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Posted to dev@geode.apache.org by kirklund <gi...@git.apache.org> on 2016/12/06 19:23:55 UTC

[GitHub] geode pull request #297: GEODE-734: gfsh export stack-traces should not requ...

Github user kirklund commented on a diff in the pull request:

    https://github.com/apache/geode/pull/297#discussion_r91152153
  
    --- Diff: geode-core/src/test/java/org/apache/geode/management/internal/cli/commands/ShowStackTraceDUnitTest.java ---
    @@ -149,4 +143,126 @@ public void testExportStacktrace() throws ClassNotFoundException, IOException {
         getLogWriter().info("Output : \n" + commandResultToString(commandResult));
         assertFalse(commandResult.getStatus().equals(Status.OK));
       }
    +
    +  /***
    +   * Tests the behavior of the show stack-trace command to verify that files with any extension are
    +   * allowed Refer: GEODE-734
    +   *
    +   * @throws ClassNotFoundException
    +   * @throws IOException
    +   */
    +  @Test
    +  public void testExportStacktraceWithNonTXTFile() throws ClassNotFoundException, IOException {
    +    setupSystem();
    +
    +    // Test non txt extension file is allowed
    +    File stacktracesFile = workDirectory.newFile("allStackTraces.log");
    +    CommandStringBuilder commandStringBuilder =
    +        new CommandStringBuilder(CliStrings.EXPORT_STACKTRACE);
    +    commandStringBuilder.addOption(CliStrings.EXPORT_STACKTRACE__FILE,
    +        stacktracesFile.getCanonicalPath());
    +    String exportCommandString = commandStringBuilder.toString();
    +    getLogWriter().info("CommandString : " + exportCommandString);
    +    CommandResult exportCommandResult = executeCommand(exportCommandString);
    +    getLogWriter().info("Output : \n" + commandResultToString(exportCommandResult));
    +    assertTrue(exportCommandResult.getStatus().equals(Status.OK));
    +
    +    // test file with-out any extension
    +    File allStacktracesFile = workDirectory.newFile("allStackTraces");
    +    commandStringBuilder = new CommandStringBuilder(CliStrings.EXPORT_STACKTRACE);
    +    commandStringBuilder.addOption(CliStrings.EXPORT_STACKTRACE__FILE,
    +        allStacktracesFile.getCanonicalPath());
    +    exportCommandString = commandStringBuilder.toString();
    +    getLogWriter().info("CommandString : " + exportCommandString);
    +    exportCommandResult = executeCommand(exportCommandString);
    +    getLogWriter().info("Output : \n" + commandResultToString(exportCommandResult));
    +    assertTrue(exportCommandResult.getStatus().equals(Status.OK));
    +  }
    +
    +  /***
    +   * Tests the behavior of the show stack-trace command when file is already present and
    +   * abort-if-file-exists option is set to false(which is default). As a result it should overwrite
    +   * the file and return OK status
    +   *
    +   * @throws ClassNotFoundException
    +   * @throws IOException
    +   */
    +  @Test
    +  public void testExportStacktraceWhenFilePresent() throws ClassNotFoundException, IOException {
    +    setupSystem();
    +
    +    // test pass although file present
    +    File stacktracesFile = workDirectory.newFile("allStackTraces.log");
    +    CommandStringBuilder commandStringBuilder =
    +        new CommandStringBuilder(CliStrings.EXPORT_STACKTRACE);
    +    commandStringBuilder.addOption(CliStrings.EXPORT_STACKTRACE__FILE,
    +        stacktracesFile.getCanonicalPath());
    +    String exportCommandString = commandStringBuilder.toString();
    +    getLogWriter().info("CommandString : " + exportCommandString);
    +    CommandResult exportCommandResult = executeCommand(exportCommandString);
    +    getLogWriter().info("Output : \n" + commandResultToString(exportCommandResult));
    +    assertTrue(exportCommandResult.getStatus().equals(Status.OK));
    +
    +  }
    +
    +  /***
    +   * Tests the behavior of the show stack-trace command when file is already present and when
    +   * abort-if-file-exists option is set to true. As a result it should fail with ERROR status
    +   *
    +   * @throws ClassNotFoundException
    +   * @throws IOException
    +   */
    +  @Test
    +  public void testExportStacktraceFilePresentWithAbort()
    +      throws ClassNotFoundException, IOException {
    +    setupSystem();
    +
    +    File stacktracesFile = workDirectory.newFile("allStackTraces.log");
    +    CommandStringBuilder commandStringBuilder =
    +        new CommandStringBuilder(CliStrings.EXPORT_STACKTRACE);
    +    commandStringBuilder.addOption(CliStrings.EXPORT_STACKTRACE__FILE,
    +        stacktracesFile.getCanonicalPath());
    +    commandStringBuilder.addOption(CliStrings.EXPORT_STACKTRACE__FAIL__IF__FILE__PRESENT,
    +        Boolean.TRUE.toString());
    +    String exportCommandString = commandStringBuilder.toString();
    +    getLogWriter().info("CommandString : " + exportCommandString);
    +    CommandResult exportCommandResult = executeCommand(exportCommandString);
    +    getLogWriter().info("Output : \n" + commandResultToString(exportCommandResult));
    +    assertTrue(exportCommandResult.getStatus().equals(Status.ERROR));
    +    try {
    +      assertTrue(((String) exportCommandResult.getResultData().getGfJsonObject()
    +          .getJSONObject("content").getJSONArray("message").get(0))
    +              .contains("file " + stacktracesFile.getCanonicalPath() + " already present"));
    +    } catch (GfJsonException e) {
    --- End diff --
    
    I have one more change to request to the two tests with try-catch blocks. Please change the method signature to throws Exception and delete the try-catch block. JUnit handles this better than using fail with e.getCause() or e.getMessage(). With JUnit handling it, it's much easier to debug if these tests ever fail. Thanks!


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