def test_sigpipe(self):
r, w = os.pipe()
task = prepare_task(self.Infinite, outstream=os.fdopen(w, 'w'))
raised = Queue(maxsize=1)
def execute():
try:
task.execute([])
except IOError as e:
raised.put(e)
execution = threading.Thread(target=execute,
name='ConsoleTaskTest_sigpipe')
execution.setDaemon(True)
execution.start()
try:
data = os.read(r, 5)
self.assertEqual('jake\n', data)
os.close(r)
finally:
task.stop()
execution.join()
with pytest.raises(Empty):
e = raised.get_nowait()
# Instead of taking the generic pytest.raises message, provide a more detailed failure
# message that shows exactly what untrapped error was on the queue.
self.fail('task raised %s' % e)
def test_sigpipe(self):
r, w = os.pipe()
task = prepare_task(self.Infinite, outstream=os.fdopen(w, 'w'))
raised = Queue(maxsize=1)
def execute():
try:
task.execute([])
except IOError as e:
raised.put(e)
execution = threading.Thread(target=execute, name='ConsoleTaskTest_sigpipe')
execution.setDaemon(True)
execution.start()
try:
data = os.read(r, 5)
self.assertEqual('jake\n', data)
os.close(r)
finally:
task.stop()
execution.join()
with pytest.raises(Empty):
e = raised.get_nowait()
# Instead of taking the generic pytest.raises message, provide a more detailed failure
# message that shows exactly what untrapped error was on the queue.
self.fail('task raised %s' % e)
def execute_task(self, config=sample_ini_test_1):
with closing(StringIO()) as output:
task = prepare_task(BuildBuildDictionary, config=config)
task.execute(())
return output.getvalue()