use strict;
use warnings;
use 5.010;
use Test::More;
use Tapper::Schema::TestTools;
use Test::Fixture::DBIC::Schema;
use Tapper::Model 'model';
BEGIN{use_ok('Tapper::MCP::State')}
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
construct_fixture( schema => testrundb_schema, fixture => 't/fixtures/testrundb/testrun_with_preconditions.yml' );
# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
my $state = Tapper::MCP::State->new(23);
isa_ok($state, 'Tapper::MCP::State');
sub message_create
{
my ($data) = @_;
my $message = model('TestrunDB')->resultset('Message')->new
({
message => $data,
testrun_id => 23,
});
$message->insert;
return $message;
}
########################################################
# #
# This test checks timeout handling in MCP::State. #
# Please note that we can not test for the exact #
# timeout value we expect because we do not know #
# how much time has passed from the relevant #
# timeout to start running and the time we check #
# this timeout. Thus the test use $expect-1 <=$timeout #
# and $timeout <= $expect. #
# #
########################################################
my $timeout_span = 2;
sub initial_state
{
{'current_state' => 'started',
'install' => {
'timeout_install_span' => 3*$timeout_span,
'timeout_boot_span' => $timeout_span,
'timeout_current_date' => undef
},
'prcs' => [
{
'timeout_boot_span' => 7*$timeout_span,
'timeout_current_date' => undef,
'results' => [],
'current_state' => 'preload'
},
{
'timeout_testprograms_span' => [ 5, 2],
'timeout_boot_span' => 2 * $timeout_span,
'timeout_current_date' => undef,
'results' => [],
'current_state' => 'preload'
},
{
'timeout_testprograms_span' => [ 10, 4],
'timeout_boot_span' => 3 * $timeout_span,
'timeout_current_date' => undef,
'results' => [],
'current_state' => 'preload'
},
{
'timeout_testprograms_span' => [ 15, 6],
'timeout_boot_span' => 4 * $timeout_span,
'timeout_current_date' => undef,
'results' => [],
'current_state' => 'preload'
}
],
'results' => []
}
}
my ($retval, $timeout);
$retval = $state->state_init(initial_state());
is($retval, 0, 'Init succeeded');
($retval, $timeout) = $state->update_state(message_create({state => 'takeoff'}));
my $message_rs = model('TestrunDB')->resultset('Message');
$retval = $state->state_details->current_state();
is($retval, 'reboot_install', 'Current state at installation');
sleep 3;
($retval, $timeout) = $state->update_state($message_rs);
is($state->testrun_finished, 1, 'Timeout detected');
is_deeply($state->state_details->results,
[{
'msg' => 'timeout hit while waiting for installer booting',
'error' => 1,
}],
'Timeout added to results list');
my $expected_timeout;
my $start_time = time();
$retval = $state->state_init(initial_state());
($retval, $timeout) = $state->update_state(message_create({state => 'takeoff'}));
diag '';
diag '################################################# #';
diag 'Timeout tests! Might fail on heavy loaded #';
diag 'machines due to pathological timing issues. #';
diag 'Usually rerunning the tests succeeds. #';
diag '################################################# #';
{
local $TODO = "protect somewhat sensitive timeout handling";
# we expect timeout_install_span
$expected_timeout = 3*$timeout_span-(time() - $start_time);
($retval, $timeout) = $state->update_state(message_create({state => 'start-install'}));
ok(($expected_timeout - 1 <= $timeout and $timeout <= $expected_timeout + 1),
'Timeout returned after start-install within expected range');
# we expect timeout_boot_span of PRC0
$expected_timeout = 7*$timeout_span-(time() - $start_time);
($retval, $timeout) = $state->update_state(message_create({state => 'end-install'}));
ok(($expected_timeout - 1 <= $timeout and $timeout <= $expected_timeout + 1),
'Timeout returned after end-install within expected range');
# we timeout_boot_span of PRC1,
$expected_timeout = 2*$timeout_span-(time() - $start_time);
($retval, $timeout) = $state->update_state(message_create({ state => 'start-guest', prc_number => 1}));
is($retval, 0, '1. guest_started handled');
ok(($expected_timeout - 1 <= $timeout and $timeout <= $expected_timeout + 1),
'Timeout after booting first guest within expected range');
# we still expect timeout_boot_span of PRC1, its lower than PRC2
$expected_timeout = 2*$timeout_span-(time() - $start_time);
($retval, $timeout) = $state->update_state(message_create({ state => 'start-guest', prc_number => 2}));
is($retval, 0, '2. guest_started handled');
ok(($expected_timeout - 1 <= $timeout and $timeout <= $expected_timeout + 1),
'Timeout after booting second guest within expected range');
# we still expect timeout_boot_span of PRC1, its lower than PRC2 and PRC3
$expected_timeout = 2*$timeout_span-(time() - $start_time);
($retval, $timeout) = $state->update_state(message_create({ state => 'start-guest', prc_number => 3}));
is($retval, 0, '2. guest_started handled');
ok(($expected_timeout - 1 <= $timeout and $timeout <= $expected_timeout + 1),
'Timeout after booting third guest within expected range');
$expected_timeout = 60;
($retval, $timeout) = $state->update_state(message_create({ state => 'start-testing', prc_number => 0}));
$timeout = $state->state_details->prc_timeout_current_date(0) - time();
ok(($expected_timeout - 1 <= $timeout and $timeout <= $expected_timeout + 1),
'PRC0 timeout for "end-testing"');
}
done_testing();