gitlab-org--gitlab-foss/spec/lib/gitlab/satellite/action_spec.rb

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require 'spec_helper'
describe 'Gitlab::Satellite::Action' do
let(:project) { create(:project_with_code) }
let(:user) { create(:user) }
describe '#prepare_satellite!' do
it 'create a repository with a parking branch and one remote: origin' do
repo = project.satellite.repo
#now lets dirty it up
starting_remote_count = repo.git.list_remotes.size
starting_remote_count.should >= 1
#kind of hookey way to add a second remote
origin_uri = repo.git.remote({v: true}).split(" ")[1]
begin
repo.git.remote({raise: true}, 'add', 'another-remote', origin_uri)
repo.git.branch({raise: true}, 'a-new-branch')
repo.heads.size.should > (starting_remote_count)
repo.git.remote().split(" ").size.should > (starting_remote_count)
rescue
end
repo.git.config({}, "user.name", "#{user.name} -- foo")
repo.git.config({}, "user.email", "#{user.email} -- foo")
repo.config['user.name'].should =="#{user.name} -- foo"
repo.config['user.email'].should =="#{user.email} -- foo"
#These must happen in the context of the satellite directory...
satellite_action = Gitlab::Satellite::Action.new(user, project)
project.satellite.lock {
#Now clean it up, use send to get around prepare_satellite! being protected
satellite_action.send(:prepare_satellite!, repo)
}
#verify it's clean
heads = repo.heads.map(&:name)
heads.size.should == 1
heads.include?(Gitlab::Satellite::Satellite::PARKING_BRANCH).should == true
remotes = repo.git.remote().split(' ')
remotes.size.should == 1
remotes.include?('origin').should == true
repo.config['user.name'].should ==user.name
repo.config['user.email'].should ==user.email
end
end
describe '#in_locked_and_timed_satellite' do
it 'should make use of a lockfile' do
repo = project.satellite.repo
called = false
#set assumptions
File.rm(project.satellite.lock_file) unless !File.exists? project.satellite.lock_file
File.exists?(project.satellite.lock_file).should be_false
satellite_action = Gitlab::Satellite::Action.new(user, project)
satellite_action.send(:in_locked_and_timed_satellite) do |sat_repo|
repo.should == sat_repo
(File.exists? project.satellite.lock_file).should be_true
called = true
end
called.should be_true
end
it 'should be able to use the satellite after locking' do
pending "can't test this, doesn't seem to be a way to the the flock status on a file, throwing piles of processes at it seems lousy too"
repo = project.satellite.repo
first_call = false
(File.exists? project.satellite.lock_file).should be_false
test_file = ->(called) {
File.exists?(project.satellite.lock_file).should be_true
called.should be_true
File.readlines.should == "some test code"
File.truncate(project.satellite.lock, 0)
File.readlines.should == ""
}
write_file = ->(called, checker) {
if (File.exists?(project.satellite.lock_file))
file = File.open(project.satellite.lock, '+w')
file.write("some test code")
file.close
checker.call(called)
end
}
satellite_action = Gitlab::Satellite::Action.new(user, project)
satellite_action.send(:in_locked_and_timed_satellite) do |sat_repo|
write_file.call(first_call, test_file)
first_call = true
repo.should == sat_repo
(File.exists? project.satellite.lock_file).should be_true
end
first_call.should be_true
puts File.stat(project.satellite.lock_file).inspect
second_call = false
satellite_action.send(:in_locked_and_timed_satellite) do |sat_repo|
write_file.call(second_call, test_file)
second_call = true
repo.should == sat_repo
(File.exists? project.satellite.lock_file).should be_true
end
second_call.should be_true
(File.exists? project.satellite.lock_file).should be_true
end
end
end