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Recognize libc++ uncaught exception messages when OpenMC aborts - #4196
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21-24: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winUse
Pathfor the executable fixture.Create
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- Line 126: Update the error-message parsing in _run so a missing `: ` separator
or an empty message after it uses the existing abort message instead of raising
RuntimeError with an empty string.
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- Around line 21-24: Update the fake_openmc executable fixture to use
pathlib.Path: construct it from Path.cwd(), write it with fake_openmc.open(),
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@GuySten since this comes from the new error message in #4130, would you mind taking a look when you have a moment? On macOS the message currently gets lost because libc++ formats uncaught exceptions differently, so test_tally_nuclide_names.py fails there (and the macOS job in #4194 with it). I’ve also addressed CodeRabbit’s two points. |
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Thanks for this improvement @kavyawadhwa134! One idea on testing exception message parsing.
| # Stand-in for the openmc executable that prints the output and fails | ||
| fake_openmc = os.path.abspath('fake_openmc') | ||
| with open(fake_openmc, 'w') as f: | ||
| f.write(f'#!{sys.executable}\nimport sys\nprint({output!r})\nsys.exit(1)\n') |
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I sincerely appreciate the test here to verify that the formats of all these exceptions are handled appropriately.
I'm wondering if there's a more elegant and portable solution than writing a mock executable file within this test. I'm wondering about your thoughts on using something like monkeypatch to mock the openmc executable for the scope of this test only -- though I suppose really what that really might mean is monkeypatch-ing subprocess.Popen for the duration of this test. Then a call to any function that in turn calls the openmc executable will instead result in a call to that mocked object with controlled output. Thoughts?
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Alternatively, and more simply, we could factor out the section into it's own function and test it with these strings directly.
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@pshriwise thanks, both are nicer than the stand-in executable. I did both: the parsing is now its own function, _get_error_message(output), which _run() calls and which the test checks with the strings directly, and there's one more test that monkeypatches subprocess.Popen so a failed run through openmc.plot_geometry() raises the parsed message. I also added a case for an unrecognized failure.
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42-42: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueUse a raw string or
re.escapefor thematchpattern.Ruff RUF043 flags the
.and$metacharacters. The pattern is correct as a regex, but a raw string makes the intent explicit and clears the warning.Proposed fix
- with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match='^Could not add nuclide$'): + with pytest.raises(RuntimeError, match=r'^Could not add nuclide$'):🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Description
When the
openmcexecutable stops because of an uncaught C++ exception,openmc.run()and related functions read the exception message from the output and raise it as aRuntimeError. The parser inopenmc/executor.pyonly knows the libstdc++ format (terminate called after throwing ... what(): <message>). With libc++, which is the default C++ library on macOS, the same failure printsso on macOS users get
RuntimeError: OpenMC aborted unexpectedly.instead of the actual error.This shows up in
tests/unit_tests/test_tally_nuclide_names.py(added in #4130): all five tests fail on macOS becauseTally::set_nuclidesthrowsstd::runtime_error("Could not add nuclide ...")and the message is lost.Summary
The parsing of the error message moves out of
_run()into its own function,_get_error_message(output)inopenmc/executor.py, which_run()calls. It also recognizes the libc++ format and returns the text after the exception type, in the same way it handleswhat():for libstdc++.The existing
ERROR:andwhat():branches are unchanged, and checked first.If the libc++ line has no message after the exception type (e.g. for an exception that doesn't derive from
std::exception), the usual "OpenMC aborted unexpectedly." is raised instead of an empty message.New
tests/unit_tests/test_executor.py:_get_error_message()directly with each of the output formats (OpenMC'sERROR:, libstdc++, libc++, libc++ without a message, and an unrecognized failure);subprocess.Popenso thatopenmc.plot_geometry()sees a failed process with libc++ output.Neither needs the
openmcexecutable or nuclear data, so the libc++ case is also covered on Linux CI.Testing
On an M2 Mac (macOS 26.6, Apple clang 17), on develop at 3aec0ed:
test_executor.py: 6 passed. With theexecutor.pyfrom develop, the libc++ case fails.test_tally_nuclide_names.py: 5 failed before, 5 passed after.Prepared with help from Claude Code (Opus 5.5, medium effort).
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