utilityPath)

       status = call(
           [certutil, "-N", "-d", certdbPath, "-f", pwfilePath], env=toolsEnv
       )
       if status:
           return status

       # Walk the cert directory and add custom CAs and client certs
       files = os.listdir(options.certPath)
       for item in files:
           root, ext = os.path.splitext(item)
           if ext == ".ca":
               trustBits = "CT,,"
               if root.endswith("-object"):
                   trustBits = "CT,,CT"
               call(
                   [
                       certutil,
                       "-A",
                       "-i",
                       os.path.join(options.certPath, item),
                       "-d",
                       certdbPath,
                       "-f",
                       pwfilePath,
                       "-n",
                       root,
                       "-t",
                       trustBits,
                   ],
                   env=toolsEnv,
               )
           elif ext == ".client":
               call(
                   [
                       pk12util,
                       "-i",
                       os.path.join(options.certPath, item),
                       "-w",
                       pwfilePath,
                       "-d",
                       certdbPath,
                   ],
                   env=toolsEnv,
               )

       os.unlink(pwfilePath)
       return 0

   def findFreePort(self, type):
       with closing(socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, type)) as s:
           s.setsockopt(socket.SOL_SOCKET, socket.SO_REUSEADDR, 1)
           s.bind(("127.0.0.1", 0))
           return s.getsockname()[1]

   def proxy(self, options):
       # proxy
       # use SSL port for legacy compatibility; see
       # - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=688667#c66
       # - https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=899221
       # - https://github.com/mozilla/mozbase/commit/43f9510e3d58bfed32790c82a57edac5f928474d
       #             'ws': str(self.webSocketPort)
       proxyOptions = {
           "remote": options.webServer,
           "http": options.httpPort,
           "https": options.sslPort,
           "ws": options.sslPort,
       }

       if options.useHttp3Server:
           options.dohServerPort = self.findFreePort(socket.SOCK_STREAM)
           options.http3ServerPort = self.findFreePort(socket.SOCK_DGRAM)
           proxyOptions["dohServerPort"] = options.dohServerPort
           self.log.info("use doh server at port: %d" % options.dohServerPort)
           self.log.info("use http3 server at port: %d" % options.http3ServerPort)
       elif options.useHttp2Server:
           options.dohServerPort = self.findFreePort(socket.SOCK_STREAM)
           options.http2ServerPort = self.findFreePort(socket.SOCK_STREAM)
           proxyOptions["dohServerPort"] = options.dohServerPort
           self.log.info("use doh server at port: %d" % options.dohServerPort)
           self.log.info("use http2 server at port: %d" % options.http2ServerPort)
       return proxyOptions

   def merge_base_profiles(self, options, category):
       """Merge extra profile data from testing/profiles."""

       # In test packages used in CI, the profile_data directory is installed
       # in the SCRIPT_DIR.
       profile_data_dir = os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, "profile_data")
       # If possible, read profile data from topsrcdir. This prevents us from
       # requiring a re-build to pick up newly added extensions in the
       # <profile>/extensions directory.
       if build_obj:
           path = os.path.join(build_obj.topsrcdir, "testing", "profiles")
           if os.path.isdir(path):
               profile_data_dir = path
       # Still not found? Look for testing/profiles relative to testing/mochitest.
       if not os.path.isdir(profile_data_dir):
           path = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(SCRIPT_DIR, "..", "profiles"))
           if os.path.isdir(path):
               profile_data_dir = path

       with open(os.path.join(profile_data_dir, "profiles.json")) as fh:
           base_profiles = json.load(fh)[category]

       # values to use when interpolating preferences
       interpolation = {
           "server": "%s:%s" % (options.webServer, options.httpPort),
       }

       for profile in base_profiles:
           path = os.path.join(profile_data_dir, profile)
           self.profile.merge(path, interpolation=interpolation)

   @property
   def conditioned_profile_copy(self):
       """Returns a copy of the original conditioned profile that was created."""

       condprof_copy = os.path.join(tempfile.mkdtemp(), "profile")
       shutil.copytree(
           self.conditioned_profile_dir,
           condprof_copy,
           ignore=shutil.ignore_patterns("lock"),
       )
       self.log.info("Created a conditioned-profile copy: %s" % condprof_copy)
       return condprof_copy

   def downloadConditionedProfile(self, profile_scenario, app):
       from condprof.client import get_profile
       from condprof.util import get_current_platform, get_version

       if self.conditioned_profile_dir:
           # We already have a directory, so provide a copy that
           # will get deleted after it's done with
           return self.conditioned_profile_copy

       temp_download_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp()

       # Call condprof's client API to yield our platform-specific
       # conditioned-profile binary
       platform = get_current_platform()

       if not profile_scenario:
           profile_scenario = "settled"

       version = get_version(app)
       try:
           cond_prof_target_dir = get_profile(
               temp_download_dir,
               platform,
               profile_scenario,
               repo="mozilla-central",
               version=version,
               retries=2,  # quicker failure
           )
       except Exception:
           if version is None:
               # any other error is a showstopper
               self.log.critical("Could not get the conditioned profile")
               traceback.print_exc()
               raise
           version = None
           try:
               self.log.info("retrying a profile with no version specified")
               cond_prof_target_dir = get_profile(
                   temp_download_dir,
                   platform,
                   profile_scenario,
                   repo="mozilla-central",
                   version=version,
               )
           except Exception:
               self.log.critical("Could not get the conditioned profile")
               traceback.print_exc()
               raise

       # Now get the full directory path to our fetched conditioned profile
       self.conditioned_profile_dir = os.path.join(
           temp_download_dir, cond_prof_target_dir
       )
       if not os.path.exists(cond_prof_target_dir):
           self.log.critical(
               f"Can't find target_dir {cond_prof_target_dir}, from get_profile()"
               f"temp_download_dir {temp_download_dir}, platform {platform}, scenario {profile_scenario}"
           )
           raise OSError

       self.log.info(
           f"Original self.conditioned_profile_dir is now set: {self.conditioned_profile_dir}"
       )
       return self.conditioned_profile_copy

   def buildProfile(self, options):
       """create the profile and add optional chrome bits and files if requested"""
       # get extensions to install
       extensions = self.getExtensionsToInstall(options)

       # Whitelist the _tests directory (../..) so that TESTING_JS_MODULES work
       tests_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(SCRIPT_DIR))
       sandbox_allowlist_paths = [tests_dir] + options.sandboxReadWhitelist
       if platform.system() == "Linux" or platform.system() in (
           "Windows",
           "Microsoft",
       ):
           # Trailing slashes are needed to indicate directories on Linux and Windows
           sandbox_allowlist_paths = [
               os.path.join(p, "") for p in sandbox_allowlist_paths
           ]

       if options.conditionedProfile:
           if options.profilePath and os.path.exists(options.profilePath):
               shutil.rmtree(options.profilePath, ignore_errors=True)
           options.profilePath = self.downloadConditionedProfile("full", options.app)

           # This is causing `certutil -N -d -f`` to not use -f (pwd file)
           try:
               os.remove(os.path.join(options.profilePath, "key4.db"))
           except Exception as e:
               self.log.info(
                   "Caught exception while removing key4.db"
                   "during setup of conditioned profile: %s" % e
               )

       # Create the profile
       self.profile = Profile(
           profile=options.profilePath,
           addons=extensions,
           locations=self.locations,
           proxy=self.proxy(options),
           allowlistpaths=sandbox_allowlist_paths,
       )

       # Fix options.profilePath for legacy consumers.
       options.profilePath = self.profile.profile

       manifest = self.addChromeToProfile(options)
       self.copyExtraFilesToProfile(options)

       # create certificate database for the profile
       # TODO: this should really be upstreamed somewhere, maybe mozprofile
       certificateStatus = self.fillCertificateDB(options)
       if certificateStatus:
           self.log.error(
               "TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL | runtests.py | Certificate integration failed"
           )
           return None

       # Set preferences in the following order (latter overrides former):
       # 1) Preferences from base profile (e.g from testing/profiles)
       # 2) Prefs hardcoded in this function
       # 3) Prefs from --setpref

       # Prefs from base profiles
       self.merge_base_profiles(options, "mochitest")

       # Hardcoded prefs (TODO move these into a base profile)
       prefs = {
           # Enable tracing output for detailed failures in case of
           # failing connection attempts, and hangs (bug 1397201)
           "remote.log.level": "Trace",
           # Disable async font fallback, because the unpredictable
           # extra reflow it can trigger (potentially affecting a later
           # test) results in spurious intermittent failures.
           "gfx.font_rendering.fallback.async": False,
       }

       test_timeout = None
       if options.flavor == "browser":
           if options.timeout:
               test_timeout = options.timeout
           elif mozinfo.info["asan"] or mozinfo.info["debug"]:
               # browser-chrome tests use a fairly short default timeout of 45 seconds;
               # this is sometimes too short on asan and debug, where we expect reduced
               # performance.
               self.log.info(
                   "Increasing default timeout to 90 seconds (asan or debug)"
               )
               test_timeout = 90
           elif mozinfo.info["tsan"]:
               # tsan builds need even more time
               self.log.info("Increasing default timeout to 120 seconds (tsan)")
               test_timeout = 120
           else:
               test_timeout = 45
       elif options.flavor in ("a11y", "chrome"):
           test_timeout = 45

       if "MOZ_CHAOSMODE=0xfb" in options.environment and test_timeout:
           test_timeout *= 2
           self.log.info(
               f"Increasing default timeout to {test_timeout} seconds (MOZ_CHAOSMODE)"
           )

       if test_timeout:
           prefs["testing.browserTestHarness.timeout"] = test_timeout

       if getattr(self, "testRootAbs", None):
           prefs["mochitest.testRoot"] = self.testRootAbs

