def test_ps_complete_empty_procs(system_processes):
# same as test_ps_complete() but starting with an empty "system_procs" dict
pg_processes, __, new_system_procs, fs_blocksize = system_processes
def sys_get_proc(pid):
return new_system_procs.pop(pid, None)
system_procs = {}
with patch("pgactivity.activities.sys_get_proc", new=sys_get_proc):
procs, io_read, io_write = activities.ps_complete(
pg_processes, system_procs, fs_blocksize)
assert not new_system_procs # all new system processes consumed
assert io_read == IOCounter.default()
assert io_write == IOCounter.default()
assert len(procs) == len(pg_processes)
assert system_procs
def test_ps_complete(system_processes):
pg_processes, system_procs, new_system_procs, fs_blocksize = system_processes
def sys_get_proc(pid):
return new_system_procs.pop(pid, None)
n_system_procs = len(system_procs)
with patch("pgactivity.activities.sys_get_proc", new=sys_get_proc):
procs, io_read, io_write = activities.ps_complete(
pg_processes, system_procs, fs_blocksize)
assert not new_system_procs # all new system processes consumed
assert io_read == IOCounter.default()
assert io_write == IOCounter.default()
assert len(procs) == len(pg_processes)
assert len(system_procs) == n_system_procs
assert {p.pid
for p in procs} == {
6221,
6222,
6223,
6224,
6225,
6226,
6227,
6228,
6229,
6230,
6231,
6232,
6233,
6234,
6235,
6237,
6238,
6239,
6240,
}