def test_nonexistent_run_get_run_list(self):
query = RunDBQuery(self.bad_runno)
if __hostname__.find('plus'):
query._cmd_ = [os.path.dirname(__file__) + '/rdbt', '2']
query.parse()
self.assertFalse(query.get_valid_runs(1800))
def test_good_range_get_run_list(self):
query = RunDBQuery(self.good_runrange)
if __hostname__.find('plus'):
query._cmd_ = [os.path.dirname(__file__) + '/rdbt', '1']
query.parse()
self.assertTrue(query.get_valid_runs(1800))
def test_filename_parsing(self):
query = RunDBQuery(self.good_runrange)
if __hostname__.find('plus'):
query._cmd_ = [os.path.dirname(__file__) + '/rdbt', '4']
query.parse()
self.assertEqual(len(query.get_files(self.good_runno)), 70)
debug('No run range or list was provided. ' \
'List of runs will be determined automagically!')
# NOTE: We only process runs longer than time threshold (~30 min
# default), many runs are likely to be skipped b/c of this
# condition. Assign an arbitrary run range (1k is long enough to
# cover a technical stop) such that we always find at least one
# significant run.
last_run = max(get_last_run(runlist),get_last_run(graveyardrunlist))
runs = [last_run + 1, last_run + 1000]
## trim list of runs by run duration from run database.
from crontools.rundbquery import RunDBQuery
debug('Run list before trimming: %s' % runs)
# query the database and get validated list of runs
query = RunDBQuery(runs)
query.parse()
runs = query.get_valid_runs(_cliopts.threshold)
# NOTE: If there is a need to further filter the run list according to
# other criteria, one can use something like this:
# def _my_filter(run):
# rinfo = query.get_run_info(run)
# if test(rinfo): return True
# return False
# runs = filter(_my_filter, runs)
debug('Run list after trimming: %s' % runs)
## acquire lock and run job
from glob import glob
from crontools.utils import add_runs, get_dir_tree, mkdir_p
