def test_query_before_fetch_returned(self):
mock_response_future = Future()
mock_response_future.returned_queries = []
mock_response_future.called = False
mock_response_future.executed = False
future_called_lock = Lock()
def upon_execute(query):
with future_called_lock:
if mock_response_future.called:
first_run = False
else:
mock_response_future.called = True
first_run = True
if first_run:
mock_response_future.result()
mock_response_future.executed = True
mock_response_future.returned_queries.append(query)
try:
mock_kusto_client = MockKustoClient(upon_execute=upon_execute,
record_metadata=True)
table = PyKustoClient(
mock_kusto_client,
fetch_by_default=False)['test_db']['mock_table']
table.refresh()
# Executing a query in a separate thread, because it is supposed to block until the fetch returns
query_thread = Thread(target=Query(table).take(5).execute)
query_thread.start()
# Make sure above lines were called while the fetch query was still waiting
assert not mock_response_future.executed
finally:
# Return the fetch
mock_response_future.set_result(None)
table.wait_for_items()
query_thread.join()
# Make sure the fetch query was indeed called
assert mock_response_future.executed
# Before the fix the order of returned query was reversed
self.assertEqual(
[
RecordedQuery(
'test_db',
'.show table mock_table | project AttributeName, AttributeType | limit 10000'
),
RecordedQuery('test_db', 'mock_table | take 5'),
],
mock_response_future.returned_queries,
)
