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[GitHub] [fineract] vorburger commented on a change in pull request #817: Step 1 of improving SchedulerJobHelper to be more reliable and prevent flaky tests (FINERACT-922)

vorburger commented on a change in pull request #817:
URL: https://github.com/apache/fineract/pull/817#discussion_r428772082



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File path: fineract-provider/src/integrationTest/java/org/apache/fineract/integrationtests/common/SchedulerJobHelper.java
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@@ -122,45 +139,112 @@ private static String runSchedulerJobAsJSON() {
         return runSchedulerJob;
     }
 
-    public void executeJob(String jobName) throws InterruptedException {
-        List<Map> allSchedulerJobsData = getAllSchedulerJobs();
-        Assert.assertNotNull(allSchedulerJobsData);
-
+    private int getSchedulerJobIdByName(String jobName) {
+        List<Map<String, Object>> allSchedulerJobsData = getAllSchedulerJobs();
         for (Integer jobIndex = 0; jobIndex < allSchedulerJobsData.size(); jobIndex++) {
             if (allSchedulerJobsData.get(jobIndex).get("displayName").equals(jobName)) {
-                Integer jobId = (Integer) allSchedulerJobsData.get(jobIndex).get("jobId");
+                return (Integer) allSchedulerJobsData.get(jobIndex).get("jobId");
+            }
+        }
+        throw new IllegalArgumentException("No such named Job (see org.apache.fineract.infrastructure.jobs.service.JobName enum):" + jobName);
+    }
 
-                // Executing Scheduler Job
-                runSchedulerJob(this.requestSpec, jobId.toString());
+    @Deprecated // FINERACT-922 TODO Gradually replace use of this method with new executeAndAwaitJob() below, if it proves to be more stable than this one
+    public void executeJob(String jobName) throws InterruptedException {
+        // Stop the Scheduler while we manually trigger execution of job, to avoid side effects and simplify debugging when readings logs
+        updateSchedulerStatus(false);
+
+        int jobId = getSchedulerJobIdByName(jobName);
 
-                // Retrieving Scheduler Job by ID
-                Map schedulerJob = getSchedulerJobById(jobId);
-                Assert.assertNotNull(schedulerJob);
+        // Executing Scheduler Job
+        runSchedulerJob(jobId);
 
-                // Waiting for Job to complete
-                while ((Boolean) schedulerJob.get("currentlyRunning") == true) {
-                    Thread.sleep(15000);
-                    schedulerJob = getSchedulerJobById(jobId);
-                    Assert.assertNotNull(schedulerJob);
-                    System.out.println("Job is Still Running");
-                }
+        // Retrieving Scheduler Job by ID
+        Map<String, Object> schedulerJob = getSchedulerJobById(jobId);
 
-                List<Map> jobHistoryData = getSchedulerJobHistory(jobId);
+        // Waiting for Job to complete
+        while ((Boolean) schedulerJob.get("currentlyRunning") == true) {
+            Thread.sleep(15000);
+            schedulerJob = getSchedulerJobById(jobId);
+            assertNotNull(schedulerJob);
+            System.out.println("Job is Still Running");
+        }
 
-                Assert.assertFalse("Job History is empty :(  Was it too slow? Failures in background job?", jobHistoryData.isEmpty());
+        List<Map<String, Object>> jobHistoryData = getSchedulerJobHistory(jobId);
 
-                // print error associated with recent job failure (if any)
-                System.out.println("Job run error message (printed only if the job fails: "
-                        + jobHistoryData.get(jobHistoryData.size() - 1).get("jobRunErrorMessage"));
-                System.out.println("Job failure error log (printed only if the job fails: "
-                        + jobHistoryData.get(jobHistoryData.size() - 1).get("jobRunErrorLog"));
+        assertFalse("Job History is empty :(  Was it too slow? Failures in background job?", jobHistoryData.isEmpty());
 
-                // Verifying the Status of the Recently executed Scheduler Job
-                Assert.assertEquals("Verifying Last Scheduler Job Status", "success",
-                        jobHistoryData.get(jobHistoryData.size() - 1).get("status"));
+        // print error associated with recent job failure (if any)
+        System.out.println("Job run error message (printed only if the job fails: "
+                + jobHistoryData.get(jobHistoryData.size() - 1).get("jobRunErrorMessage"));
+        System.out.println("Job failure error log (printed only if the job fails: "
+                + jobHistoryData.get(jobHistoryData.size() - 1).get("jobRunErrorLog"));
+
+        // Verifying the Status of the Recently executed Scheduler Job
+        assertEquals("Verifying Last Scheduler Job Status", "success",
+                jobHistoryData.get(jobHistoryData.size() - 1).get("status"));
+    }
 
-                break;
+    /**
+     * Launches a Job and awaits its completion.
+     * @param jobName displayName (see {@link org.apache.fineract.infrastructure.jobs.service.JobName}) of Scheduler Job
+     *
+     * @author Michael Vorburger.ch
+     */
+    public void executeAndAwaitJob(String jobName) {
+        Duration TIMEOUT = Duration.ofSeconds(30);
+        Duration PAUSE = Duration.ofMillis(500);
+        DateTimeFormatter df = DateTimeFormatter.ISO_INSTANT; // FINERACT-926
+        Instant beforeExecuteTime = now().truncatedTo(ChronoUnit.SECONDS);
+
+        // Stop the Scheduler while we manually trigger execution of job, to avoid side effects and simplify debugging when readings logs
+        updateSchedulerStatus(false);
+
+        // Executing Scheduler Job
+        int jobId = getSchedulerJobIdByName(jobName);
+        runSchedulerJob(jobId);
+
+        // Await JobDetailData.lastRunHistory [JobDetailHistoryData] jobRunStartTime >= beforeExecuteTime (or timeout)
+        await().atMost(TIMEOUT).pollInterval(PAUSE).until(jobLastRunHistorySupplier(jobId), lastRunHistory -> {
+            String jobRunStartText = lastRunHistory.get("jobRunStartTime");
+            if (jobRunStartText == null) {
+                return false;
             }
+            Instant jobRunStartTime = df.parse(jobRunStartText, Instant::from);
+            return jobRunStartTime.equals(jobRunStartTime) || jobRunStartTime.isAfter(beforeExecuteTime);

Review comment:
       @ptuomola thank you for having taken the time for a "real" (full, detailed - as opposed to just "waving through") code review - I appreciate that very much! So yeah testing that jobRunStartTime is equal to itself was definitely wrong here. But I don't think we want to beforeExecuteTime and jobRunStartTime either - that should always be the case (job should always have started just on or later than the test start). What I really wanted to do here is `jobRunEndTime.equals(jobRunStartTime) || jobRunEndTime.isAfter(jobRunStartTime)` - makes sense? Now so done. Please do ask if unclear!




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