def test_dosync_check_config_invalid():
commands = ["foo"]
with pytest.raises(CommandConfigurationException):
do_sync(logging.INFO,
commands,
None, ["foo", "bar"], [],
"http://localhost:8080/source",
42,
check_config=True)
def project_syncer(logger, loglevel, uri, config_path, sync_period, numworkers,
env):
"""
Wrapper for running opengrok-sync.
To be run in a thread/process in the background.
"""
wait_for_tomcat(logger, uri)
set_config_value(logger, 'projectsEnabled', 'true', uri)
while True:
refresh_projects(logger, uri)
if os.environ.get('OPENGROK_SYNC_YML'): # debug only
config_file = os.environ.get('OPENGROK_SYNC_YML')
else:
config_file = os.path.join(fs_root, 'scripts', 'sync.yml')
config = read_config(logger, config_file)
if config is None:
logger.error("Cannot read config file from {}".format(config_file))
raise Exception("no sync config")
projects = list_projects(logger, uri)
#
# The driveon=True is needed for the initial indexing of newly
# added project, otherwise the incoming check in the opengrok-mirror
# program would short circuit it.
#
if env:
logger.info('Merging commands with environment')
commands = merge_commands_env(config["commands"], env)
logger.debug(config['commands'])
else:
commands = config["commands"]
logger.info("Sync starting")
do_sync(loglevel,
commands,
config.get('cleanup'),
projects,
config.get("ignore_errors"),
uri,
numworkers,
driveon=True,
logger=logger,
print_output=True)
logger.info("Sync done")
# Workaround for https://github.com/oracle/opengrok/issues/1670
Path(os.path.join(OPENGROK_DATA_ROOT, 'timestamp')).touch()
save_config(logger, uri, config_path)
sleep_seconds = sync_period * 60
logger.info("Sleeping for {} seconds".format(sleep_seconds))
time.sleep(sleep_seconds)
def test_dosync_check_config_empty(check_config, expected_times):
commands = []
with patch(pool.Pool.map, lambda x, y, z: []):
assert do_sync(logging.INFO,
commands,
None, ["foo", "bar"], [],
"http://localhost:8080/source",
42,
check_config=check_config) == SUCCESS_EXITVAL
verify(pool.Pool, times=expected_times).map(ANY, ANY, ANY)