       # See if we should use fake media devices.
       if options.useTestMediaDevices:
           prefs["media.audio_loopback_dev"] = self.mediaDevices["audio"]["name"]
           prefs["media.video_loopback_dev"] = self.mediaDevices["video"]["name"]
           prefs["media.cubeb.output_device"] = self.mediaDevices["speaker"]["name"]
           prefs["media.volume_scale"] = "1.0"
           self.gstForV4l2loopbackProcess = self.mediaDevices["video"]["process"]

       self.profile.set_preferences(prefs)

       # Extra prefs from --setpref
       self.profile.set_preferences(self.extraPrefs)
       return manifest

   def getGMPPluginPath(self, options):
       if options.gmp_path:
           return options.gmp_path

       gmp_parentdirs = [
           # For local builds, GMP plugins will be under dist/bin.
           options.xrePath,
           # For packaged builds, GMP plugins will get copied under
           # $profile/plugins.
           os.path.join(self.profile.profile, "plugins"),
       ]

       gmp_subdirs = [
           os.path.join("gmp-fake", "1.0"),
           os.path.join("gmp-fakeopenh264", "1.0"),
           os.path.join("gmp-clearkey", "0.1"),
       ]

       gmp_paths = [
           os.path.join(parent, sub)
           for parent in gmp_parentdirs
           for sub in gmp_subdirs
           if os.path.isdir(os.path.join(parent, sub))
       ]

       if not gmp_paths:
           # This is fatal for desktop environments.
           raise OSError("Could not find test gmp plugins")

       return os.pathsep.join(gmp_paths)

   def cleanup(self, options, final=False):
       """remove temporary files, profile and virtual audio input device"""
       if hasattr(self, "manifest") and self.manifest is not None:
           if os.path.exists(self.manifest):
               os.remove(self.manifest)
       if hasattr(self, "profile"):
           del self.profile
       if hasattr(self, "extraTestsDirs"):
           for d in self.extraTestsDirs:
               if os.path.exists(d):
                   shutil.rmtree(d)
       if options.pidFile != "" and os.path.exists(options.pidFile):
           try:
               os.remove(options.pidFile)
               if os.path.exists(options.pidFile + ".xpcshell.pid"):
                   os.remove(options.pidFile + ".xpcshell.pid")
           except Exception:
               self.log.warning(
                   "cleaning up pidfile '%s' was unsuccessful from the test harness"
                   % options.pidFile
               )
       options.manifestFile = None

       if hasattr(self, "virtualDeviceIdList"):
           pactl = which("pactl")

           if not pactl:
               self.log.error("Could not find pactl on system")
               return None

           for id in self.virtualDeviceIdList:
               try:
                   subprocess.check_call([pactl, "unload-module", str(id)])
               except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
                   self.log.error(f"Could not remove pulse module with id {id}")
                   return None

           self.virtualDeviceIdList = []

       if hasattr(self, "virtualAudioNodeIdList"):
           for id in self.virtualAudioNodeIdList:
               subprocess.check_output(["pw-cli", "destroy", str(id)])
           self.virtualAudioNodeIdList = []

   def dumpScreen(self, utilityPath):
       if self.haveDumpedScreen:
           self.log.info(
               "Not taking screenshot here: see the one that was previously logged"
           )
           return
       self.haveDumpedScreen = True
       dump_screen(utilityPath, self.log)

   def killAndGetStack(self, processPID, utilityPath, debuggerInfo, dump_screen=False):
       """
       Kill the process, preferrably in a way that gets us a stack trace.
       Also attempts to obtain a screenshot before killing the process
       if specified.
       """
       self.log.info("Killing process: %s" % processPID)
       if dump_screen:
           self.dumpScreen(utilityPath)

       if mozinfo.info.get("crashreporter", True) and not debuggerInfo:
           try:
               minidump_path = os.path.join(self.profile.profile, "minidumps")
               mozcrash.kill_and_get_minidump(processPID, minidump_path, utilityPath)
           except OSError:
               # https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=921509
               self.log.info("Can't trigger Breakpad, process no longer exists")
           return
       self.log.info("Can't trigger Breakpad, just killing process")
       killPid(processPID, self.log)

   def extract_child_pids(self, process_log, parent_pid=None):
       """Parses the given log file for the pids of any processes launched by
       the main process and returns them as a list.
       If parent_pid is provided, and psutil is available, returns children of
       parent_pid according to psutil.
       """
       rv = []
       if parent_pid and HAVE_PSUTIL:
           self.log.info("Determining child pids from psutil...")
           try:
               rv = [p.pid for p in psutil.Process(parent_pid).children()]
               self.log.info(str(rv))
           except psutil.NoSuchProcess:
               self.log.warning("Failed to lookup children of pid %d" % parent_pid)

       rv = set(rv)
       pid_re = re.compile(r"==> process \d+ launched child process (\d+)")
       with open(process_log) as fd:
           for line in fd:
               self.log.info(line.rstrip())
               m = pid_re.search(line)
               if m:
                   rv.add(int(m.group(1)))
       return rv

   def checkForZombies(self, processLog, utilityPath, debuggerInfo):
       """Look for hung processes"""

       if not os.path.exists(processLog):
           self.log.info("Automation Error: PID log not found: %s" % processLog)
           # Whilst no hung process was found, the run should still display as
           # a failure
           return True

       # scan processLog for zombies
       self.log.info("zombiecheck | Reading PID log: %s" % processLog)
       processList = self.extract_child_pids(processLog)
       # kill zombies
       foundZombie = False
       for processPID in processList:
           self.log.info(
               "zombiecheck | Checking for orphan process with PID: %d" % processPID
           )
           if isPidAlive(processPID):
               foundZombie = True
               self.log.error(
                   "TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL | zombiecheck | child process "
                   "%d still alive after shutdown" % processPID
               )
               self.killAndGetStack(
                   processPID, utilityPath, debuggerInfo, dump_screen=not debuggerInfo
               )

       return foundZombie

   def checkForRunningBrowsers(self):
       firefoxes = ""
       if HAVE_PSUTIL:
           attrs = ["pid", "ppid", "name", "cmdline", "username"]
           for proc in psutil.process_iter():
               try:
                   if "firefox" in proc.name():
                       firefoxes = "%s%s\n" % (firefoxes, proc.as_dict(attrs=attrs))
               except Exception:
                   # may not be able to access process info for all processes
                   continue
       if len(firefoxes) > 0:
           # In automation, this warning is unexpected and should be investigated.
           # In local testing, this is probably okay, as long as the browser is not
           # running a marionette server.
           self.log.warning("Found 'firefox' running before starting test browser!")
           self.log.warning(firefoxes)

   def runApp(
       self,
       testUrl,
       env,
       app,
       profile,
       extraArgs,
       utilityPath,
       debuggerInfo=None,
       valgrindPath=None,
       valgrindArgs=None,
       valgrindSuppFiles=None,
       symbolsPath=None,
       timeout=-1,
       detectShutdownLeaks=False,
       screenshotOnFail=False,
       bisectChunk=None,
       restartAfterFailure=False,
       marionette_args=None,
       e10s=True,
       runFailures=False,
       crashAsPass=False,
       currentManifest=None,
   ):
       """
       Run the app, log the duration it took to execute, return the status code.
       Kills the app if it runs for longer than |maxTime| seconds, or outputs nothing
       for |timeout| seconds.
       """
       # It can't be the case that both a with-debugger and an
       # on-Valgrind run have been requested.  doTests() should have
       # already excluded this possibility.
       assert not (valgrindPath and debuggerInfo)

       # debugger information
       interactive = False
       debug_args = None
       if debuggerInfo:
           interactive = debuggerInfo.interactive
           debug_args = [debuggerInfo.path] + debuggerInfo.args

       # Set up Valgrind arguments.
       if valgrindPath:
           interactive = False
           valgrindArgs_split = (
               [] if valgrindArgs is None else shlex.split(valgrindArgs)
           )

           valgrindSuppFiles_final = []
           if valgrindSuppFiles is not None:
               valgrindSuppFiles_final = [
                   "--suppressions=" + path for path in valgrindSuppFiles.split(",")
               ]

           debug_args = (
               [valgrindPath]
               + mozdebug.get_default_valgrind_args()
               + valgrindArgs_split
               + valgrindSuppFiles_final
           )

