The availability of log files

[Lars v Asseldonk]

Hi all!

Not sure if this is the right place to ask the question, so forgive me if I am wrong. For my master thesis, I am currently researching how to predict a set of microservices out of monolithic software automatically. To make this prediction, I am using three sources of data: static data (structural dependencies between classes and functions), semantic data (e.g. the identifier names and comments) and dynamic information (execution logs). Source code mining allows me to relatively easy extract the first two data sources. However, to gather dynamic data, it is necessary to run the application (or some automated tests). Since I would like to use Thonny as a case study in my research, I have the following questions:

• To what extent is logging available in Thonny?
  
• Do you perhaps have some recent execution logs available?
  
• And lastly, what is the test coverage of Thonny?

Thanks and any help is welcome :)

Best regards,

Lars

[Aivar Annamaa]

Hi!

Unfortunately Thonny has used logging rather sporadically so far. I want to make it more thorough by version 4.0, but it's still in my TODO list.

Thonny's test coverage is almost 0 and I don't expect it to get much better soon (unless someone else is willing to work on this).

Best regards,
Aivar

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