def run_tests_in_emulator(package):
"""Spawn an emulator instance and run the system tests.
:type package: str
:param package: The package to run system tests against.
"""
# Make sure this package has environment vars to replace.
env_vars = PACKAGE_INFO[package]
start_command = get_start_command(package)
# Ignore stdin and stdout, don't pollute the user's output with them.
proc_start = subprocess.Popen(start_command, stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
try:
wait_ready(package, proc_start)
env_init_command = get_env_init_command(package)
proc_env = subprocess.Popen(env_init_command, stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
env_status = proc_env.wait()
if env_status != 0:
raise RuntimeError(env_status, proc_env.stderr.read())
env_lines = proc_env.stdout.read().strip().split('\n')
# Set environment variables before running the system tests.
for env_var in env_vars:
line_prefix = 'export ' + env_var + '='
value, = [line.split(line_prefix, 1)[1] for line in env_lines
if line.startswith(line_prefix)]
os.environ[env_var] = value
run_module_tests(package,
ignore_requirements=True)
finally:
cleanup(proc_start.pid)
def main():
"""Spawn an emulator instance and run the datastore system tests."""
# Ignore stdin and stdout, don't pollute the user's output with them.
proc_start = subprocess.Popen(_START_CMD,
stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
try:
env_lines = subprocess.check_output(_ENV_INIT_CMD).strip().split('\n')
dataset, = [
line.split(_DATASET_PREFIX, 1)[1] for line in env_lines
if line.startswith(_DATASET_PREFIX)
]
host, = [
line.split(_HOST_LINE_PREFIX, 1)[1] for line in env_lines
if line.startswith(_HOST_LINE_PREFIX)
]
# Set environment variables before running the system tests.
os.environ[GCD_DATASET] = dataset
os.environ[GCD_HOST] = host
os.environ['GCLOUD_NO_PRINT'] = 'true'
run_module_tests('datastore', ignore_requirements=True)
finally:
# NOTE: This is mostly defensive. Since ``proc_start`` will be spawned
# by this current process, it should be killed when this process
# exits whether or not we kill it.
proc_start.kill()
def main():
"""Run all the system tests if necessary."""
prepare_to_run()
sys.path.append(ROOT_DIR)
from system_tests.run_system_test import run_module_tests
for module in MODULES:
run_module_tests(module)
def main():
"""Spawn an emulator instance and run the datastore system tests."""
# Ignore stdin and stdout, don't pollute the user's output with them.
proc_start = subprocess.Popen(_START_CMD, stdout=subprocess.PIPE,
stderr=subprocess.PIPE)
try:
env_lines = subprocess.check_output(
_ENV_INIT_CMD).strip().split('\n')
dataset, = [line.split(_DATASET_PREFIX, 1)[1] for line in env_lines
if line.startswith(_DATASET_PREFIX)]
host, = [line.split(_HOST_LINE_PREFIX, 1)[1] for line in env_lines
if line.startswith(_HOST_LINE_PREFIX)]
# Set environment variables before running the system tests.
os.environ[GCD_DATASET] = dataset
os.environ[GCD_HOST] = host
os.environ['GCLOUD_NO_PRINT'] = 'true'
run_module_tests('datastore',
ignore_requirements=True)
finally:
# NOTE: This is mostly defensive. Since ``proc_start`` will be spawned
# by this current process, it should be killed when this process
# exits whether or not we kill it.
proc_start.kill()
def main():
"""Run all the system tests if necessary."""
prepare_to_run()
for module in MODULES:
run_module_tests(module)
