def test_enqueue_without_tracer(self, _1, _2, patched_config):
"""Make sure we try to handle execution control requests.
"""
def get_option(name):
if name == "server.runOnSave":
# Just to avoid starting the watcher for no reason.
return False
if name == "client.displayEnabled":
return True
if name == "runner.installTracer":
return False
raise RuntimeError("Unexpected argument to get_option: %s" % name)
patched_config.get_option.side_effect = get_option
rs = ReportSession(False, None, "", "", UploadedFileManager())
mock_script_runner = MagicMock()
mock_script_runner._install_tracer = ScriptRunner._install_tracer
rs._scriptrunner = mock_script_runner
rs.enqueue({"dontcare": 123})
func = mock_script_runner.maybe_handle_execution_control_request
# Expect func to be called only once, inside enqueue().
func.assert_called_once()
def test_enqueue_with_tracer(self, _1, _2, patched_config):
"""Make sure there is no lock contention when tracer is on.
When the tracer is set up, we want
maybe_handle_execution_control_request to be executed only once. There
was a bug in the past where it was called twice: once from the tracer
and once from the enqueue function. This caused a lock contention.
"""
def get_option(name):
if name == "server.runOnSave":
# Just to avoid starting the watcher for no reason.
return False
if name == "client.displayEnabled":
return True
if name == "runner.installTracer":
return True
raise RuntimeError("Unexpected argument to get_option: %s" % name)
patched_config.get_option.side_effect = get_option
rs = ReportSession(False, None, "", "", UploadedFileManager())
mock_script_runner = MagicMock()
rs._scriptrunner = mock_script_runner
rs.enqueue({"dontcare": 123})
func = mock_script_runner.maybe_handle_execution_control_request
# In reality, outside of a testing environment func should be called
# once. But in this test we're actually not installing a tracer here,
# since Report is mocked. So the correct behavior here is for func to
# never be called. If you ever see it being called once here it's
# likely because there's a bug in the enqueue function (which should
# skip func when installTracer is on).
func.assert_not_called()
def test_handle_save_request(self, _1):
"""Test that handle_save_request serializes files correctly."""
# Create a ReportSession with some mocked bits
rs = ReportSession(False, self.io_loop, "mock_report.py", "",
UploadedFileManager())
rs._report.report_id = "TestReportID"
orig_ctx = get_report_ctx()
ctx = ReportContext("TestSessionID", rs._report.enqueue, None, None,
None)
add_report_ctx(ctx=ctx)
rs._scriptrunner = MagicMock()
storage = MockStorage()
rs._storage = storage
# Send two deltas: empty and markdown
st.empty()
st.markdown("Text!")
yield rs.handle_save_request(_create_mock_websocket())
# Check the order of the received files. Manifest should be last.
self.assertEqual(3, len(storage.files))
self.assertEqual("reports/TestReportID/0.pb", storage.get_filename(0))
self.assertEqual("reports/TestReportID/1.pb", storage.get_filename(1))
self.assertEqual("reports/TestReportID/manifest.pb",
storage.get_filename(2))
# Check the manifest
manifest = storage.get_message(2, StaticManifest)
self.assertEqual("mock_report", manifest.name)
self.assertEqual(2, manifest.num_messages)
self.assertEqual(StaticManifest.DONE, manifest.server_status)
# Check that the deltas we sent match messages in storage
sent_messages = rs._report._master_queue._queue
received_messages = [
storage.get_message(0, ForwardMsg),
storage.get_message(1, ForwardMsg),
]
self.assertEqual(sent_messages, received_messages)
add_report_ctx(ctx=orig_ctx)
