def test_populate_replicas_catches_misconfiguration(self):
no_default = {
'DATABASE_ROUTERS': ['pindb.StrictPinDbRouter'],
'MASTER_DATABASES': dict([
('ham', {
'NAME': ':memory:',
'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.sqlite3',
}),
('egg', {
'NAME': ':memory:',
'ENGINE': 'django.db.backends.sqlite3',
})
]),
'DATABASE_SETS': {
'ham': [],
# This normally would have overrides, but lots of sqlites in
# memory are happy together:
'egg': [{}, {}]
},
'PINDB_DELEGATE_ROUTERS': ['test_project.router.HamAndEggRouter']
}
self.assertRaises(PinDbConfigError,
pindb.populate_replicas,
no_default['MASTER_DATABASES'],
{}
)
default_ok = no_default.copy() # Note: not deep, but doesn't matter
default_ok['MASTER_DATABASES']['default'] = default_ok['MASTER_DATABASES']['ham']
del default_ok['MASTER_DATABASES']['ham']
try:
pindb.populate_replicas(
default_ok['MASTER_DATABASES'],
{'default': [], 'egg': []})
except PinDbConfigError:
self.fail("Expected default to be acceptable config.")
def populate_databases(settings_dict):
"""Given a dict of various DB-related settings (DATABASES, MASTER_DATABASES, DATABASE_SETS), finalize all the settings into the DATABASES item of the dict.
Also, turn the SQLite DBs we're using for testing into disk-based ones
rather than memory-based ones, and give each a unique FS path, because
Django buggily fails to come up with unique identifying tuples for multiple
memory-based SQLites. Give each one a TEST_NAME, because otherwise,
django.db.backends.sqlite3.creation reverts to ":memory:".
"""
db_dir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
if 'DATABASES' not in settings_dict:
settings_dict['DATABASES'] = {}
replicas = pindb.populate_replicas(
settings_dict['MASTER_DATABASES'],
settings_dict['DATABASE_SETS']
)
settings_dict['DATABASES'].update(
replicas
)
for alias, db in settings_dict['DATABASES'].items():
db['NAME'] = db['TEST_NAME'] = os.path.join(db_dir, "test_%s" % alias)