Example #1
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 def test_token_to_string(self):
     """Test conversion of token to string."""
     token = Token(version=12345, name='/some_name', owner='some_owner',
                   expirationTime=10, priority=1.5,
                   data=pickle.dumps('some_data'))
     self.assertEqual('Token(version=12345, owner=some_owner, '
                      'expirationTime=1970-01-01 00:00:10 UTC, '
                      'priority=1.500000, name=/some_name, data=some_data)',
                      token_to_str(token))
Example #2
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 def execute(self, client, store):
     output = ''
     tokens = _get_tokens(self._prefix, self._recursive, client)
     if not tokens:
         output += 'total 0\n'
     else:
         output += 'total {0:d}\n'.format(len(tokens))
         for token in tokens:
             output += '{0!s}\n'.format(token_to_str(token))
     return output
Example #3
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 def execute(self, client, store):
     output = ''
     tokens = _get_tokens(self._prefix, self._recursive, client)
     if not tokens:
         output += 'total 0\n'
     else:
         output += 'total %d\n' % len(tokens)
         for token in tokens:
             output += '%s\n' % token_to_str(token)
     return output
Example #4
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 def execute(self, client, store):
     output = ''
     tokens = _get_tokens(self._prefix, self._recursive, client)
     if not tokens:
         output += 'total 0\n'
     else:
         output += 'total %d\n' % len(tokens)
         for token in tokens:
             output += '%s\n' % token_to_str(token)
     return output
Example #5
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 def test_token_to_string(self):
     """Test conversion of token to string."""
     token = Token(version=12345,
                   name='/some_name',
                   owner='some_owner',
                   expirationTime=10,
                   priority=1.5,
                   data=pickle.dumps('some_data'))
     self.assertEqual(
         'Token(version=12345, owner=some_owner, '
         'expirationTime=1970-01-01 00:00:10 UTC, '
         'priority=1.500000, name=/some_name, data=some_data)',
         token_to_str(token))
Example #6
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    def _run_or_reschedule(self):
        """Run the schedule represented by the owned schedule token.

        If the time is right and the overrun policy permits it, run the owned
        schedule token.  Otherwise, reschedule it until a later time.
        """
        assert self._owned_schedule_token
        schedule = pickle.loads(self._owned_schedule_token.data)
        if schedule.next_run_time > time.time():
            LOG.info("not the time to run token: %s",
                     self._owned_schedule_token.name)

            # It's not time to run it yet.  Although we should claim only
            # tokens which are ready to run, clock skew between different
            # machines may result in claiming a token too soon.
            assert self._owned_schedule_token.expirationTime >= schedule.next_run_time, \
                ('%d < %d in token %s' % (self._owned_schedule_token.expirationTime,
                                          schedule.next_run_time,
                                          token_to_str(self._owned_schedule_token)))
        elif (schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.START_NEW
              or schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.ABORT_RUNNING or
              # Ordering of the checks in the "and" condition below is
              # important to avoid a race condition when a workflow gets
              # retried and changes the state from failed to running.
              ((schedule.overrun_policy != OverrunPolicy.DELAY_UNTIL_SUCCESS
                or not schedule.is_failed(self._store))
               and not schedule.is_running(self._store))):
            LOG.info("run token: %s", self._owned_schedule_token.name)

            if schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.ABORT_RUNNING:
                if not self._abort_workflow(schedule):
                    return
            self._request = schedule.run(self._emailer, self._store)
            if self._request:
                self._advance_schedule(schedule)
        elif schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.SKIP:
            LOG.info("skip schedule due to overrun policy for token: %s",
                     self._owned_schedule_token.name)

            self._advance_schedule(schedule)
        elif (schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.DELAY
              or schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.DELAY_UNTIL_SUCCESS):
            LOG.info("delay schedule due to overrun policy for token: %s",
                     self._owned_schedule_token.name)

            self._owned_schedule_token.expirationTime = int(
                time.time() + Scheduler._DELAY_TIME_SEC)
        else:
            raise PinballException(
                'unknown schedule policy %d in token %s' %
                (schedule.overrun_policy, self._owned_schedule_token))
Example #7
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    def _run_or_reschedule(self):
        """Run the schedule represented by the owned schedule token.

        If the time is right and the overrun policy permits it, run the owned
        schedule token.  Otherwise, reschedule it until a later time.
        """
        assert self._owned_schedule_token
        schedule = pickle.loads(self._owned_schedule_token.data)
        if schedule.next_run_time > time.time():
            LOG.info("not the time to run token: %s", self._owned_schedule_token.name)

            # It's not time to run it yet.  Although we should claim only
            # tokens which are ready to run, clock skew between different
            # machines may result in claiming a token too soon.
            assert self._owned_schedule_token.expirationTime >= schedule.next_run_time, \
                ('%d < %d in token %s' % (self._owned_schedule_token.expirationTime,
                                          schedule.next_run_time,
                                          token_to_str(self._owned_schedule_token)))
        elif (schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.START_NEW or
              schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.ABORT_RUNNING or
              # Ordering of the checks in the "and" condition below is
              # important to avoid a race condition when a workflow gets
              # retried and changes the state from failed to running.
              ((schedule.overrun_policy != OverrunPolicy.DELAY_UNTIL_SUCCESS or
                not schedule.is_failed(self._store)) and
               not schedule.is_running(self._store))):
            LOG.info("run token: %s", self._owned_schedule_token.name)

            if schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.ABORT_RUNNING:
                if not self._abort_workflow(schedule):
                    return
            self._request = schedule.run(self._emailer, self._store)
            if self._request:
                self._advance_schedule(schedule)
        elif schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.SKIP:
            LOG.info("skip schedule due to overrun policy for token: %s",
                     self._owned_schedule_token.name)

            self._advance_schedule(schedule)
        elif (schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.DELAY or
              schedule.overrun_policy == OverrunPolicy.DELAY_UNTIL_SUCCESS):
            LOG.info("delay schedule due to overrun policy for token: %s",
                     self._owned_schedule_token.name)

            self._owned_schedule_token.expirationTime = int(
                time.time() + Scheduler._DELAY_TIME_SEC)
        else:
            raise PinballException('unknown schedule policy %d in token %s' % (
                schedule.overrun_policy, self._owned_schedule_token))