User: I need you to modify this script to also set the size, if the test has the [PipelineSize("2x"), or 4x, or 8x

If no PipelineSize is set, then the size should not be set for the step..


#!/bin/bash

# Extract unique categories from .cs files
CATEGORIES=$(grep -rho '\[Trait("Category", "[^"]*")\]' --include=\*.cs ../tagomat.tests | sed -E 's/\[Trait\("Category", "([^"]+)"\)\]/\1/' | sort -u)

EXCLUDE_FILTER=""
run_step() {
  local NAME=$1
  local FILTER=$2
  local SAFE_NAME=$(echo "$NAME" | sed 's/[^a-zA-Z0-9_-]/-/g') # Sanitize name

  echo "      - step:"
  echo "          max-time: 15"
  #echo "          size: 2x"
  echo "          name: \"Test $NAME\""
  echo "          script:"
  echo "            - set -e"
  echo "            - dotnet test publish/tagomat.tests.dll --filter \"$FILTER\" --blame --blame-hang --blame-hang-timeout 12min --logger:\"junit;LogFilePath=./test-reports/results-$SAFE_NAME.xml\" --nologo -v q --parallel"
  echo "            - exit \$?"
}

for CATEGORY in $CATEGORIES; do
  run_step "$CATEGORY" "Category=$CATEGORY"
  EXCLUDE_FILTER+="Category!=$CATEGORY & "
done

run_step "Uncategorized" "${EXCLUDE_FILTER% & }"

Assistant: To modify your script so that it also sets the size of the step based on the `PipelineSize` attribute, you can extract that information as well. Here’s how you can update your script to achieve this:

1. Use `grep` to look for the PipelineSize attributes in the code.
2. Set the size based on the extracted PipelineSize value.
3. Only include the size in the configuration if it's set.

Here's how you can modify your script:

```bash
#!/bin/bash

# Extract unique categories and sizes from .cs files
CATEGORIES=$(grep -rho '\[Trait("Category", "[^"]*")\]' --include=\*.cs ../tagomat.tests | sed -E 's/\[Trait\("Category", "([^"]+)"\)\]/\1/' | sort -u)

# Extract unique sizes from .cs files
SIZES=$(grep -rho '\[PipelineSize\("([^"]+)"\)\]' --include=\*.cs ../tagomat.tests | sed -E 's/\[PipelineSize\("([^"]+)"\)\]/\1/' | sort -u)

EXCLUDE_FILTER=""
run_step() {
  local NAME=$1
  local FILTER=$2
  local SIZE=$3
  local SAFE_NAME=$(echo "$NAME" | sed 's/[^a-zA-Z0-9_-]/-/g') # Sanitize name

  echo "      - step:"
  echo "          max-time: 15"
  
  # If SIZE is set, add it to the step
  if [[ -n "$SIZE" ]]; then
    echo "          size: $SIZE"
  fi
  
  echo "          name: \"Test $NAME\""
  echo "          script:"
  echo "            - set -e"
  echo "            - dotnet test publish/tagomat.tests.dll --filter \"$FILTER\" --blame --blame-hang --blame-hang-timeout 12min --logger:\"junit;LogFilePath=./test-reports/results-$SAFE_NAME.xml\" --nologo -v q --parallel"
  echo "            - exit \$?"
}

for CATEGORY in $CATEGORIES; do
  # Attempt to match the category with a size
  SIZE=""
  if grep -q "\[PipelineSize(\"2x\|4x\|8x\")\]" --include=\*.cs ../tagomat.tests; then
    SIZE=$(grep -o "\[PipelineSize(\"2x\|4x\|8x\")\]" --include=\*.cs ../tagomat.tests | sed -E 's/\[PipelineSize\("(.*)"\)\]/\1/')
  fi
  run_step "$CATEGORY" "Category=$CATEGORY" "$SIZE"
  EXCLUDE_FILTER+="Category!=$CATEGORY & "
done

run_step "Uncategorized" "${EXCLUDE_FILTER% & }"
```

### Key Changes:
1. **Size Extraction**: A new `SIZES` variable is set up to capture unique sizes specified in the test files. This is done similarly to how categories are captured.
2. **Conditional Size Setting**: Inside the `run_step()` function, the script checks if a `SIZE` is set. If it is, that size is included in the step definition.
3. **Size Matching Logic**: In the loop through categories, the script checks if sizes are matched and extracted based on the `PipelineSize` attribute. The logic may require adjustments depending on the exact structure of your body text if `PipelineSize` is associated with other attributes or tests.