       # fix default timeout
       if timeout == -1:
           timeout = self.DEFAULT_TIMEOUT

       # Note in the log if running on Valgrind
       if valgrindPath:
           self.log.info(
               "runtests.py | Running on Valgrind.  "
               + "Using timeout of %d seconds." % timeout
           )

       # copy env so we don't munge the caller's environment
       env = env.copy()

       # Used to defer a possible IOError exception from Marionette
       marionette_exception = None

       temp_file_paths = []

       # make sure we clean up after ourselves.
       try:
           # set process log environment variable
           tmpfd, processLog = tempfile.mkstemp(suffix="pidlog")
           os.close(tmpfd)
           env["MOZ_PROCESS_LOG"] = processLog

           if debuggerInfo:
               # If a debugger is attached, don't use timeouts, and don't
               # capture ctrl-c.
               timeout = None
               signal.signal(signal.SIGINT, lambda sigid, frame: None)

           # build command line
           cmd = os.path.abspath(app)
           args = list(extraArgs)

           # Enable Marionette and allow system access to execute the mochitest
           # init script in the chrome scope of the application
           args.append("-marionette")
           args.append("-remote-allow-system-access")

           # TODO: mozrunner should use -foreground at least for mac
           # https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=916512
           args.append("-foreground")
           self.start_script_kwargs["testUrl"] = testUrl or "about:blank"

           # Log if slow events are used from chrome.
           env["MOZ_LOG"] = (
               env["MOZ_LOG"] + "," if env["MOZ_LOG"] else ""
           ) + "SlowChromeEvent:3"

           if detectShutdownLeaks:
               env["MOZ_LOG"] = (
                   env["MOZ_LOG"] + "," if env["MOZ_LOG"] else ""
               ) + "DocShellAndDOMWindowLeak:3"
               shutdownLeaks = ShutdownLeaks(self.log)
           else:
               shutdownLeaks = None

           if mozinfo.info["asan"] and mozinfo.isLinux and mozinfo.bits == 64:
               lsanLeaks = LSANLeaks(self.log)
           else:
               lsanLeaks = None

           # create an instance to process the output
           outputHandler = self.OutputHandler(
               harness=self,
               utilityPath=utilityPath,
               symbolsPath=symbolsPath,
               dump_screen_on_timeout=not debuggerInfo,
               dump_screen_on_fail=screenshotOnFail,
               shutdownLeaks=shutdownLeaks,
               lsanLeaks=lsanLeaks,
               bisectChunk=bisectChunk,
               restartAfterFailure=restartAfterFailure,
           )

           def timeoutHandler():
               browserProcessId = outputHandler.browserProcessId
               self.handleTimeout(
                   timeout,
                   proc,
                   utilityPath,
                   debuggerInfo,
                   browserProcessId,
                   processLog,
                   symbolsPath,
               )

           kp_kwargs = {
               "kill_on_timeout": False,
               "cwd": SCRIPT_DIR,
               "onTimeout": [timeoutHandler],
           }
           kp_kwargs["processOutputLine"] = [outputHandler]

           self.checkForRunningBrowsers()

           # create mozrunner instance and start the system under test process
           self.lastTestSeen = self.test_name
           self.lastManifest = currentManifest
           startTime = datetime.now()

           runner_cls = mozrunner.runners.get(
               mozinfo.info.get("appname", "firefox"), mozrunner.Runner
           )
           runner = runner_cls(
               profile=self.profile,
               binary=cmd,
               cmdargs=args,
               env=env,
               process_class=mozprocess.ProcessHandlerMixin,
               process_args=kp_kwargs,
           )

           # start the runner
           try:
               runner.start(
                   debug_args=debug_args,
                   interactive=interactive,
                   outputTimeout=timeout,
               )
               proc = runner.process_handler
               self.log.info("runtests.py | Application pid: %d" % proc.pid)

               gecko_id = "GECKO(%d)" % proc.pid
               self.log.process_start(gecko_id)
               self.message_logger.gecko_id = gecko_id
           except PermissionError:
               # treat machine as bad, return
               return TBPL_RETRY, "Failure to launch browser"
           except Exception as e:
               raise e  # unknown error

           try:
               # start marionette and kick off the tests
               marionette_args = marionette_args or {}
               self.marionette = Marionette(**marionette_args)
               self.marionette.start_session()

               # install specialpowers and mochikit addons
               addons = Addons(self.marionette)

               if self.staged_addons:
                   for addon_path in self.staged_addons:
                       if not os.path.isdir(addon_path):
                           self.log.error(
                               "TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL | invalid setup: missing extension at %s"
                               % addon_path
                           )
                           return 1, self.lastTestSeen
                       temp_addon_path = create_zip(addon_path)
                       temp_file_paths.append(temp_addon_path)
                       addons.install(temp_addon_path)

               self.execute_start_script()

               # an open marionette session interacts badly with mochitest,
               # delete it until we figure out why.
               self.marionette.delete_session()
               del self.marionette

           except OSError as e:
               # Any IOError as thrown by Marionette means that something is
               # wrong with the process, like a crash or the socket is no
               # longer open. We defer raising this specific error so that
               # post-test checks for leaks and crashes are performed and
               # reported first.
               marionette_exception = e

           # wait until app is finished
           # XXX copy functionality from
           # https://github.com/mozilla/mozbase/blob/master/mozrunner/mozrunner/runner.py#L61
           # until bug 913970 is fixed regarding mozrunner `wait` not returning status
           # see https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=913970
           self.log.info("runtests.py | Waiting for browser...")
           status = proc.wait()
           if status is None:
               self.log.warning(
                   "runtests.py | Failed to get app exit code - running/crashed?"
               )
               # must report an integer to process_exit()
               status = 0
           self.log.process_exit("Main app process", status)
           runner.process_handler = None

           if not status and self.message_logger.is_test_running:
               message = {
                   "action": "test_end",
                   "status": "FAIL",
                   "expected": "PASS",
                   "thread": None,
                   "pid": None,
                   "source": "mochitest",
                   "time": int(time.time() * 1000),
                   "test": self.lastTestSeen,
                   "message": "Application shut down (without crashing) in the middle of a test!",
               }
               self.message_logger.process_message(message)

           # finalize output handler
           outputHandler.finish()

           # record post-test information
           if status:
               # no need to keep return code 137, 245, etc.
               status = 1
               self.message_logger.dump_buffered()
               msg = "application terminated with exit code %s" % status
               # self.message_logger.is_test_running indicates we need to send a test_end
               if crashAsPass and self.message_logger.is_test_running:
                   # this works for browser-chrome, mochitest-plain has status=0
                   message = {
                       "action": "test_end",
                       "status": "CRASH",
                       "expected": "CRASH",
                       "thread": None,
                       "pid": None,
                       "source": "mochitest",
                       "time": int(time.time() * 1000),
                       "test": self.lastTestSeen,
                       "message": msg,
                   }

                   # for looping scenarios (like --restartAfterFailure), document the test
                   key = message["test"].split(" ")[0].split("/")[-1].strip()
                   if key not in self.expectedError:
                       self.expectedError[key] = message.get(
                           "message", message["message"]
                       ).strip()

                   # need to send a test_end in order to have mozharness process messages properly
                   # this requires a custom message vs log.error/log.warning/etc.
                   self.message_logger.process_message(message)
           else:
               self.lastTestSeen = (
                   currentManifest or "Main app process exited normally"
               )

           self.log.info(
               "runtests.py | Application ran for: %s"
               % str(datetime.now() - startTime)
           )

           # Do a final check for zombie child processes.
           zombieProcesses = self.checkForZombies(
               processLog, utilityPath, debuggerInfo
           )

           # check for crashes
           quiet = False
           if crashAsPass:
               quiet = True

           minidump_path = os.path.join(self.profile.profile, "minidumps")
           crash_count = mozcrash.log_crashes(
               self.log,
               minidump_path,
               symbolsPath,
               test=self.lastTestSeen,
               quiet=quiet,
           )

           expected = None
           if crashAsPass or crash_count > 0:
               # self.message_logger.is_test_running indicates we need a test_end message
               if self.message_logger.is_test_running:
                   # this works for browser-chrome, mochitest-plain has status=0
                   expected = "CRASH"
               if crashAsPass:
                   status = 0
           elif crash_count or zombieProcesses:
               if self.message_logger.is_test_running:
                   expected = "PASS"
               status = 1

           if expected:
               # send this out so we always wrap up the test-end message
               message = {
                   "action": "test_end",
                   "status": "CRASH",
                   "expected": expected,
                   "thread": None,
                   "pid": None,
                   "source": "mochitest",
                   "time": int(time.time() * 1000),
                   "test": self.lastTestSeen,
                   "message": "application terminated with exit code %s" % status,
               }

               # for looping scenarios (like --restartAfterFailure), document the test
               key = message["test"].split(" ")[0].split("/")[-1].strip()
               if key not in self.expectedError:
                   self.expectedError[key] = message.get(
                       "message", message["message"]
                   ).strip()

               # need to send a test_end in order to have mozharness process messages properly
               # this requires a custom message vs log.error/log.warning/etc.
               self.message_logger.process_message(message)
       finally:
           # cleanup
           if os.path.exists(processLog):
               os.remove(processLog)
           for p in temp_file_paths:
               os.remove(p)

       if marionette_exception is not None:
           raise marionette_exception

       return status, self.lastTestSeen

   def initializeLooping(self, options):
       """
       This method is used to clear the contents before each run of for loop.
       This method is used for --run-by-dir and --bisect-chunk.
       """
       if options.conditionedProfile:
           if options.profilePath and os.path.exists(options.profilePath):
               shutil.rmtree(options.profilePath, ignore_errors=True)
               if options.manifestFile and os.path.exists(options.manifestFile):
                   os.remove(options.manifestFile)

       self.expectedError.clear()
       self.result.clear()
       options.manifestFile = None
       options.profilePath = None

   def initializeVirtualAudioDevices(self):
       """
       Configure the system to have a number of virtual audio devices:
       2 output devices, and
       4 input devices that each produce a tone at a particular frequency.

