Fix flaky/erratic tests in Pleroma.Config.TransferTaskTest

There were async calls happening, so they weren't always finished when assert happened.
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Ilja 2022-07-20 11:53:54 +02:00
parent 9a6280cdb9
commit ba31af021c
2 changed files with 64 additions and 9 deletions

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@ -61,6 +61,12 @@ def handle_cast(:refresh, _state) do
{:noreply, @init_state} {:noreply, @init_state}
end end
# Don't actually restart during tests.
# We just check if the correct call has been done.
# If we actually restart, we get errors during the tests like
# (RuntimeError) could not lookup Ecto repo Pleroma.Repo because it was not started or
# it does not exist
# See tests in Pleroma.Config.TransferTaskTest
def handle_cast({:restart, :test, _}, state) do def handle_cast({:restart, :test, _}, state) do
Logger.debug("pleroma manually restarted") Logger.debug("pleroma manually restarted")
{:noreply, Map.put(state, :need_reboot, false)} {:noreply, Map.put(state, :need_reboot, false)}
@ -74,6 +80,12 @@ def handle_cast({:restart, _, delay}, state) do
def handle_cast({:after_boot, _}, %{after_boot: true} = state), do: {:noreply, state} def handle_cast({:after_boot, _}, %{after_boot: true} = state), do: {:noreply, state}
# Don't actually restart during tests.
# We just check if the correct call has been done.
# If we actually restart, we get errors during the tests like
# (RuntimeError) could not lookup Ecto repo Pleroma.Repo because it was not started or
# it does not exist
# See tests in Pleroma.Config.TransferTaskTest
def handle_cast({:after_boot, :test}, state) do def handle_cast({:after_boot, :test}, state) do
Logger.debug("pleroma restarted after boot") Logger.debug("pleroma restarted after boot")
state = %{state | after_boot: true, rebooted: true} state = %{state | after_boot: true, rebooted: true}

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@ -79,35 +79,70 @@ test "transfer config values with full subkey update" do
describe "pleroma restart" do describe "pleroma restart" do
setup do setup do
on_exit(fn -> Restarter.Pleroma.refresh() end) on_exit(fn ->
Restarter.Pleroma.refresh()
# Restarter.Pleroma.refresh/0 is an asynchronous call.
# A GenServer will first finish the previous call before starting a new one.
# Here we do a synchronous call.
# That way we are sure that the previous call has finished before we continue.
# See https://stackoverflow.com/questions/51361856/how-to-use-task-await-with-genserver
Restarter.Pleroma.rebooted?()
end)
end end
@tag :erratic
test "don't restart if no reboot time settings were changed" do test "don't restart if no reboot time settings were changed" do
clear_config(:emoji) clear_config(:emoji)
insert(:config, key: :emoji, value: [groups: [a: 1, b: 2]]) insert(:config, key: :emoji, value: [groups: [a: 1, b: 2]])
refute String.contains?( refute String.contains?(
capture_log(fn -> TransferTask.start_link([]) end), capture_log(fn ->
TransferTask.start_link([])
# TransferTask.start_link/1 is an asynchronous call.
# A GenServer will first finish the previous call before starting a new one.
# Here we do a synchronous call.
# That way we are sure that the previous call has finished before we continue.
Restarter.Pleroma.rebooted?()
end),
"pleroma restarted" "pleroma restarted"
) )
end end
@tag :erratic
test "on reboot time key" do test "on reboot time key" do
clear_config(:shout) clear_config(:shout)
insert(:config, key: :shout, value: [enabled: false]) insert(:config, key: :shout, value: [enabled: false])
assert capture_log(fn -> TransferTask.start_link([]) end) =~ "pleroma restarted"
# Note that we don't actually restart Pleroma.
# See module Restarter.Pleroma
assert capture_log(fn ->
TransferTask.start_link([])
# TransferTask.start_link/1 is an asynchronous call.
# A GenServer will first finish the previous call before starting a new one.
# Here we do a synchronous call.
# That way we are sure that the previous call has finished before we continue.
Restarter.Pleroma.rebooted?()
end) =~ "pleroma restarted"
end end
@tag :erratic
test "on reboot time subkey" do test "on reboot time subkey" do
clear_config(Pleroma.Captcha) clear_config(Pleroma.Captcha)
insert(:config, key: Pleroma.Captcha, value: [seconds_valid: 60]) insert(:config, key: Pleroma.Captcha, value: [seconds_valid: 60])
assert capture_log(fn -> TransferTask.start_link([]) end) =~ "pleroma restarted"
# Note that we don't actually restart Pleroma.
# See module Restarter.Pleroma
assert capture_log(fn ->
TransferTask.start_link([])
# TransferTask.start_link/1 is an asynchronous call.
# A GenServer will first finish the previous call before starting a new one.
# Here we do a synchronous call.
# That way we are sure that the previous call has finished before we continue.
Restarter.Pleroma.rebooted?()
end) =~ "pleroma restarted"
end end
@tag :erratic
test "don't restart pleroma on reboot time key and subkey if there is false flag" do test "don't restart pleroma on reboot time key and subkey if there is false flag" do
clear_config(:shout) clear_config(:shout)
clear_config(Pleroma.Captcha) clear_config(Pleroma.Captcha)
@ -116,7 +151,15 @@ test "don't restart pleroma on reboot time key and subkey if there is false flag
insert(:config, key: Pleroma.Captcha, value: [seconds_valid: 60]) insert(:config, key: Pleroma.Captcha, value: [seconds_valid: 60])
refute String.contains?( refute String.contains?(
capture_log(fn -> TransferTask.load_and_update_env([], false) end), capture_log(fn ->
TransferTask.load_and_update_env([], false)
# TransferTask.start_link/1 is an asynchronous call.
# A GenServer will first finish the previous call before starting a new one.
# Here we do a synchronous call.
# That way we are sure that the previous call has finished before we continue.
Restarter.Pleroma.rebooted?()
end),
"pleroma restarted" "pleroma restarted"
) )
end end