// runDiagnostics performs the actual execution of diagnostics once they're built.
func runDiagnostics(logger *log.Logger, diagnostics []types.Diagnostic, warnCount int, errorCount int) (bool, error, int, int) {
for _, diagnostic := range diagnostics {
func() { // wrap diagnostic panic nicely in case of developer error
defer func() {
if r := recover(); r != nil {
errorCount += 1
stack := debug.Stack()
logger.Error("CED5001",
fmt.Sprintf("While running the %s diagnostic, a panic was encountered.\nThis is a bug in diagnostics. Error and stack trace follow: \n%s\n%s",
diagnostic.Name(), fmt.Sprintf("%v", r), stack))
}
}()
if canRun, reason := diagnostic.CanRun(); !canRun {
if reason == nil {
logger.Notice("CED5002", fmt.Sprintf("Skipping diagnostic: %s\nDescription: %s", diagnostic.Name(), diagnostic.Description()))
} else {
logger.Notice("CED5003", fmt.Sprintf("Skipping diagnostic: %s\nDescription: %s\nBecause: %s", diagnostic.Name(), diagnostic.Description(), reason.Error()))
}
return
}
logger.Notice("CED5004", fmt.Sprintf("Running diagnostic: %s\nDescription: %s", diagnostic.Name(), diagnostic.Description()))
r := diagnostic.Check()
for _, entry := range r.Logs() {
logger.LogEntry(entry)
}
warnCount += len(r.Warnings())
errorCount += len(r.Errors())
}()
}
return errorCount > 0, nil, warnCount, errorCount
}
