Beispiel #1
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def test_retry_failed_task(
        app1, job_id1, job_id2, log, tasks_json_tmpfile):
    """
    Retry failed tasks up to max num retries and then remove self from queue

    Tasks should maintain proper task state throughout.
    """
    # create 2 tasks in same queue
    enqueue(app1, job_id1)
    enqueue(app1, job_id2, validate_queued=False)
    nose.tools.assert_equal(2, get_qb_status(app1, job_id1)['app_qsize'])
    nose.tools.assert_equal(job_id1, cycle_queue(app1))
    # run job_id2 and have it fail
    run_code(
        log, tasks_json_tmpfile, app1,
        extra_opts='--bash_cmd "&& notacommand...fail" ')
    # ensure we still have both items in the queue
    nose.tools.assert_true(get_qb_status(app1, job_id1)['in_queue'])
    nose.tools.assert_true(get_qb_status(app1, job_id2)['in_queue'])
    # ensure the failed task is sent to back of the queue
    nose.tools.assert_equal(2, get_qb_status(app1, job_id1)['app_qsize'])
    nose.tools.assert_equal(job_id1, cycle_queue(app1))
    # run and fail n times, where n = max failures
    run_code(
        log, tasks_json_tmpfile, app1,
        extra_opts='--max_retry 1 --bash_cmd "&& notacommand...fail"')
    # verify that job_id2 is removed from queue
    validate_one_queued_task(app1, job_id1)
    # verify that job_id2 state is 'failed' and job_id1 is still pending
    validate_one_failed_task(app1, job_id2)
Beispiel #2
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def test_invalid_queued_job_id(app4, depends_on_job_id1,
                               log, tasks_json_tmpfile):
    job_id = depends_on_job_id1  # this job_id does not match the app
    # manually bypass the decorator that validates job_id
    qb._set_state_unsafe(app4, job_id, pending=True)
    q = qb.get_qbclient().LockingQueue(app4)
    q.put(job_id)
    validate_one_queued_task(app4, job_id)

    run_code(log, tasks_json_tmpfile, app4, '--bash_cmd echo 123')
    validate_one_failed_task(app4, job_id)
    validate_zero_queued_task(app4)