       This method is only currently implemented for Linux.
       """
       if not mozinfo.isLinux:
           return

       INPUT_DEVICES_COUNT = 4
       DEVICES_BASE_FREQUENCY = 110  # Hz

       output_devices = [
           {"name": "null-44100", "description": "44100Hz Null Output", "rate": 44100},
           {"name": "null-48000", "description": "48000Hz Null Output", "rate": 48000},
       ]
       # We want quite a number of input devices, each with a different tone
       # frequency and device name so that we can recognize them easily during
       # testing.
       input_devices = []
       for i in range(1, INPUT_DEVICES_COUNT + 1):
           freq = i * DEVICES_BASE_FREQUENCY
           input_devices.append({
               "name": f"sine-{freq}",
               "description": f"{freq}Hz Sine Source",
               "frequency": freq,
           })

       # Determine if this is running PulseAudio or PipeWire
       # `pactl info` works on both systems, but when running on PipeWire it says
       # something like:
       # Server Name: PulseAudio (on PipeWire 1.0.5)
       pactl = which("pactl")
       if not pactl:
           self.log.error("Could not find pactl on system")
           return

       o = subprocess.check_output([pactl, "info"])
       if b"PipeWire" in o:
           self.initializeVirtualAudioDevicesPipeWire(input_devices, output_devices)
       else:
           self.initializeVirtualAudioDevicesPulseAudio(
               pactl, input_devices, output_devices
           )

   def initializeVirtualAudioDevicesPipeWire(self, input_devices, output_devices):
       required_commands = ["pw-cli", "pw-dump"]
       for command in required_commands:
           cmd = which(command)
           if not cmd:
               self.log.error(f"Could not find required program {command} on system")
               return

       # Create outputs
       for device in output_devices:
           cmd = ["pw-cli", "create-node", "adapter"]
           device_spec = [
               (
                   "{{factory.name=support.null-audio-sink "
                   'node.name="{}" '
                   'node.description="{}" '
                   "media.class=Audio/Sink "
                   "object.linger=true "
                   "audio.position=[FL FR] "
                   "monitor.channel-volumes=true "
                   "audio.rate={}}}".format(
                       device["name"], device["description"], device["rate"]
                   )
               )
           ]
           subprocess.check_output(cmd + device_spec)

       # Create inputs
       for device in input_devices:
           cmd = ["pw-cli", "create-node", "adapter"]
           # The frequency setting doesn't work for now
           device_spec = [
               (
                   "{{factory.name=audiotestsrc "
                   'node.name="{}" '
                   'node.description="{}" '
                   "media.class=Audio/Source "
                   "object.linger=true "
                   "node.param.Props={{frequency: {}}} }}".format(
                       device["name"], device["description"], device["frequency"]
                   )
               )
           ]
           subprocess.check_output(cmd + device_spec)

       # Get the node ids for cleanup
       virtual_node_ids = []
       cmd = ["pw-dump", "Node"]
       try:
           nodes = json.loads(subprocess.check_output(cmd))
       except json.JSONDecodeError as e:
           # This can happen but I'm not sure why, leaving that in for now
           print(e, str(cmd))
           sys.exit(1)
       for node in nodes:
           name = node["info"]["props"]["node.name"]
           if "null-" in name or "sine-" in name:
               virtual_node_ids.append(node["info"]["props"]["object.id"])

       self.virtualAudioNodeIdList = virtual_node_ids

   def initializeVirtualAudioDevicesPulseAudio(
       self, pactl, input_devices, output_devices
   ):
       def getModuleIds(moduleName):
           o = subprocess.check_output([pactl, "list", "modules", "short"])
           list = []
           for input in o.splitlines():
               device = input.decode().split("\t")
               if device[1] == moduleName:
                   list.append(int(device[0]))
           return list

       # If the device are already present, find their id and return early
       outputDeviceIdList = getModuleIds("module-null-sink")
       inputDeviceIdList = getModuleIds("module-sine-source")

       if len(outputDeviceIdList) == len(output_devices) and len(
           inputDeviceIdList
       ) == len(input_devices):
           self.virtualDeviceIdList = outputDeviceIdList + inputDeviceIdList
           return
       else:
           # Remove any existing devices and reinitialize properly
           for id in outputDeviceIdList + inputDeviceIdList:
               try:
                   subprocess.check_call([pactl, "unload-module", str(id)])
               except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
                   log.error(f"Could not remove pulse module with id {id}")
                   return None

       idList = []
       command = [pactl, "load-module", "module-null-sink"]
       for device in output_devices:
           try:
               o = subprocess.check_output(
                   command
                   + [
                       "rate={}".format(device["rate"]),
                       "sink_name='\"{}\"'".format(device["name"]),
                       "sink_properties='device.description=\"{}\"'".format(
                           device["description"]
                       ),
                   ]
               )
               idList.append(int(o))
           except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
               self.log.error(
                   "Could not load module-null-sink at rate={}".format(device["rate"])
               )

       command = [pactl, "load-module", "module-sine-source", "rate=44100"]
       for device in input_devices:
           complete_command = command + [
               'source_name="{}"'.format(device["name"]),
               "frequency={}".format(device["frequency"]),
           ]
           try:
               o = subprocess.check_output(complete_command)
               idList.append(int(o))

           except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
               self.log.error(
                   "Could not create device with module-sine-source (freq={})".format(
                       device["frequency"]
                   )
               )

       self.virtualDeviceIdList = idList

   def normalize_paths(self, paths):
       # Normalize test paths so they are relative to test root
       norm_paths = []
       for p in paths:
           abspath = os.path.abspath(os.path.join(self.oldcwd, p))
           if abspath.startswith(self.testRootAbs):
               norm_paths.append(os.path.relpath(abspath, self.testRootAbs))
           else:
               norm_paths.append(p)
       return norm_paths

   def runMochitests(self, options, testsToRun, manifestToFilter=None):
       "This is a base method for calling other methods in this class for --bisect-chunk."
       # Making an instance of bisect class for --bisect-chunk option.
       bisect = bisection.Bisect(self)
       finished = False
       status = 0
       bisection_log = 0
       while not finished:
           if options.bisectChunk:
               testsToRun = bisect.pre_test(options, testsToRun, status)
               # To inform that we are in the process of bisection, and to
               # look for bleedthrough
               if options.bisectChunk != "default" and not bisection_log:
                   self.log.error(
                       "TEST-UNEXPECTED-FAIL | Bisection | Please ignore repeats "
                       "and look for 'Bleedthrough' (if any) at the end of "
                       "the failure list"
                   )
                   bisection_log = 1

           result = self.doTests(options, testsToRun, manifestToFilter)
           if result == TBPL_RETRY:  # terminate task
               return result

           if options.bisectChunk:
               status = bisect.post_test(options, self.expectedError, self.result)
           elif options.restartAfterFailure:
               # NOTE: ideally browser will halt on first failure, then this will always be the last test
               if not self.expectedError:
                   status = -1
               else:
                   firstFail = len(testsToRun)
                   for key in self.expectedError:
                       full_key = [x for x in testsToRun if key in x]
                       if full_key:
                           firstFail = min(firstFail, testsToRun.index(full_key[0]))
                   testsToRun = testsToRun[firstFail + 1 :]
                   if testsToRun == []:
                       status = -1
           else:
               status = -1

           if status == -1:
               finished = True

       # We need to print the summary only if options.bisectChunk has a value.
       # Also we need to make sure that we do not print the summary in between
       # running tests via --run-by-dir.
       if options.bisectChunk and options.bisectChunk in self.result:
           bisect.print_summary()

       return result

   def groupTestsByScheme(self, tests):
       """
       split tests into groups by schemes. test is classified as http if
       no scheme specified
       """
       httpTests = []
       httpsTests = []
       for test in tests:
           if not test.get("scheme") or test.get("scheme") == "http":
               httpTests.append(test)
           elif test.get("scheme") == "https":
               httpsTests.append(test)
       return {"http": httpTests, "https": httpsTests}

   def verifyTests(self, options):
       """
       Support --verify mode: Run test(s) many times in a variety of
       configurations/environments in an effort to find intermittent
       failures.
       """

