def test_execute_commands(cluster):
TestScript = Script(
cluster.get_local_client(0),
"return {KEYS, ARGV}",
)
# XXX: redis<2.10.6 didn't require that a ``Script`` be instantiated with a
# valid client as part of the constructor, which resulted in the SHA not
# actually being set until the script was executed. To ensure the legacy
# behavior still works, we manually unset the cached SHA before executing.
actual_script_hash = TestScript.sha
TestScript.sha = None
results = cluster.execute_commands({
"foo": [
("SET", "foo", "1"),
(TestScript, ("key", ), ("value", )),
("GET", "foo"),
],
"bar": [
("INCRBY", "bar", "2"),
(TestScript, ("key", ), ("value", )),
("GET", "bar"),
],
})
assert TestScript.sha == actual_script_hash
assert results["foo"][0].value
assert results["foo"][1].value == [["key"], ["value"]]
assert results["foo"][2].value == "1"
assert results["bar"][0].value == 2
assert results["bar"][1].value == [["key"], ["value"]]
assert results["bar"][2].value == "2"
def test_execute_commands(cluster):
TestScript = Script(
cluster.get_local_client(0),
'return {KEYS, ARGV}',
)
# XXX: redis<2.10.6 didn't require that a ``Script`` be instantiated with a
# valid client as part of the constructor, which resulted in the SHA not
# actually being set until the script was executed. To ensure the legacy
# behavior still works, we manually unset the cached SHA before executing.
actual_script_hash = TestScript.sha
TestScript.sha = None
results = cluster.execute_commands({
'foo': [
('SET', 'foo', '1'),
(TestScript, ('key', ), ('value', )),
('GET', 'foo'),
],
'bar': [
('INCRBY', 'bar', '2'),
(TestScript, ('key', ), ('value', )),
('GET', 'bar'),
],
})
assert TestScript.sha == actual_script_hash
assert results['foo'][0].value
assert results['foo'][1].value == [['key'], ['value']]
assert results['foo'][2].value == '1'
assert results['bar'][0].value == 2
assert results['bar'][1].value == [['key'], ['value']]
assert results['bar'][2].value == '2'