def test_database_patch(self):
# We want to test that a connection-recreation event causes connections
# to get repatched. However since django tests are a atomic transaction
# we can't change the connection. Instead we test that the connection
# does get repatched if it's not patched.
for conn in connections.all():
unpatch_conn(conn)
# ensures that the internals are properly traced
url = reverse('users-list')
response = self.client.get(url)
eq_(response.status_code, 200)
# We would be missing span #3, the database span, if the connection
# wasn't patched.
spans = self.tracer.writer.pop()
eq_(len(spans), 3)
eq_(spans[0].name, 'django.request')
eq_(spans[1].name, 'django.template')
eq_(spans[2].name, 'sqlite.query')
def test_database_patch(self):
# We want to test that a connection-recreation event causes connections
# to get repatched. However since django tests are a atomic transaction
# we can't change the connection. Instead we test that the connection
# does get repatched if it's not patched.
for conn in connections.all():
unpatch_conn(conn)
# ensures that the internals are properly traced
url = reverse('users-list')
response = self.client.get(url)
eq_(response.status_code, 200)
# We would be missing span #3, the database span, if the connection
# wasn't patched.
spans = self.tracer.writer.pop()
eq_(len(spans), 3)
eq_(spans[0].name, 'django.request')
eq_(spans[1].name, 'django.template')
eq_(spans[2].name, 'sqlite.query')