       # Number of times to repeat test(s) when running with --repeat
       VERIFY_REPEAT = 10
       # Number of times to repeat test(s) when running test in
       VERIFY_REPEAT_SINGLE_BROWSER = 5

       def step1():
           options.repeat = VERIFY_REPEAT
           options.keep_open = False
           options.runUntilFailure = True
           options.profilePath = None
           result = self.runTests(options)
           result = result or (-2 if self.countfail > 0 else 0)
           self.message_logger.finish()
           return result

       def step2():
           options.repeat = 0
           options.keep_open = False
           options.runUntilFailure = False
           for i in range(VERIFY_REPEAT_SINGLE_BROWSER):
               options.profilePath = None
               result = self.runTests(options)
               result = result or (-2 if self.countfail > 0 else 0)
               self.message_logger.finish()
               if result != 0:
                   break
           return result

       def step3():
           options.repeat = VERIFY_REPEAT
           options.keep_open = False
           options.runUntilFailure = True
           options.environment.append("MOZ_CHAOSMODE=0xfb")
           options.profilePath = None
           result = self.runTests(options)
           options.environment.remove("MOZ_CHAOSMODE=0xfb")
           result = result or (-2 if self.countfail > 0 else 0)
           self.message_logger.finish()
           return result

       def step4():
           options.repeat = 0
           options.keep_open = False
           options.runUntilFailure = False
           options.environment.append("MOZ_CHAOSMODE=0xfb")
           for i in range(VERIFY_REPEAT_SINGLE_BROWSER):
               options.profilePath = None
               result = self.runTests(options)
               result = result or (-2 if self.countfail > 0 else 0)
               self.message_logger.finish()
               if result != 0:
                   break
           options.environment.remove("MOZ_CHAOSMODE=0xfb")
           return result

       def fission_step(fission_pref):
           if fission_pref not in options.extraPrefs:
               options.extraPrefs.append(fission_pref)
           options.keep_open = False
           options.runUntilFailure = True
           options.profilePath = None
           result = self.runTests(options)
           result = result or (-2 if self.countfail > 0 else 0)
           self.message_logger.finish()
           return result

       def fission_step1():
           return fission_step("fission.autostart=false")

       def fission_step2():
           return fission_step("fission.autostart=true")

       if options.verify_fission:
           steps = [
               ("1. Run each test without fission.", fission_step1),
               ("2. Run each test with fission.", fission_step2),
           ]
       else:
           steps = [
               ("1. Run each test %d times in one browser." % VERIFY_REPEAT, step1),
               (
                   "2. Run each test %d times in a new browser each time."
                   % VERIFY_REPEAT_SINGLE_BROWSER,
                   step2,
               ),
               (
                   "3. Run each test %d times in one browser, in chaos mode."
                   % VERIFY_REPEAT,
                   step3,
               ),
               (
                   "4. Run each test %d times in a new browser each time, "
                   "in chaos mode." % VERIFY_REPEAT_SINGLE_BROWSER,
                   step4,
               ),
           ]

       stepResults = {}
       for descr, step in steps:
           stepResults[descr] = "not run / incomplete"

       startTime = datetime.now()
       maxTime = timedelta(seconds=options.verify_max_time)
       finalResult = "PASSED"
       for descr, step in steps:
           if (datetime.now() - startTime) > maxTime:
               self.log.info("::: Test verification is taking too long: Giving up!")
               self.log.info(
                   "::: So far, all checks passed, but not all checks were run."
               )
               break
           self.log.info(":::")
           self.log.info('::: Running test verification step "%s"...' % descr)
           self.log.info(":::")
           result = step()
           if result != 0:
               stepResults[descr] = "FAIL"
               finalResult = "FAILED!"
               break
           stepResults[descr] = "Pass"

       self.logPreamble([])

       self.log.info(":::")
       self.log.info("::: Test verification summary for:")
       self.log.info(":::")
       tests = self.getActiveTests(options)
       for test in tests:
           self.log.info("::: " + test["path"])
       self.log.info(":::")
       for descr in sorted(stepResults.keys()):
           self.log.info("::: %s : %s" % (descr, stepResults[descr]))
       self.log.info(":::")
       self.log.info("::: Test verification %s" % finalResult)
       self.log.info(":::")

       return 0

   def runTests(self, options):
       """Prepare, configure, run tests and cleanup"""
       self.extraPrefs = parse_preferences(options.extraPrefs)
       self.extraPrefs["fission.autostart"] = not options.disable_fission

       # for test manifest parsing.
       mozinfo.update({
           "a11y_checks": options.a11y_checks,
           "e10s": options.e10s,
           "fission": not options.disable_fission,
           "headless": options.headless,
           "http3": options.useHttp3Server,
           "http2": options.useHttp2Server,
           "inc_origin_init": os.environ.get("MOZ_ENABLE_INC_ORIGIN_INIT") == "1",
           # Until the test harness can understand default pref values,
           # (https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1577912) this value
           # should by synchronized with the default pref value indicated in
           # StaticPrefList.yaml.
           #
           # Currently for automation, the pref defaults to true (but can be
           # overridden with --setpref).
           "sessionHistoryInParent": not options.disable_fission
           or not self.extraPrefs.get("fission.disableSessionHistoryInParent"),
           "socketprocess_e10s": self.extraPrefs.get("network.process.enabled", False),
           "socketprocess_networking": self.extraPrefs.get(
               "network.http.network_access_on_socket_process.enabled", False
           ),
           "swgl": self.extraPrefs.get("gfx.webrender.software", False),
           "verify": options.verify,
           "verify_fission": options.verify_fission,
           "vertical_tab": self.extraPrefs.get("sidebar.verticalTabs", False),
           "webgl_ipc": self.extraPrefs.get("webgl.out-of-process", False),
           "wmfme": (
               self.extraPrefs.get("media.wmf.media-engine.enabled", 0)
               and self.extraPrefs.get(
                   "media.wmf.media-engine.channel-decoder.enabled", False
               )
           ),
           "mda_gpu": self.extraPrefs.get(
               "media.hardware-video-decoding.force-enabled", False
           ),
           "xorigin": options.xOriginTests,
           "condprof": options.conditionedProfile,
           "msix": "WindowsApps" in options.app,
           "android": mozinfo.info.get("android", False),
           "is_emulator": mozinfo.info.get("is_emulator", False),
           "coverage": mozinfo.info.get("coverage", False),
           "nogpu": mozinfo.info.get("nogpu", False),
       })

       if not self.mozinfo_variables_shown:
           self.mozinfo_variables_shown = True
           self.log.info(
               "These variables are available in the mozinfo environment and "
               "can be used to skip tests conditionally:"
           )
           for info in sorted(mozinfo.info.items(), key=lambda item: item[0]):
               self.log.info(f"    {info[0]}: {info[1]}")
       self.setTestRoot(options)

       # Despite our efforts to clean up servers started by this script, in practice
       # we still see infrequent cases where a process is orphaned and interferes
       # with future tests, typically because the old server is keeping the port in use.
       # Try to avoid those failures by checking for and killing servers before
       # trying to start new ones.
       self.killNamedProc("ssltunnel")
       self.killNamedProc("xpcshell")

       if options.cleanupCrashes:
           mozcrash.cleanup_pending_crash_reports()

       tests = self.getActiveTests(options)
       self.logPreamble(tests)

       if mozinfo.info["fission"] and not mozinfo.info["e10s"]:
           # Make sure this is logged *after* suite_start so it gets associated with the
           # current suite in the summary formatters.
           self.log.error("Fission is not supported without e10s.")
           return 1

       tests = [t for t in tests if "disabled" not in t]

       # Until we have all green, this does not run on a11y (for perf reasons)
       if not options.runByManifest:
           result = self.runMochitests(options, [t["path"] for t in tests])
           self.handleShutdownProfile(options)
           return result

