triage
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Triage lit test failures from check-* logs. Extracts FAIL/XPASS/UNRESOLVED/TIMEOUT, diffs against a baseline or previous run, investigates new failures, and produces a classified report. Use when the user asks to triage/analyze test results, check a lit log, or compare test runs.
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lit テスト失敗トリアージ
対象: llvm-lit ベースのテストログ (make check-llvm / check-clang / ninja check-* など)。 どのプロジェクトでも使える。プロジェクト固有の事情 (既知の失敗、方針) は各プロジェクトの CLAUDE.md や test-baselines/ を参照する。
ツール
parse-lit-log.py — この SKILL.md と同じディレクトリにある (stdlib のみ、Python 3.6+)。
以下 $SKILL はこの Skill のディレクトリを指す (ホーム導入なら ~/.claude/skills/triage、
プロジェクト導入なら <repo>/.claude/skills/triage)。
python3 $SKILL/parse-lit-log.py summary <log>... # 集計+失敗一覧
python3 $SKILL/parse-lit-log.py fails <log>... # 失敗名のみ (機械可読)
python3 $SKILL/parse-lit-log.py diff <old> <new> # NEW/FIXED/STILL
python3 $SKILL/parse-lit-log.py detail <log> [pat] # 失敗の詳細ブロック
python3 $SKILL/parse-lit-log.py save <log> <base> # ベースライン保存
python3 $SKILL/parse-lit-log.py check <log> <base> # ベースライン比較check / diff は NEW failure があると exit 1 を返す (スクリプトからの利用向け)。
手順
- 抽出:
summaryでログ全体の状況を把握する。巨大ログを直接 Read しない。 - 比較基準の確定:
- プロジェクトに
test-baselines/があれば最新ベースラインとcheck - 前回のログが指定されていれば
diff - どちらも無ければ全失敗を NEW として扱い、ベースライン作成を提案する
- プロジェクトに
- NEW failure の調査 (1 件ずつ):
detail <log> <テスト名の一部>で失敗詳細を取得- テストファイル本体を読み、何を検証するテストか把握する
git log --oneline -10 -- <テストファイル> <関連ソース>で最近の変更を確認- 分類する:
- regression: 最近の自分/マージの変更が原因
- test-update-needed: 実装は正しいがテストの期待値が古い
- environment: ツールチェーン/環境依存 (パス、バージョン、並列数)
- flaky: タイミング依存・再実行で通る可能性
- pre-existing: ベースライン漏れの既知問題
- 報告: 以下の表で出す。
| テスト | 種別 | 分類 | 原因 (推定) | 推奨アクション | 確度 |
- ベースライン更新:
saveの実行は必ずユーザー確認を取ってから。 NEW failure を調査せずにベースラインへ入れて隠さない。
ルール
- ログ・テスト・ソースの読み取りは自由に行ってよい。ビルドやテストの再実行 (make / ninja / apptainer 等) はプロジェクトのルールに従い、必要ならユーザーに確認する。
- 原因が確定できない場合は「確度: 低」と明記し、確認に必要な次の一手 (実行すべきコマンド) を添える。
- FAIL 0 件のときも summary の数値 (Passed/Unsupported 等) を報告し、前回と大きな乖離が ないか (テスト数の急減など) を確認する。
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