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fix reboot_test.go and collectEntries #2663
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dctest/reboot_test.go
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if len(rack) == 0 { | ||
continue | ||
} | ||
racksTmp = append(racksTmp, rack[len(rack)-1:]) |
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Why are you cut out numbers here?
In most reference points, fmt.Sprintf("rack%s", racks[0])
is used. And it making the code difficult to read.
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I decided to extract only rack numbers because the format of "rack" is different between application.
- k8s label:
topology.kubernetes.io/zone=rack1
- sabakan option:
sabactl machines get --rack=1
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I know. How about extracting the number only in neco-rebooter args?
Also, does sh -c
work as expected?
rebootCmd := fmt.Sprintf("yes | neco rebooter reboot-worker --rack=%s", racks[0][4:] /* extract a rack number: "rackN" -> "N" */)
execSafeAt(bootServers[0], "sh", "-c", "'"+rebootCmd+"'")
or
execSafeAt(bootServers[0], "yes", "|", "neco", "rebooter", "reboot-worker", "--rack="+racks[0][4:] /* extract a rack number: "rackN" -> "N" */)
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I understand. and I fixed the code to extract number only in neco-rebooter command.
And, sh-c
works fine.
It had been used before neco-rebooter was implemented like below.
Line 83 in 98bf903
execSafeAt(bootServers[0], "sh", "-c", "yes | neco reboot-worker "+necoRebootWorkerOptions) |
dctest/reboot_test.go
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if len(racks) < 2 { | ||
Fail("less than 2 racks are available") | ||
} |
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How about to use Expect()
here too?
dctest/reboot_test.go
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Fail(fmt.Sprintf("stdout: %s, stderr: %s, err: %v", stdout, stderr, err)) | ||
} | ||
_, _, err = execAtWithInput(bootServers[0], podYaml, "kubectl", "apply", "-f", "-") | ||
Expect(err).NotTo(HaveOccurred()) |
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Nice. But why don't you keep the stdout
and stderr
?
We can pass the optionalDescription, if we want.
https://github.com/onsi/gomega/blob/7cabed651e981da0c7d0219ad7208626cef58016/gomega_dsl.go#L524
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Eventually(func() error { | ||
stdout, stderr, err := execAt(bootServers[0], "neco", "rebooter", "show-processing-group") | ||
if err != nil { | ||
return fmt.Errorf("stdout: %s, stderr: %s, err: %v", stdout, stderr, err) | ||
} | ||
if string(stdout) != "rack2\n" { | ||
if strings.Contains(string(stdout), racks[1]) { |
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How about use strings.TrimSpace
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LGTM
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