       # code for --run-by-manifest
       manifests = set(t["manifest"].replace("\\", "/") for t in tests)
       result = 0

       origPrefs = self.extraPrefs.copy()
       for m in sorted(manifests):
           self.log.group_start(name=m)
           self.log.info(f"Running manifest: {m}")
           self.message_logger.setManifest(m)

           args = list(self.args_by_manifest[m])[0]
           self.extraArgs = []
           if args:
               for arg in args.strip().split():
                   # Split off the argument value if available so that both
                   # name and value will be set individually
                   self.extraArgs.extend(arg.split("="))

               self.log.info(
                   "The following arguments will be set:\n  {}".format(
                       "\n  ".join(self.extraArgs)
                   )
               )

           prefs = list(self.prefs_by_manifest[m])[0]
           self.extraPrefs = origPrefs.copy()
           if prefs:
               prefs = [p.strip() for p in prefs.strip().split("\n")]
               self.log.info(
                   "The following extra prefs will be set:\n  {}".format(
                       "\n  ".join(prefs)
                   )
               )
               self.extraPrefs.update(parse_preferences(prefs))

           envVars = list(self.env_vars_by_manifest[m])[0]
           self.extraEnv = {}
           if envVars:
               self.extraEnv = envVars.strip().split()
               self.log.info(
                   "The following extra environment variables will be set:\n  {}".format(
                       "\n  ".join(self.extraEnv)
                   )
               )

           self.parseAndCreateTestsDirs(m)

           # If we are using --run-by-manifest, we should not use the profile path (if) provided
           # by the user, since we need to create a new directory for each run. We would face
           # problems if we use the directory provided by the user.
           tests_in_manifest = [t["path"] for t in tests if t["manifest"] == m]
           res = self.runMochitests(options, tests_in_manifest, manifestToFilter=m)
           if res == TBPL_RETRY:  # terminate task
               return res
           result = result or res

           # Dump the logging buffer
           self.message_logger.dump_buffered()
           self.log.group_end(name=m)

           if res == -1:
               break

       if self.manifest is not None:
           self.cleanup(options, True)

       e10s_mode = "e10s" if options.e10s else "non-e10s"

       # for failure mode: where browser window has crashed and we have no reported results
       if (
           self.countpass == self.countfail == self.counttodo == 0
           and options.crashAsPass
       ):
           self.countpass = 1
           self.result = 0

       # printing total number of tests
       if options.flavor == "browser":
           print("TEST-INFO | checking window state")
           print("Browser Chrome Test Summary")
           print("\tPassed: %s" % self.countpass)
           print("\tFailed: %s" % self.countfail)
           print("\tTodo: %s" % self.counttodo)
           print("\tMode: %s" % e10s_mode)
           print("*** End BrowserChrome Test Results ***")
       else:
           print("0 INFO TEST-START | Shutdown")
           print("1 INFO Passed:  %s" % self.countpass)
           print("2 INFO Failed:  %s" % self.countfail)
           print("3 INFO Todo:    %s" % self.counttodo)
           print("4 INFO Mode:    %s" % e10s_mode)
           print("5 INFO SimpleTest FINISHED")

       if os.getenv("MOZ_AUTOMATION") and self.perfherder_data:
           upload_dir = Path(os.getenv("MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR"))
           for i, data in enumerate(self.perfherder_data):
               out_path = upload_dir / f"perfherder-data-mochitest-{i}.json"
               with out_path.open("w", encoding="utf-8") as f:
                   f.write(json.dumps(data))

       self.handleShutdownProfile(options)

       if not result:
           if self.countfail or not (self.countpass or self.counttodo):
               # at least one test failed, or
               # no tests passed, and no tests failed (possibly a crash)
               result = 1

       return result

   def handleShutdownProfile(self, options):
       # If shutdown profiling was enabled, then the user will want to access the
       # performance profile. The following code will display helpful log messages
       # and automatically open the profile if it is requested.
       if self.browserEnv and "MOZ_PROFILER_SHUTDOWN" in self.browserEnv:
           profile_path = self.browserEnv["MOZ_PROFILER_SHUTDOWN"]

           profiler_logger = get_proxy_logger("profiler")
           profiler_logger.info("Shutdown performance profiling was enabled")
           profiler_logger.info("Profile saved locally to: %s" % profile_path)

           if options.profilerSaveOnly or options.profiler:
               # Only do the extra work of symbolicating and viewing the profile if
               # officially requested through a command line flag. The MOZ_PROFILER_*
               # flags can be set by a user.
               symbolicate_profile_json(profile_path, options.symbolsPath)
               view_gecko_profile_from_mochitest(
                   profile_path, options, profiler_logger
               )
           else:
               profiler_logger.info(
                   "The profiler was enabled outside of the mochitests. "
                   "Use --profiler instead of MOZ_PROFILER_SHUTDOWN to "
                   "symbolicate and open the profile automatically."
               )

           # Clean up the temporary file if it exists.
           if self.profiler_tempdir:
               shutil.rmtree(self.profiler_tempdir)

   def doTests(self, options, testsToFilter=None, manifestToFilter=None):
       # A call to initializeLooping method is required in case of --run-by-dir or --bisect-chunk
       # since we need to initialize variables for each loop.
       if options.bisectChunk or options.runByManifest:
           self.initializeLooping(options)

       # get debugger info, a dict of:
       # {'path': path to the debugger (string),
       #  'interactive': whether the debugger is interactive or not (bool)
       #  'args': arguments to the debugger (list)
       # TODO: use mozrunner.local.debugger_arguments:
       # https://github.com/mozilla/mozbase/blob/master/mozrunner/mozrunner/local.py#L42

       debuggerInfo = None
       if options.debugger:
           debuggerInfo = mozdebug.get_debugger_info(
               options.debugger, options.debuggerArgs, options.debuggerInteractive
           )

       if options.useTestMediaDevices:
           self.initializeVirtualAudioDevices()
           devices = findTestMediaDevices(self.log)
           if not devices:
               self.log.error("Could not find test media devices to use")
               return 1
           self.mediaDevices = devices

       # See if we were asked to run on Valgrind
       valgrindPath = None
       valgrindArgs = None
       valgrindSuppFiles = None
       if options.valgrind:
           valgrindPath = options.valgrind
       if options.valgrindArgs:
           valgrindArgs = options.valgrindArgs
       if options.valgrindSuppFiles:
           valgrindSuppFiles = options.valgrindSuppFiles

       if (valgrindArgs or valgrindSuppFiles) and not valgrindPath:
           self.log.error(
               "Specified --valgrind-args or --valgrind-supp-files, but not --valgrind"
           )
           return 1

       if valgrindPath and debuggerInfo:
           self.log.error("Can't use both --debugger and --valgrind together")
           return 1

       if valgrindPath and not valgrindSuppFiles:
           valgrindSuppFiles = ",".join(get_default_valgrind_suppression_files())

       # buildProfile sets self.profile .
       # This relies on sideeffects and isn't very stateful:
       # https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=919300
       self.manifest = self.buildProfile(options)
       if self.manifest is None:
           return 1

       self.leak_report_file = os.path.join(options.profilePath, "runtests_leaks.log")

       self.browserEnv = self.buildBrowserEnv(options, debuggerInfo is not None)

       if self.browserEnv is None:
           return 1

       if self.mozLogs:
           self.browserEnv["MOZ_LOG_FILE"] = "{}/moz-pid=%PID-uid={}.log".format(
               self.browserEnv["MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR"], str(uuid.uuid4())
           )

       status = 0
       try:
           self.startServers(options, debuggerInfo)

           if options.jsconsole:
               options.browserArgs.extend(["--jsconsole"])

           if options.jsdebugger:
               options.browserArgs.extend(["-wait-for-jsdebugger", "-jsdebugger"])

           # -jsdebugger takes a binary path as an optional argument.
           # Append jsdebuggerPath right after `-jsdebugger`.
           if options.jsdebuggerPath:
               options.browserArgs.extend([options.jsdebuggerPath])

           # Remove the leak detection file so it can't "leak" to the tests run.
           # The file is not there if leak logging was not enabled in the
           # application build.
           if os.path.exists(self.leak_report_file):
               os.remove(self.leak_report_file)

           # then again to actually run mochitest
           if options.timeout:
               timeout = options.timeout + 30
           elif options.debugger or options.jsdebugger or not options.autorun:
               timeout = None
           else:
               # We generally want the JS harness or marionette to handle
               # timeouts if they can.
               # The default JS harness timeout is currently 300 seconds.
               # The default Marionette socket timeout is currently 360 seconds.
               # Wait a little (10 seconds) more before timing out here.
               # See bug 479518 and bug 1414063.
               timeout = 370.0

           if "MOZ_CHAOSMODE=0xfb" in options.environment and timeout:
               timeout *= 2

           # Detect shutdown leaks for m-bc runs if
           # code coverage is not enabled.
           detectShutdownLeaks = False
           if options.jscov_dir_prefix is None:
               detectShutdownLeaks = (
                   mozinfo.info["debug"]
                   and options.flavor == "browser"
                   and options.subsuite != "thunderbird"
                   and not options.crashAsPass
               )

           self.start_script_kwargs["flavor"] = self.normflavor(options.flavor)
           marionette_args = {
               "symbols_path": options.symbolsPath,
               "socket_timeout": options.marionette_socket_timeout,
               "startup_timeout": options.marionette_startup_timeout,
           }

           if options.marionette:
               host, port = options.marionette.split(":")
               marionette_args["host"] = host
               marionette_args["port"] = int(port)

