def setUp(self):
self._command = AbortUpdate()
self._mock_options = mock_verb_options(self._command)
self._mock_options.jobspec = self.TEST_JOBKEY
self._fake_context = FakeAuroraCommandContext()
self._fake_context.set_options(self._mock_options)
self._mock_api = self._fake_context.get_api('UNUSED')
class TestAbortUpdate(AuroraClientCommandTest):
def setUp(self):
self._command = AbortUpdate()
self._mock_options = mock_verb_options(self._command)
self._mock_options.jobspec = self.TEST_JOBKEY
self._fake_context = FakeAuroraCommandContext()
self._fake_context.set_options(self._mock_options)
self._mock_api = self._fake_context.get_api("UNUSED")
def test_abort_update_command_line_succeeds(self):
self._mock_api.query_job_updates.return_value = get_status_query_response()
self._mock_api.abort_job_update.return_value = self.create_simple_success_response()
self._mock_options.message = "hello"
assert self._command.execute(self._fake_context) == EXIT_OK
assert self._mock_api.query_job_updates.mock_calls == [
call(update_statuses=ACTIVE_JOB_UPDATE_STATES, job_key=self.TEST_JOBKEY)
]
assert self._mock_api.abort_job_update.mock_calls == [call(UPDATE_KEY, "hello")]
assert self._fake_context.get_out() == ["Update has been aborted."]
assert self._fake_context.get_err() == []
def test_abort_update_command_line_error(self):
self._mock_api.query_job_updates.return_value = get_status_query_response()
self._mock_api.abort_job_update.return_value = self.create_error_response()
with pytest.raises(Context.CommandError):
self._command.execute(self._fake_context)
assert self._mock_api.query_job_updates.mock_calls == [
call(update_statuses=ACTIVE_JOB_UPDATE_STATES, job_key=self.TEST_JOBKEY)
]
assert self._mock_api.abort_job_update.mock_calls == [call(UPDATE_KEY, None)]
assert self._fake_context.get_out() == []
assert self._fake_context.get_err() == ["Failed to abort update due to error:", "\tWhoops"]
def test_abort_invalid_api_response(self):
# Mimic the API returning two active updates for one job, which should be impossible.
self._mock_api.query_job_updates.return_value = get_status_query_response(count=2)
self._mock_api.abort_job_update.return_value = self.create_error_response()
with pytest.raises(Context.CommandError) as error:
self._command.execute(self._fake_context)
assert error.message == ("scheduler returned multiple active updates for this job.")
assert self._mock_api.query_job_updates.mock_calls == [
call(update_statuses=ACTIVE_JOB_UPDATE_STATES, job_key=self.TEST_JOBKEY)
]
assert self._mock_api.abort_job_update.mock_calls == []
assert self._fake_context.get_out() == []
assert self._fake_context.get_err() == []
def setUp(self):
self._command = AbortUpdate()
self._mock_options = mock_verb_options(self._command)
self._mock_options.jobspec = self.TEST_JOBKEY
self._fake_context = FakeAuroraCommandContext()
self._fake_context.set_options(self._mock_options)
self._mock_api = self._fake_context.get_api('UNUSED')
class TestAbortUpdate(AuroraClientCommandTest):
def setUp(self):
self._command = AbortUpdate()
self._mock_options = mock_verb_options(self._command)
self._mock_options.jobspec = self.TEST_JOBKEY
self._fake_context = FakeAuroraCommandContext()
self._fake_context.set_options(self._mock_options)
self._mock_api = self._fake_context.get_api('UNUSED')
def test_abort_update_command_line_succeeds(self):
self._mock_api.query_job_updates.return_value = get_status_query_response()
self._mock_api.abort_job_update.return_value = self.create_simple_success_response()
self._mock_options.message = 'hello'
assert self._command.execute(self._fake_context) == EXIT_OK
assert self._mock_api.query_job_updates.mock_calls == [
call(update_statuses=ACTIVE_JOB_UPDATE_STATES, job_key=self.TEST_JOBKEY)]
assert self._mock_api.abort_job_update.mock_calls == [call(UPDATE_KEY, 'hello')]
assert self._fake_context.get_out() == ["Update has been aborted."]
assert self._fake_context.get_err() == []
def test_abort_update_command_line_error(self):
self._mock_api.query_job_updates.return_value = get_status_query_response()
self._mock_api.abort_job_update.return_value = self.create_error_response()
with pytest.raises(Context.CommandError):
self._command.execute(self._fake_context)
assert self._mock_api.query_job_updates.mock_calls == [
call(update_statuses=ACTIVE_JOB_UPDATE_STATES, job_key=self.TEST_JOBKEY)]
assert self._mock_api.abort_job_update.mock_calls == [call(UPDATE_KEY, None)]
assert self._fake_context.get_out() == []
assert self._fake_context.get_err() == ["Failed to abort update due to error:", "\tWhoops"]
def test_abort_invalid_api_response(self):
# Mimic the API returning two active updates for one job, which should be impossible.
self._mock_api.query_job_updates.return_value = get_status_query_response(count=2)
self._mock_api.abort_job_update.return_value = self.create_error_response()
with pytest.raises(Context.CommandError) as error:
self._command.execute(self._fake_context)
assert error.message == (
'scheduler returned multiple active updates for this job.')
assert self._mock_api.query_job_updates.mock_calls == [
call(update_statuses=ACTIVE_JOB_UPDATE_STATES, job_key=self.TEST_JOBKEY)]
assert self._mock_api.abort_job_update.mock_calls == []
assert self._fake_context.get_out() == []
assert self._fake_context.get_err() == []
