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I was not going to break the interface until I noticed the current implementation uses the string literal \t.
95 lines
2.6 KiB
Perl
95 lines
2.6 KiB
Perl
use strict;
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use warnings;
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use Setup;
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use Hydra::Event;
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use Hydra::Event::EvalStarted;
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use Test2::V0;
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use Test2::Tools::Exception;
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use Test2::Tools::Mock qw(mock_obj);
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my $ctx = test_context();
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my $builds = $ctx->makeAndEvaluateJobset(
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expression => "basic.nix",
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build => 1
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);
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subtest "Parsing eval_started" => sub {
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like(
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dies { Hydra::Event::parse_payload("eval_started", "") },
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qr/two arguments/,
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"empty payload"
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);
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like(
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dies { Hydra::Event::parse_payload("eval_started", "abc123") },
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qr/two arguments/,
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"one argument"
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);
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like(
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dies { Hydra::Event::parse_payload("eval_started", "abc123\tabc123\tabc123") },
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qr/two arguments/,
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"three arguments"
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);
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like(
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dies { Hydra::Event::parse_payload("eval_started", "abc123\tabc123") },
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qr/should be an integer/,
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"not an integer: second argument"
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);
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is(
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Hydra::Event::parse_payload("eval_started", "abc123\t456"),
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Hydra::Event::EvalStarted->new("abc123", 456)
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);
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};
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subtest "interested" => sub {
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my $event = Hydra::Event::EvalStarted->new(123, []);
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subtest "A plugin which does not implement the API" => sub {
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my $plugin = {};
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my $mock = mock_obj $plugin => ();
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is($event->interestedIn($plugin), 0, "The plugin is not interesting.");
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};
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subtest "A plugin which does implement the API" => sub {
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my $plugin = {};
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my $mock = mock_obj $plugin => (
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add => [
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"evalStarted" => sub {}
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]
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);
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is($event->interestedIn($plugin), 1, "The plugin is interesting.");
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};
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};
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subtest "load" => sub {
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my $jobset = $builds->{"empty_dir"}->jobset;
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my $event = Hydra::Event::EvalStarted->new("traceID", $jobset->id);
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$event->load($ctx->db());
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is($event->{"jobset"}->get_column("id"), $jobset->id, "The jobset record matches.");
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# Create a fake "plugin" with a evalStarted sub, the sub sets this
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# "global" passedTraceID, passedJobset
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my $passedTraceID;
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my $passedJobset;
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my $plugin = {};
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my $mock = mock_obj $plugin => (
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add => [
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"evalStarted" => sub {
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my ($self, $traceID, $jobset) = @_;
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$passedTraceID = $traceID;
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$passedJobset = $jobset;
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}
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]
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);
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$event->execute($ctx->db(), $plugin);
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is($passedTraceID, "traceID", "The plugin is told what the trace ID was");
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is($passedJobset->get_column("id"), $jobset->id, "The plugin's evalStarted hook is called with the right jobset");
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};
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done_testing;
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