def test_standbys_unset(self, is_ready):
# Standbys helper returns None when no relation data is set.
is_ready.return_value = True
# No connection details present on relation, yet.
self.assertEqual(
client._standbys(self.log, self.relation, self.local_unit), [])
self.assertFalse(is_ready.called)
def test_standbys_unready(self, is_ready):
# Standbys helper returns None when relation app data is set but not yet ready.
is_ready.return_value = False
standbys = ["host=standby1", "host=standby2"]
rd = {"master": "host=master", "standbys": "\n".join(standbys)}
self.harness.update_relation_data(self.relation_id,
self.remote_app_name, rd)
self.assertEqual(
client._standbys(self.log, self.relation, self.local_unit), [])
self.assertTrue(is_ready.called)
is_ready.assert_called_once_with(
self.log,
self.leadership_data,
self.relation.data[self.local_unit],
self.relation.data[self.remote_app],
)
def test_standbys_legacy(self, is_ready):
# Ensure we fall back to using unit relation data if the app relation data is unset.
is_ready.return_value = True
standbys = ["host=standby1", "host=standby2"]
rd = {"master": "host=master", "standbys": "\n".join(standbys)}
self.harness.update_relation_data(self.relation_id,
self.remote_unit_names[1], rd)
self.assertEqual(
client._standbys(self.log, self.relation, self.local_unit),
standbys)
self.assertTrue(is_ready.called)
is_ready.assert_called_once_with(
self.log,
self.leadership_data,
self.relation.data[self.local_unit],
self.relation.data[self.remote_units[1]],
)