def test_info_invalidate_cache(azure, second_azure):
with azure_teardown(azure):
# construct initial cache and ensure the file doesn't already exist
assert not azure.exists(a, invalidate_cache=False)
assert not second_azure.exists(a, invalidate_cache=False)
with azure.open(a, 'wb') as f:
f.write(b'a' * 5)
# verify that it works in the fs that did the write and not on the other
info = azure.info(a, invalidate_cache=False)
with pytest.raises(FileNotFoundError):
second_azure.info(a, invalidate_cache=False)
# then invalidate
second_info = second_azure.info(a, invalidate_cache=True)
assert info['length'] == 5
assert info['name'] == a
assert info['type'] == 'FILE'
assert info['length'] == second_info['length']
assert info['name'] == second_info['name']
assert info['type'] == second_info['type']
# assure that the cache was properly repopulated on the info call
assert second_azure.info(test_dir,
invalidate_cache=False)['type'] == 'DIRECTORY'
def test_exists_remove_invalidate_cache(azure, second_azure):
with azure_teardown(azure):
# test to ensure file does not exist up front, cache doesn't matter
assert not azure.exists(a, invalidate_cache=False)
assert not second_azure.exists(a, invalidate_cache=False)
azure.touch(a)
# now ensure that it exists in the client that did the work, but not in the other
assert azure.exists(a, invalidate_cache=False)
assert not second_azure.exists(a, invalidate_cache=False)
# now, with cache invalidation it should exist
assert second_azure.exists(a, invalidate_cache=True)
azure.rm(a)
# same idea with remove. It should no longer exist (cache invalidated or not) in client 1, but still exist in client 2
assert not azure.exists(a, invalidate_cache=False)
assert second_azure.exists(a, invalidate_cache=False)
# now ensure it does not exist when we do invalidate the cache
assert not second_azure.exists(a, invalidate_cache=True)