Exemple #1
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    def test_status(self):
        """
        Test to confirm that the function retries when the service is in the
        activating/deactivating state.
        """
        active = {"stdout": "active", "stderr": "", "retcode": 0, "pid": 12345}
        inactive = {
            "stdout": "inactive",
            "stderr": "",
            "retcode": 3,
            "pid": 12345
        }
        activating = {
            "stdout": "activating",
            "stderr": "",
            "retcode": 3,
            "pid": 12345
        }
        deactivating = {
            "stdout": "deactivating",
            "stderr": "",
            "retcode": 3,
            "pid": 12345,
        }

        check_mock = Mock()

        cmd_mock = MagicMock(
            side_effect=[activating, activating, active, inactive])
        with patch.dict(systemd.__salt__,
                        {"cmd.run_all": cmd_mock}), patch.object(
                            systemd, "_check_for_unit_changes", check_mock):
            ret = systemd.status("foo")
            assert ret is True
            # We should only have had three calls, since the third was not
            # either in the activating or deactivating state and we should not
            # have retried after.
            assert cmd_mock.call_count == 3

        cmd_mock = MagicMock(
            side_effect=[deactivating, deactivating, inactive, active])
        with patch.dict(systemd.__salt__,
                        {"cmd.run_all": cmd_mock}), patch.object(
                            systemd, "_check_for_unit_changes", check_mock):
            ret = systemd.status("foo")
            assert ret is False
            # We should only have had three calls, since the third was not
            # either in the activating or deactivating state and we should not
            # have retried after.
            assert cmd_mock.call_count == 3

        cmd_mock = MagicMock(
            side_effect=[activating, activating, active, inactive])
        with patch.dict(systemd.__salt__,
                        {"cmd.run_all": cmd_mock}), patch.object(
                            systemd, "_check_for_unit_changes", check_mock):
            ret = systemd.status("foo", wait=0.25)
            assert ret is False
            # We should only have had two calls, because "wait" was set too low
            # to allow for more than one retry.
            assert cmd_mock.call_count == 2

        cmd_mock = MagicMock(side_effect=[active, inactive])
        with patch.dict(systemd.__salt__,
                        {"cmd.run_all": cmd_mock}), patch.object(
                            systemd, "_check_for_unit_changes", check_mock):
            ret = systemd.status("foo")
            assert ret is True
            # We should only have a single call, because the first call was in
            # the active state.
            assert cmd_mock.call_count == 1

        cmd_mock = MagicMock(side_effect=[inactive, active])
        with patch.dict(systemd.__salt__,
                        {"cmd.run_all": cmd_mock}), patch.object(
                            systemd, "_check_for_unit_changes", check_mock):
            ret = systemd.status("foo")
            assert ret is False
            # We should only have a single call, because the first call was in
            # the inactive state.
            assert cmd_mock.call_count == 1
Exemple #2
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    def test_status(self):
        '''
        Test to confirm that the function retries when the service is in the
        activating/deactivating state.
        '''
        active = {'stdout': 'active', 'stderr': '', 'retcode': 0, 'pid': 12345}
        inactive = {
            'stdout': 'inactive',
            'stderr': '',
            'retcode': 3,
            'pid': 12345
        }
        activating = {
            'stdout': 'activating',
            'stderr': '',
            'retcode': 3,
            'pid': 12345
        }
        deactivating = {
            'stdout': 'deactivating',
            'stderr': '',
            'retcode': 3,
            'pid': 12345
        }

        check_mock = Mock()

        cmd_mock = MagicMock(
            side_effect=[activating, activating, active, inactive])
        with patch.dict(systemd.__salt__, {'cmd.run_all': cmd_mock}), \
                patch.object(systemd, '_check_for_unit_changes', check_mock):
            ret = systemd.status('foo')
            assert ret is True
            # We should only have had three calls, since the third was not
            # either in the activating or deactivating state and we should not
            # have retried after.
            assert cmd_mock.call_count == 3

        cmd_mock = MagicMock(
            side_effect=[deactivating, deactivating, inactive, active])
        with patch.dict(systemd.__salt__, {'cmd.run_all': cmd_mock}), \
                patch.object(systemd, '_check_for_unit_changes', check_mock):
            ret = systemd.status('foo')
            assert ret is False
            # We should only have had three calls, since the third was not
            # either in the activating or deactivating state and we should not
            # have retried after.
            assert cmd_mock.call_count == 3

        cmd_mock = MagicMock(
            side_effect=[activating, activating, active, inactive])
        with patch.dict(systemd.__salt__, {'cmd.run_all': cmd_mock}), \
                patch.object(systemd, '_check_for_unit_changes', check_mock):
            ret = systemd.status('foo', wait=0.25)
            assert ret is False
            # We should only have had two calls, because "wait" was set too low
            # to allow for more than one retry.
            assert cmd_mock.call_count == 2

        cmd_mock = MagicMock(side_effect=[active, inactive])
        with patch.dict(systemd.__salt__, {'cmd.run_all': cmd_mock}), \
                patch.object(systemd, '_check_for_unit_changes', check_mock):
            ret = systemd.status('foo')
            assert ret is True
            # We should only have a single call, because the first call was in
            # the active state.
            assert cmd_mock.call_count == 1

        cmd_mock = MagicMock(side_effect=[inactive, active])
        with patch.dict(systemd.__salt__, {'cmd.run_all': cmd_mock}), \
                patch.object(systemd, '_check_for_unit_changes', check_mock):
            ret = systemd.status('foo')
            assert ret is False
            # We should only have a single call, because the first call was in
            # the inactive state.
            assert cmd_mock.call_count == 1