def test_update_table_job_from_other_buildsysten(all_job_priorities_stored):
    # We already have a TaskCluster job like this in the DB
    # The DB entry should be changed to '*'
    data = {
        'build_system_type': 'buildbot',
        'platform': 'linux64',
        'platform_option': 'opt',
        'testtype': 'reftest-e10s-2'
    }
    # Before calling update_table the priority is only for TaskCluster
    assert len(JobPriority.objects.filter(
            buildsystem='taskcluster',
            buildtype=data['platform_option'],
            platform=data['platform'],
            testtype=data['testtype'],
    )) == 1
    # We are checking that only 1 job was updated
    ret_val = _update_table([data])
    assert ret_val == (0, 0, 1)
    assert len(JobPriority.objects.filter(
            buildsystem='*',
            buildtype=data['platform_option'],
            platform=data['platform'],
            testtype=data['testtype'],
    )) == 1
def test_update_table_job_from_other_buildsysten(all_job_priorities_stored):
    # We already have a TaskCluster job like this in the DB
    # The DB entry should be changed to '*'
    data = {
        'build_system_type': 'buildbot',
        'platform': 'linux64',
        'platform_option': 'opt',
        'testtype': 'reftest-e10s-2',
    }
    # Before calling update_table the priority is only for TaskCluster
    assert (len(
        JobPriority.objects.filter(
            buildsystem='taskcluster',
            buildtype=data['platform_option'],
            platform=data['platform'],
            testtype=data['testtype'],
        )) == 1)
    # We are checking that only 1 job was updated
    ret_val = _update_table([data])
    assert ret_val == (0, 0, 1)
    assert (len(
        JobPriority.objects.filter(
            buildsystem='*',
            buildtype=data['platform_option'],
            platform=data['platform'],
            testtype=data['testtype'],
        )) == 1)
def test_update_table_no_new_jobs(initial_values, two_weeks,
                                  job_priority_list, jp_index_fixture, sanitized_data):
    '''
    We test that once a table has information about job priorities future calls with the same data will not change the table
    '''
    # By doing this we won't need DB access
    initial_values.return_value = jp_index_fixture, 1, two_weeks
    assert _update_table(sanitized_data) == (0, 0, 0)
def test_update_table_empty_table(initial_values, jp_save, sanitized_data):
    '''
    We test that starting from an empty table
    '''
    # This set of values is when we're bootstrapping the service (aka empty table)
    initial_values.return_value = {}, 5, None
    jp_save.return_value = None  # Since we don't want to write to the DB
    assert _update_table(sanitized_data) == (3, 0, 0)
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def test_update_table_no_new_jobs(initial_values, two_weeks, job_priority_list,
                                  jp_index_fixture, sanitized_data):
    '''
    We test that once a table has information about job priorities future calls with the same data will not change the table
    '''
    # By doing this we won't need DB access
    initial_values.return_value = jp_index_fixture, 1, two_weeks
    assert _update_table(sanitized_data) == (0, 0, 0)
def test_update_table_empty_table(initial_values, jp_save,
                                  sanitized_data):
    '''
    We test that starting from an empty table
    '''
    # This set of values is when we're bootstrapping the service (aka empty table)
    initial_values.return_value = {}, 5, None
    jp_save.return_value = None  # Since we don't want to write to the DB
    assert _update_table(sanitized_data) == (3, 0, 0)