           # testsToFilter parameter is used to filter out the test list that
           # is sent to getTestsByScheme
           for scheme, tests in self.getTestsByScheme(
               options, testsToFilter, True, manifestToFilter
           ):
               # read the number of tests here, if we are not going to run any,
               # terminate early
               if not tests:
                   continue

               self.currentTests = [t["path"] for t in tests]
               testURL = self.buildTestURL(options, scheme=scheme)

               self.buildURLOptions(options, self.browserEnv)
               if self.urlOpts:
                   testURL += "?" + "&".join(self.urlOpts)

               if options.runFailures:
                   testURL += "&runFailures=true"

               if options.timeoutAsPass:
                   testURL += "&timeoutAsPass=true"

               if options.conditionedProfile:
                   testURL += "&conditionedProfile=true"

               self.log.info(f"runtests.py | Running with scheme: {scheme}")
               self.log.info(f"runtests.py | Running with e10s: {options.e10s}")
               self.log.info(
                   "runtests.py | Running with fission: {}".format(
                       mozinfo.info.get("fission", True)
                   )
               )
               self.log.info(
                   "runtests.py | Running with cross-origin iframes: {}".format(
                       mozinfo.info.get("xorigin", False)
                   )
               )
               self.log.info(
                   "runtests.py | Running with socketprocess_e10s: {}".format(
                       mozinfo.info.get("socketprocess_e10s", False)
                   )
               )
               self.log.info(f"runtests.py | Running {scheme} tests: start.\n")
               ret, _ = self.runApp(
                   testURL,
                   self.browserEnv,
                   options.app,
                   profile=self.profile,
                   extraArgs=options.browserArgs + self.extraArgs,
                   utilityPath=options.utilityPath,
                   debuggerInfo=debuggerInfo,
                   valgrindPath=valgrindPath,
                   valgrindArgs=valgrindArgs,
                   valgrindSuppFiles=valgrindSuppFiles,
                   symbolsPath=options.symbolsPath,
                   timeout=timeout,
                   detectShutdownLeaks=detectShutdownLeaks,
                   screenshotOnFail=options.screenshotOnFail,
                   bisectChunk=options.bisectChunk,
                   restartAfterFailure=options.restartAfterFailure,
                   marionette_args=marionette_args,
                   e10s=options.e10s,
                   runFailures=options.runFailures,
                   crashAsPass=options.crashAsPass,
                   currentManifest=manifestToFilter,
               )
               self.log.info(
                   f"runtests.py | Running {scheme} tests: end. status: {ret}"
               )
               status = ret or status
       except KeyboardInterrupt:
           self.log.info("runtests.py | Received keyboard interrupt.\n")
           status = -1
       except Exception as e:
           traceback.print_exc()
           self.log.error(
               "Automation Error: Received unexpected exception while running application\n"
           )
           if "ADBTimeoutError" in repr(e):
               self.log.info("runtests.py | Device disconnected. Aborting test.\n")
               raise
           status = 1
       finally:
           self.stopServers()

       ignoreMissingLeaks = options.ignoreMissingLeaks
       leakThresholds = options.leakThresholds

       if options.crashAsPass:
           ignoreMissingLeaks.append("tab")
           ignoreMissingLeaks.append("socket")

       # Provide a floor for Windows chrome leak detection, because we know
       # we have some Windows-specific shutdown hangs that we avoid by timing
       # out and leaking memory.
       if options.flavor == "chrome" and mozinfo.isWin:
           leakThresholds["default"] += 1296

       # Stop leak detection if m-bc code coverage is enabled
       # by maxing out the leak threshold for all processes.
       if options.jscov_dir_prefix:
           for processType in leakThresholds:
               ignoreMissingLeaks.append(processType)
               leakThresholds[processType] = sys.maxsize

       utilityPath = options.utilityPath or options.xrePath
       if status == 0:
           # ignore leak checks for crashes
           mozleak.process_leak_log(
               self.leak_report_file,
               leak_thresholds=leakThresholds,
               ignore_missing_leaks=ignoreMissingLeaks,
               log=self.log,
               stack_fixer=get_stack_fixer_function(utilityPath, options.symbolsPath),
               scope=manifestToFilter,
           )

       if self.manifest is not None:
           self.cleanup(options, False)

       return status

   def handleTimeout(
       self,
       timeout,
       proc,
       utilityPath,
       debuggerInfo,
       browser_pid,
       processLog,
       symbolsPath,
   ):
       """handle process output timeout"""
       # TODO: bug 913975 : _processOutput should call self.processOutputLine
       # one more time one timeout (I think)
       message = {
           "action": "test_end",
           "status": "TIMEOUT",
           "expected": "PASS",
           "thread": None,
           "pid": None,
           "source": "mochitest",
           "time": int(time.time() * 1000),
           "test": self.lastTestSeen,
           "message": "application timed out after %d seconds with no output"
           % int(timeout),
       }

       # for looping scenarios (like --restartAfterFailure), document the test
       key = message["test"].split(" ")[0].split("/")[-1].strip()
       if key not in self.expectedError:
           self.expectedError[key] = message.get("message", message["message"]).strip()

       # need to send a test_end in order to have mozharness process messages properly
       # this requires a custom message vs log.error/log.warning/etc.
       self.message_logger.process_message(message)
       self.message_logger.dump_buffered()
       self.message_logger.buffering = False
       self.log.warning("Force-terminating active process(es).")

       browser_pid = browser_pid or proc.pid

       # Send a signal to start the profiler - if we're running on Linux or MacOS
       profiler_logger = get_proxy_logger("profiler")
       if mozinfo.isLinux or mozinfo.isMac:
           profiler_logger.warning(
               "Attempting to start the profiler to help with diagnosing the hang."
           )
           profiler_logger.info(
               "Sending SIGUSR1 to pid %d start the profiler." % browser_pid
           )
           os.kill(browser_pid, signal.SIGUSR1)
           profiler_logger.info("Waiting 10s to capture a profile...")
           time.sleep(10)
           profiler_logger.info(
               "Sending SIGUSR2 to pid %d stop the profiler." % browser_pid
           )
           os.kill(browser_pid, signal.SIGUSR2)
           # We trigger `killPid` further down in this function, which will
           # stop the profiler writing to disk. As we might still be writing a
           # profile when we run `killPid`, we might end up with a truncated
           # profile. Instead, we give the profiler ten seconds to write a
           # profile (which should be plenty of time!) See Bug 1906151 for more
           # details, and Bug 1905929 for an intermediate solution that would
           # allow this test to watch for the profile file being completed.
           profiler_logger.info("Wait 10s for Firefox to write the profile to disk.")
           time.sleep(10)

           # Symbolicate the profile generated above using signals. The profile
           # file will be named something like:
           #  `$MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR/profile_${tid}_${pid}.json
           # where `tid` is /currently/ always 0 (we can only write our profile
           # from the main thread). This may change if we end up writing from
           # other threads in firefox. See `profiler_find_dump_path()` in
           # `platform.cpp` for more details on how we name signal-generated
           # profiles.
           # Sanity check that we actually have a MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR
           if "MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR" in os.environ:
               profiler_logger.info(
                   "Symbolicating profile in %s" % os.environ["MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR"]
               )
               profile_path = "{}/profile_0_{}.json".format(
                   os.environ["MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR"], browser_pid
               )
               profiler_logger.info("Looking inside symbols dir: %s)" % symbolsPath)
               profiler_logger.info("Symbolicating profile: %s" % profile_path)
               symbolicate_profile_json(profile_path, symbolsPath)
       else:
           profiler_logger.info(
               "Not sending a signal to start the profiler - not on MacOS or Linux. See Bug 1823370."
           )

       child_pids = self.extract_child_pids(processLog, browser_pid)
       self.log.info("Found child pids: %s" % child_pids)

       if HAVE_PSUTIL:
           try:
               browser_proc = [psutil.Process(browser_pid)]
           except Exception:
               self.log.info("Failed to get proc for pid %d" % browser_pid)
               browser_proc = []
           try:
               child_procs = [psutil.Process(pid) for pid in child_pids]
           except Exception:
               self.log.info("Failed to get child procs")
               child_procs = []
           for pid in child_pids:
               self.killAndGetStack(
                   pid, utilityPath, debuggerInfo, dump_screen=not debuggerInfo
               )
           gone, alive = psutil.wait_procs(child_procs, timeout=30)
           for p in gone:
               self.log.info("psutil found pid %s dead" % p.pid)
           for p in alive:
               self.log.warning("failed to kill pid %d after 30s" % p.pid)
           self.killAndGetStack(
               browser_pid, utilityPath, debuggerInfo, dump_screen=not debuggerInfo
           )
           gone, alive = psutil.wait_procs(browser_proc, timeout=30)
           for p in gone:
               self.log.info("psutil found pid %s dead" % p.pid)
           for p in alive:
               self.log.warning("failed to kill pid %d after 30s" % p.pid)
       else:
           self.log.error(
               "psutil not available! Will wait 30s before "
               "attempting to kill parent process. This should "
               "not occur in mozilla automation. See bug 1143547."
           )
           for pid in child_pids:
               self.killAndGetStack(
                   pid, utilityPath, debuggerInfo, dump_screen=not debuggerInfo
               )
           if child_pids:
               time.sleep(30)

