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introduce uploadConditions.py unit test #34379

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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions CondCore/Utilities/test/BuildFile.xml
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</bin>

<test name="testGetPayloadData" command="test_getPayloadData.sh"/>

<test name="testUploadConditions" command="test_uploadConditions.sh">
<flags PRE_TEST="testBasicPayload"/>
</test>
57 changes: 57 additions & 0 deletions CondCore/Utilities/test/test_uploadConditions.sh
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#!/bin/bash
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you can use #!/bin/bash -e and then you not need die, check_for_success and check_for_failure. with -e script will fail and exit on first failed command.

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I'd rather leave it as is in order to have the printouts.

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you can use #!/bin/bash -ex to have the detailed printsouts :-)

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that doesn't work either, because this:

cmssw/CondCore/Utilities/test/test_uploadConditions.sh

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check_for_failure uploadConditions.py BasicPayload_v0.db <<EOF
y
0
oracle://cms_orcoff_prep/CMS_CONDITIONS
1
uploadConditions unit test
BasicPayload_v0
`echo -ne '\n'`
y
test
test
EOF

is actually expected to fail (due to reasons explained here: #34379 (comment)). So doing what you suggest the test would constantly fail.

check_for_success() {
"${@}" && echo -e "\n ---> Passed test of '${@}'\n\n" || exit 1
}

check_for_failure() {
"${@}" && exit 1 || echo -e "\n ---> Passed test of '${@}'\n\n"
}

function die { echo $1: status $2; exit $2; }

########################################
# Test help function
########################################
check_for_success uploadConditions.py --help

########################################
# Test wizard
########################################
if test -f "BasicPayload_v0_ref.txt"; then
rm -f BasicPayload_v0_ref.txt
fi
cat <<EOF >> BasicPayload_v0_ref.txt
{
"destinationDatabase": "oracle://cms_orcoff_prep/CMS_CONDITIONS",
"destinationTags": {
"BasicPayload_v0": {}
},
"inputTag": "BasicPayload_v0",
"since": 1,
"userText": "uploadConditions unit test"
}
EOF

echo "Content of the directory is:" `ls -lh . | grep db`
echo -ne '\n\n'

if test -f "BasicPayload_v0.txt"; then
rm -f BasicPayload_v0.txt
fi

# this is expected to fail given lack of credentials
check_for_failure uploadConditions.py BasicPayload_v0.db <<EOF
y
0
oracle://cms_orcoff_prep/CMS_CONDITIONS
1
uploadConditions unit test
BasicPayload_v0
`echo -ne '\n'`
y
test
test
EOF

# test that the metadata created with the wizard corresponds to the reference one
diff -w BasicPayload_v0.txt BasicPayload_v0_ref.txt || die 'failed comparing metadata with reference' $?