### Note:
Modify the regular expressions and logic as necessary to fit the exact formatting in your files since the above is quite general. Adjust the size extraction to ensure it only captures relevant sizes associated with specific tests if they are not globally set.
User: that's weird, it doesn't work?

grep -rho '\[Trait("Category", "[^"]*")\]' --include=\*.cs ../tagomat.tests | sed -E 's/\[Trait\("Category", "([^"]+)"\)\]/\1/' | sort -u 

Produces no results, here's what my test looks like

[Trait("Category", "Bagomat-FX")]
[PipelineSize("4x")]
public class BagomatPassengerTransactionTestsMCPLC_FX : BagomatPassengerTransactionTestsMCPLCBase
{
Assistant: It looks like your test class indeed has both a `Trait` attribute for the category and a `PipelineSize` attribute, but the previous implementation may not accurately capture those attributes if they're not directly associated with test methods. The original `grep` commands looked for a specific format but might have missed certain cases.

Let's ensure we can extract both categories and sizes correctly regardless of how they are formatted in the file. Here’s how to revise the script to accommodate that:

1. **Capture both `Trait` and `PipelineSize` attributes, including those on the class level.** 
2. **Use an associative array to map categories to sizes.**

Here is the modified bash script:

```bash
#!/bin/bash

# Declare an associative array to hold sizes for categories
declare -A CATEGORY_SIZE

# Extract unique categories and their sizes from .cs files
while read -r line; do
    CATEGORY=$(echo "$line" | grep -oP '\[Trait\("Category", "\K[^"]+')
    SIZE=$(echo "$line" | grep -oP '\[PipelineSize\("\K[^"]+')
    if [[ -n "$CATEGORY" && -n "$SIZE" ]]; then
        CATEGORY_SIZE["$CATEGORY"]="$SIZE"
    fi
done < <(grep -h -E '\[Trait\("Category", "[^"]*"\]|\[PipelineSize\("([4-8]x|2x)"\]' --include=\*.cs ../tagomat.tests)

EXCLUDE_FILTER=""

run_step() {
    local NAME=$1
    local FILTER=$2
    local SIZE=${CATEGORY_SIZE["$NAME"]}
    local SAFE_NAME=$(echo "$NAME" | sed 's/[^a-zA-Z0-9_-]/-/g') # Sanitize name

    echo "      - step:"
    echo "          max-time: 15"
  
    # If SIZE is set, add it to the step
    if [[ -n "$SIZE" ]]; then
        echo "          size: $SIZE"
    fi
  
    echo "          name: \"Test $NAME\""
    echo "          script:"
    echo "            - set -e"
    echo "            - dotnet test publish/tagomat.tests.dll --filter \"$FILTER\" --blame --blame-hang --blame-hang-timeout 12min --logger:\"junit;LogFilePath=./test-reports/results-$SAFE_NAME.xml\" --nologo -v q --parallel"
    echo "            - exit \$?"
}

# Extract unique categories
CATEGORIES=$(echo "${!CATEGORY_SIZE[@]}")

for CATEGORY in $CATEGORIES; do
    run_step "$CATEGORY" "Category=$CATEGORY"
    EXCLUDE_FILTER+="Category!=$CATEGORY & "
done

run_step "Uncategorized" "${EXCLUDE_FILTER% & }"
```

### Key Changes:
1. **Associative Array**: We use an associative array `CATEGORY_SIZE` to store the size related to each category. This allows for a dynamic association between categories and sizes.
   
2. **Combined Parsing**: The script uses a single `while read` loop that processes both `Trait` and `PipelineSize` lines simultaneously from the file. 

3. **Extraction Logic**: The extraction logic captures the categories and their corresponding pipeline sizes in a single pass through the matched lines, which is more efficient and reliable.

### Usage:
- Ensure you now have classes that properly include the `[Trait]` and `[PipelineSize]` attributes.
- This script should handle those attributes regardless of whether your test is a class or individual test.

### Further Adaptations:
- If your test structure varies even more, additional adaptations might be required to properly traverse the files or parse the attributes depending on the specific format.
User: ./scripts/generate-pipeline-test-steps.sh: line 4: declare: -A: invalid option
Assistant: