Cleanup deprecated PyAuto media tests.

chrome/test/functional/media/media_test_env_names.py

Index: chrome/test/functional/media/media_test_env_names.py
diff --git a/chrome/test/functional/media/media_test_env_names.py b/chrome/test/functional/media/media_test_env_names.py
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-# Copyright (c) 2011 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
-# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
-# found in the LICENSE file.
-
-
-class MediaTestEnvNames(object):
-  """Class that contains all environment names used in media tests.
-
-  Since PyAuto does not support commandline arguments, we have to rely on
-  environment variables. The following are the names of the environment
-  variables that are used in chrome/src/test/functional/media_test_runner.py
-  and media tests (subclasses of MediaTestBase in
-  chrome/src/test/functional/media_test_base.py)
-  """
-  # PLAYER_HTML is a HTML file that contains media tag and other
-  # JavaScript code for running the test.
-  # Use this to indicate its URL.
-  PLAYER_HTML_URL_ENV_NAME = 'PLAYER_HTML_URL'
-
-  # Display the result output in compact form (e.g., "local", "remote").
-  PLAYER_HTML_URL_NICKNAME_ENV_NAME = 'PLAYER_HTML_URL_NICKNAME'
-
-  # Use this when you want to add extra information in the result output.
-  EXTRA_NICKNAME_ENV_NAME = 'EXTRA_NICKNAME'
-
-  # Define this environment variable when you do not want to report
-  # the first result output. First result includes time to start up the
-  # browser.
-  REMOVE_FIRST_RESULT_ENV_NAME = 'REMOVE_FIRST_RESULT'
-
-  # Add t=Data() parameter in query string to disable media cache
-  # if this environment is defined.
-  ADD_T_PARAMETER_ENV_NAME = 'ADD_T_PARAMETER'
-
-  # Define the number of tries.
-  N_RUNS_ENV_NAME = 'N_RUNS'
-
-  # Define the tag name in HTML (either video or audio).
-  MEDIA_TAG_ENV_NAME = 'HTML_TAG'
-
-  # Define the media file name.
-  MEDIA_FILENAME_ENV_NAME = 'MEDIA_FILENAME'
-
-  # Define the media file nickname that is used for display.
-  MEDIA_FILENAME_NICKNAME_ENV_NAME = 'MEDIA_FILENAME_NICKNAME'
-
-  # Define the interval for the measurement.
-  MEASURE_INTERVAL_ENV_NAME = 'MEASURE_INTERVALS'
-
-  # Define the test scenario file, which contains all operations during tests.
-  TEST_SCENARIO_FILE_ENV_NAME = 'TEST_SCENARIO_FILE'
-
-  # Define the test scenario, which contains operations during tests.
-  TEST_SCENARIO_ENV_NAME = 'TEST_SCENARIO'
-
-  # Define this environment variable if we want to run test using binaries of
-  # reference build, otherwise do not define this variable.
-  REFERENCE_BUILD_ENV_NAME = 'REFERENCE_BUILD'
-
-  # Define the path to the directory that contains binaries of reference build.
-  REFERENCE_BUILD_DIR_ENV_NAME = 'REFERENCE_BUILD_DIR'
-
-  # Define track(caption) file.
-  TRACK_FILE_ENV_NAME = 'TRACK_FILE'
-
-  # Define the number of additional players shown for stress testing.
-  N_EXTRA_PLAYERS_ENV_NAME = 'N_EXTRA_PLAYERS'
-
-  # Define this if this is jerky test.
-  JERKY_TEST_ENV_NAME = 'JERKY_TEST'
-
-  # Define location of the jerky tool binary.
-  JERKY_TOOL_BINARY_LOCATION_ENV_NAME = 'JERKY_TOOL_LOC'
-
-  # Define output directory of the jerky tool.
-  JERKY_TOOL_OUTPUT_DIR_ENV_NAME = 'JERKY_TOOL_OUTPUT_DIR'
-
-  # Define baseline directory of the jerky tool.
-  JERKY_TOOL_BASELINE_DIR_ENV_NAME = 'JERKY_TOOL_BASELINE_DIR'