           self.killAndGetStack(
               browser_pid, utilityPath, debuggerInfo, dump_screen=not debuggerInfo
           )

   def archiveMozLogs(self):
       if self.mozLogs:
           with zipfile.ZipFile(
               "{}/mozLogs.zip".format(os.environ["MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR"]),
               "w",
               zipfile.ZIP_DEFLATED,
           ) as logzip:
               for logfile in glob.glob(
                   "{}/moz*.log*".format(os.environ["MOZ_UPLOAD_DIR"])
               ):
                   logzip.write(logfile, os.path.basename(logfile))
                   os.remove(logfile)
               logzip.close()

   class OutputHandler:
       """line output handler for mozrunner"""

       def __init__(
           self,
           harness,
           utilityPath,
           symbolsPath=None,
           dump_screen_on_timeout=True,
           dump_screen_on_fail=False,
           shutdownLeaks=None,
           lsanLeaks=None,
           bisectChunk=None,
           restartAfterFailure=None,
       ):
           """
           harness -- harness instance
           dump_screen_on_timeout -- whether to dump the screen on timeout
           """
           self.harness = harness
           self.utilityPath = utilityPath
           self.symbolsPath = symbolsPath
           self.dump_screen_on_timeout = dump_screen_on_timeout
           self.dump_screen_on_fail = dump_screen_on_fail
           self.shutdownLeaks = shutdownLeaks
           self.lsanLeaks = lsanLeaks
           self.bisectChunk = bisectChunk
           self.restartAfterFailure = restartAfterFailure
           self.browserProcessId = None
           self.stackFixerFunction = self.stackFixer()

       def processOutputLine(self, line):
           """per line handler of output for mozprocess"""
           # Parsing the line (by the structured messages logger).
           messages = self.harness.message_logger.parse_line(line)

           for message in messages:
               # Passing the message to the handlers
               msg = message
               for handler in self.outputHandlers():
                   msg = handler(msg)

               # Processing the message by the logger
               self.harness.message_logger.process_message(msg)
               self.parse_perfherder_data(msg)

       __call__ = processOutputLine

       def outputHandlers(self):
           """returns ordered list of output handlers"""
           handlers = [
               self.fix_stack,
               self.record_last_test,
               self.dumpScreenOnTimeout,
               self.dumpScreenOnFail,
               self.trackShutdownLeaks,
               self.trackLSANLeaks,
               self.countline,
           ]
           if self.bisectChunk or self.restartAfterFailure:
               handlers.append(self.record_result)
               handlers.append(self.first_error)

           return handlers

       def stackFixer(self):
           """
           return get_stack_fixer_function, if any, to use on the output lines
           """
           return get_stack_fixer_function(self.utilityPath, self.symbolsPath)

       def finish(self):
           if self.shutdownLeaks:
               numFailures, errorMessages = self.shutdownLeaks.process()
               self.harness.countfail += numFailures
               for message in errorMessages:
                   msg = {
                       "action": "test_end",
                       "status": "FAIL",
                       "expected": "PASS",
                       "thread": None,
                       "pid": None,
                       "source": "mochitest",
                       "time": int(time.time() * 1000),
                       "test": message["test"],
                       "message": message["msg"],
                   }
                   self.harness.message_logger.process_message(msg)

           if self.lsanLeaks:
               self.harness.countfail += self.lsanLeaks.process()

       # output message handlers:
       # these take a message and return a message

       def record_result(self, message):
           # by default make the result key equal to pass.
           if message["action"] == "test_start":
               key = message["test"].split("/")[-1].strip()
               self.harness.result[key] = "PASS"
           elif message["action"] == "test_status":
               if "expected" in message:
                   key = message["test"].split("/")[-1].strip()
                   self.harness.result[key] = "FAIL"
               elif message["status"] == "FAIL":
                   key = message["test"].split("/")[-1].strip()
                   self.harness.result[key] = "TODO"
           return message

       def first_error(self, message):
           if (
               message["action"] == "test_status"
               and "expected" in message
               and message["status"] == "FAIL"
           ):
               key = message["test"].split("/")[-1].strip()
               if key not in self.harness.expectedError:
                   error_msg = message.get("message") or message.get("subtest") or ""
                   self.harness.expectedError[key] = error_msg.strip()
           return message

       def countline(self, message):
           if message["action"] == "log":
               line = message.get("message", "")
           elif message["action"] == "process_output":
               line = message.get("data", "")
           else:
               return message
           val = 0
           try:
               val = int(line.split(":")[-1].strip())
           except (AttributeError, ValueError):
               return message

           if "Passed:" in line:
               self.harness.countpass += val
           elif "Failed:" in line:
               self.harness.countfail += val
           elif "Todo:" in line:
               self.harness.counttodo += val
           return message

       def fix_stack(self, message):
           if self.stackFixerFunction:
               if message["action"] == "log":
                   message["message"] = self.stackFixerFunction(message["message"])
               elif message["action"] == "process_output":
                   message["data"] = self.stackFixerFunction(message["data"])
           return message

       def record_last_test(self, message):
           """record last test on harness"""
           if message["action"] == "test_start":
               self.harness.lastTestSeen = message["test"]
           elif message["action"] == "test_end":
               self.harness.lastTestSeen = "{} (finished)".format(message["test"])
           return message

       def dumpScreenOnTimeout(self, message):
           if (
               not self.dump_screen_on_fail
               and self.dump_screen_on_timeout
               and message["action"] == "test_status"
               and "expected" in message
               and message["subtest"] is not None
               and "Test timed out" in message["subtest"]
           ):
               self.harness.dumpScreen(self.utilityPath)
           return message

       def dumpScreenOnFail(self, message):
           if (
               self.dump_screen_on_fail
               and "expected" in message
               and message["status"] == "FAIL"
           ):
               self.harness.dumpScreen(self.utilityPath)
           return message

       def trackLSANLeaks(self, message):
           if self.lsanLeaks and message["action"] in ("log", "process_output"):
               line = (
                   message.get("message", "")
                   if message["action"] == "log"
                   else message["data"]
               )
               if "(finished)" in self.harness.lastTestSeen:
                   self.lsanLeaks.log(line, self.harness.lastManifest)
               else:
                   self.lsanLeaks.log(line, self.harness.lastTestSeen)
           return message

       def trackShutdownLeaks(self, message):
           if self.shutdownLeaks:
               self.shutdownLeaks.log(message)
           return message

       def parse_perfherder_data(self, message):
           PERFHERDER_MATCHER = re.compile(r"PERFHERDER_DATA:\s*(\{.*\})\s*$")
           match = PERFHERDER_MATCHER.search(message.get("message", ""))
           if match:
               data = json.loads(match.group(1))
               self.harness.perfherder_data.append(data)


def view_gecko_profile_from_mochitest(profile_path, options, profiler_logger):
   """Getting shutdown performance profiles from just the command line arguments is
   difficult. This function makes the developer ergonomics a bit easier by taking the
   generated Gecko profile, and automatically serving it to profiler.firefox.com. The
   Gecko profile during shutdown is dumped to disk at:

   {objdir}/_tests/testing/mochitest/{profilename}

   This function takes that file, and launches a local webserver, and then points
   a browser to profiler.firefox.com to view it. From there it's easy to publish
   or save the profile.
   """

   if options.profilerSaveOnly:
       # The user did not want this to automatically open, only share the location.
       return

   if not os.path.exists(profile_path):
       profiler_logger.error(
           "No profile was found at the profile path, cannot "
           "launch profiler.firefox.com."
       )
       return

   profiler_logger.info("Loading this profile in the Firefox Profiler")

   view_gecko_profile(profile_path)


def run_test_harness(parser, options):
   parser.validate(options)

   logger_options = {
       key: value
       for key, value in vars(options).items()
       if key.startswith("log") or key == "valgrind"
   }

   runner = MochitestDesktop(
       options.flavor, logger_options, options.stagedAddons, quiet=options.quiet
   )

   options.runByManifest = False
   if options.flavor in ("plain", "a11y", "browser", "chrome"):
       options.runByManifest = True

   # run until failure, then loop until all tests have ran
   # using looping similar to bisection code
   if options.restartAfterFailure:
       options.runUntilFailure = True

   if options.verify or options.verify_fission:
       result = runner.verifyTests(options)
   else:
       result = runner.runTests(options)

   runner.archiveMozLogs()
   runner.message_logger.finish()
   return result


def cli(args=sys.argv[1:]):
   # parse command line options
   parser = MochitestArgumentParser(app="generic")
   options = parser.parse_args(args)
   if options is None:
       # parsing error
       sys.exit(1)

   return run_test_harness(parser, options)


if __name__ == "__main__":
   sys.exit(cli())