def test_remove_context_error():
class FailingContext:
def __init__(self):
self.count = 1
self.closed = False
def close(self):
if self.count > 0:
self.count -= 1
raise RuntimeError("Cannot close yet")
self.closed = True
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]))
ticket.add_context(1, FailingContext())
ticket.cancel(timeout=0)
# If closing a context fails, keep it. The ticket cannot be removed until
# this context is removed successfully.
with pytest.raises(RuntimeError):
ticket.remove_context(1)
info = ticket.info()
assert info["connections"] == 1
# Calling again will close and remove the context successfully.
ticket.remove_context(1)
info = ticket.info()
assert info["connections"] == 0
def test_cancel_wait():
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]))
# Add connections using this ticket.
connections = []
for i in range(4):
ctx = Context()
ticket.add_context(i, ctx)
connections.append(ctx)
def close_connections():
time.sleep(0.1)
for i in range(4):
ticket.remove_context(i)
info = ticket.info()
assert not info["canceled"]
assert info["connections"] == 4
t = util.start_thread(close_connections)
try:
ticket.cancel(timeout=10)
# After the ticket was canceled, number of connections must be zero.
info = ticket.info()
assert info["connections"] == 0
# And all contexts must be closed.
assert all(ctx.closed for ctx in connections)
finally:
t.join()
def test_remove_context_missing():
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]))
ticket.add_context(1, Context())
assert ticket.info()["connections"] == 1
ticket.remove_context(2)
assert ticket.info()["connections"] == 1
def test_cancel_timeout(cfg):
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]), cfg)
# Add conection - having connections does not block cancelation, but we
# cannot have ongoing operations without a connection.
ctx = Context()
ticket.add_context(1, ctx)
# Ongoing operation blocks cancel.
ticket._add_operation(Operation(0, 100))
# Canceling will time out.
with pytest.raises(errors.TransferCancelTimeout):
ticket.cancel(timeout=0.001)
# Ticket is marked as canceled, but the context was not closed.
assert ticket.canceled
assert not ctx.closed
# Caller can poll ticket "active" property and remove the ticket when the
# ticket is inactive.
info = ticket.info()
assert info["canceled"]
assert info["active"]
assert info["connections"] == 1
def test_cancel_wait(cfg):
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]), cfg)
# Add connections using this ticket.
users = []
for cid in range(4):
ctx = Context()
op = Operation(cid * 1024**2, 1024**2)
ticket.add_context(cid, ctx)
ticket._add_operation(op)
users.append((cid, ctx, op))
# Add idle connection.
idle_ctx = Context()
ticket.add_context(4, idle_ctx)
def finish_operations():
time.sleep(0.1)
for cid, ctx, op in users:
# Removing operation from a canceled ticket raises, send and error
# and close the connection.
try:
ticket._remove_operation(op)
except errors.AuthorizationError:
ticket.remove_context(cid)
info = ticket.info()
assert not info["canceled"]
assert info["connections"] == 5
assert info["active"]
t = util.start_thread(finish_operations)
try:
ticket.cancel(timeout=10)
finally:
t.join()
info = ticket.info()
# After the ticket was canceled, ticket is inactive, and all ongoging
# connnections removed from ticket. The idle connection is left, but its
# context is closed.
assert not info["active"]
assert info["connections"] == 1
assert all(ctx.closed for cid, ctx, op in users)
assert idle_ctx.closed
def test_cancel_unused():
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]))
ticket.cancel()
# Ticket is canceled and can be removed immediately.
assert ticket.canceled
info = ticket.info()
assert info["canceled"]
assert info["connections"] == 0
def test_cancel_async():
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]))
ticket.add_context(1, None)
ticket.cancel(timeout=0)
# Ticket is canceled, but it cannot be removed.
assert ticket.canceled
info = ticket.info()
assert info["canceled"]
assert info["connections"] == 1
def test_cancel_no_connection(cfg):
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]), cfg)
ticket.cancel()
# Ticket is canceled and can be removed immediately.
assert ticket.canceled
info = ticket.info()
assert info["canceled"]
assert not info["active"]
assert info["connections"] == 0
def test_repr():
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(
ops=["read"], filename="tmp_file"))
ticket_repr = repr(ticket)
info = ticket.info()
del info["timeout"]
for key, value in info.items():
pair = "%s=%r" % (key, value)
assert pair in ticket_repr
def test_cancel_async(cfg):
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]), cfg)
ctx = Context()
ticket.add_context(1, ctx)
ticket._add_operation(Operation(0, 100))
ticket.cancel(timeout=0)
# Ticket is marked as canceled, but the context was not closed.
assert ticket.canceled
assert not ctx.closed
info = ticket.info()
assert info["canceled"]
assert info["active"]
assert info["connections"] == 1
def test_cancel_timeout():
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]))
ticket.add_context(1, None)
# Canceling will time out.
with pytest.raises(errors.TicketCancelTimeout):
ticket.cancel(timeout=0.001)
# But ticket is marked as canceled.
assert ticket.canceled
# Caller can poll ticket status and remove the ticket when number of
# connections is zero.
info = ticket.info()
assert info["canceled"]
assert info["connections"] == 1
def test_cancel_idle_connection(cfg):
ticket = Ticket(testutil.create_ticket(ops=["read"]), cfg)
ctx = Context()
ticket.add_context(1, ctx)
ticket.cancel()
# Ticket is canceled and can be removed immediately.
assert ticket.canceled
assert ctx.closed
info = ticket.info()
assert info["canceled"]
assert not info["active"]
# The conection context was closed. The connection will be closed when it
# times out or when a user send the next request.
assert info["connections"] == 1