def canStartWithSlavebuilder(self, slavebuilder):
locks = [(self.botmaster.getLockFromLockAccess(access), access)
for access in self.config.locks]
return Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(locks, slavebuilder)
def testBuildcanStartWithSlavebuilder(self):
b = self.build
slavebuilder1 = Mock()
slavebuilder2 = Mock()
l = SlaveLock('lock')
counting_access = l.access('counting')
real_lock = b.builder.botmaster.getLockByID(l)
# no locks, so both these pass (call twice to verify there's no state/memory)
lock_list = [(real_lock, counting_access)]
self.assertTrue(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertTrue(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertTrue(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
self.assertTrue(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
slave_lock_1 = real_lock.getLock(slavebuilder1.slave)
slave_lock_2 = real_lock.getLock(slavebuilder2.slave)
# then have slavebuilder2 claim its lock:
slave_lock_2.claim(slavebuilder2, counting_access)
self.assertTrue(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertTrue(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertFalse(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
self.assertFalse(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
slave_lock_2.release(slavebuilder2, counting_access)
# then have slavebuilder1 claim its lock:
slave_lock_1.claim(slavebuilder1, counting_access)
self.assertFalse(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertFalse(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertTrue(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
self.assertTrue(
Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
slave_lock_1.release(slavebuilder1, counting_access)
def testBuildcanStartWithSlavebuilder(self):
b = self.build
slavebuilder1 = Mock()
slavebuilder2 = Mock()
l = SlaveLock('lock')
counting_access = l.access('counting')
real_lock = b.builder.botmaster.getLockByID(l)
# no locks, so both these pass (call twice to verify there's no state/memory)
lock_list = [(real_lock, counting_access)]
self.assertTrue(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertTrue(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertTrue(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
self.assertTrue(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
slave_lock_1 = real_lock.getLock(slavebuilder1.slave)
slave_lock_2 = real_lock.getLock(slavebuilder2.slave)
# then have slavebuilder2 claim its lock:
slave_lock_2.claim(slavebuilder2, counting_access)
self.assertTrue(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertTrue(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertFalse(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
self.assertFalse(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
slave_lock_2.release(slavebuilder2, counting_access)
# then have slavebuilder1 claim its lock:
slave_lock_1.claim(slavebuilder1, counting_access)
self.assertFalse(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertFalse(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder1))
self.assertTrue(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
self.assertTrue(Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(lock_list, slavebuilder2))
slave_lock_1.release(slavebuilder1, counting_access)
def canStartWithSlavebuilder(self, slavebuilder):
locks = [(self.botmaster.getLockFromLockAccess(access), access)
for access in self.config.locks]
return Build.canStartWithSlavebuilder(locks, slavebuilder)
