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Adds test infrastructure for deleting bgw jobs. We do this using isolation tests. We add infrastructure for running bgws in isolation tests. We also add infrastructure to control which user runs the bgw scheduler and jobs during the tests. We test the bgw delete as non-superuser.
104 lines
3.3 KiB
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104 lines
3.3 KiB
Bash
Executable File
#!/usr/bin/env bash
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# Wrapper around pg_regress to be able to override the tests to run via the
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# TESTS environment variable
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# NB this script mirrors the adjacent pg_regress.sh, and they should
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# be kept in sync
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CURRENT_DIR=$(dirname $0)
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EXE_DIR=${EXE_DIR:-${CURRENT_DIR}}
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SPECS_DIR=${SPECS_DIR:-${EXE_DIR}/isolation/specs}
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PG_ISOLATION_REGRESS=${PG_ISOLATION_REGRESS:-pg_isolation_regress}
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ISOLATION_TEST_SCHEDULE=${ISOLATION_TEST_SCHEDULE:-}
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TEMP_SCHEDULE=${CURRENT_DIR}/temp_schedule
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TESTS=${TESTS:-}
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IGNORES=${IGNORES:-}
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SKIPS=${SKIPS:-}
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contains() {
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# a list contains a value foo if the regex ".* foo .*" holds true
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[[ $1 =~ (.*[[:space:]]|^)$2([[:space:]].*|$) ]];
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return $?
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}
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echo "TESTS ${TESTS}"
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echo "IGNORES ${IGNORES}"
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echo "SKIPS ${SKIPS}"
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if [[ -z ${TESTS} ]]; then
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if [[ -z ${ISOLATION_TEST_SCHEDULE} ]]; then
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for t in ${SPECS_DIR}/*.spec; do
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t=${t##${SPECS_DIR}/}
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t=${t%.spec}
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if ! contains "${SKIPS}" "${t}"; then
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TESTS="${TESTS} ${t}"
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fi
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done
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elif [[ -n ${IGNORES} ]] || [[ -n ${SKIPS} ]]; then
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# get the tests from the test schedule, but ignore our IGNORES
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while read t; do
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if [[ t =~ ignore:* ]]; then
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t=${t##ignore:* }
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IGNORES="${t} ${IGNORES}"
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# run the test but ignore the result
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TESTS="${TESTS} ${t}"
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continue
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fi
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t=${t##test: }
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## check each individual test in test group to see if it should be ignored
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## note that now isolation tests are not grouped together and so the for loop
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## will always run once.
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for el in ${t[@]}; do
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if ! contains "${SKIPS}" "${el}"; then
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TESTS="${TESTS} ${el}"
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fi
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done
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done < ${ISOLATION_TEST_SCHEDULE}
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# no longer needed as the contents has been parsed above
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# and unsetting it helps take a shortcut later
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ISOLATION_TEST_SCHEDULE=
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else
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PG_ISOLATION_REGRESS_OPTS="${PG_ISOLATION_REGRESS_OPTS} --schedule=${ISOLATION_TEST_SCHEDULE}"
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fi
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else
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# Both this and pg_regress.sh use the same TESTS env var to decide which tests to run.
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# Since we only want to pass the test runner the kind of tests it can understand,
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# and only those which actually exist, we use TESTS as a filter for the test folder,
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# passing in only those tests from the directory which are found in TESTS
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FILTER=${TESTS}
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TESTS=
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for t in ${SPECS_DIR}/*.spec*; do
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t=${t##${SPECS_DIR}/}
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t=${t%.spec}
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t=${t%.spec.in}
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if contains "${FILTER}" "${t}" && ! contains "${SKIPS}" "${t}"; then
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TESTS="${TESTS} $t"
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fi
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done
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# When TESTS is specified the passed tests scheduler is not used and emptying it helps take a shortcut later
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ISOLATION_TEST_SCHEDULE=
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fi
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if [[ -z ${TESTS} ]] && [[ -z ${ISOLATION_TEST_SCHEDULE} ]]; then
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exit 0;
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fi
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touch ${TEMP_SCHEDULE}
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rm ${TEMP_SCHEDULE}
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touch ${TEMP_SCHEDULE}
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for t in ${IGNORES}; do
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echo "ignore: ${t}" >> ${TEMP_SCHEDULE}
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done
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for t in ${TESTS}; do
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echo "test: ${t}" >> ${TEMP_SCHEDULE}
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done
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PG_ISOLATION_REGRESS_OPTS="${PG_ISOLATION_REGRESS_OPTS} --schedule=${TEMP_SCHEDULE}"
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${PG_ISOLATION_REGRESS} $@ ${PG_ISOLATION_REGRESS_OPTS}
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