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bake: Fix file write flushing problem with Python 3.8+
Writing the cache files fails in Python 3.8 because it looks like flushing
behaviour has changed. We need to explicitly flush. And even then, in very
rare occurrences, it looks like it can still run into racing conditions,
so we do a very hacky and ugly "retry" loop when fetching cached data :(
author | Ludovic Chabant <ludovic@chabant.com> |
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date | Tue, 15 Jun 2021 22:36:23 -0700 |
parents | 72f17534d58e |
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import math import pytest from piecrust.data.paginator import Paginator class MockSource(list): def __init__(self, count): for i in range(count): self.append('item %d' % i) @pytest.mark.parametrize('uri, page_num, count', [ ('', 1, 0), ('', 1, 4), ('', 1, 5), ('', 1, 8), ('', 1, 14), ('', 2, 8), ('', 2, 14), ('', 3, 14), ('blog', 1, 0), ('blog', 1, 4), ('blog', 1, 5), ('blog', 1, 8), ('blog', 1, 14), ('blog', 2, 8), ('blog', 2, 14), ('blog', 3, 14) ]) def test_paginator(uri, page_num, count): def _get_mock_uri(sub_num): res = uri if sub_num > 1: if res != '' and not res.endswith('/'): res += '/' res += '%d' % sub_num return res source = MockSource(count) p = Paginator(source, None, page_num) p._items_per_page = 5 p._getPageUri = _get_mock_uri if count <= 5: # All posts fit on the page assert p.prev_page_number is None assert p.prev_page is None assert p.this_page_number == 1 assert p.this_page == uri assert p.next_page_number is None assert p.next_page is None elif page_num == 1: # First page in many assert p.prev_page_number is None assert p.prev_page is None assert p.this_page_number == 1 assert p.this_page == uri assert p.next_page_number == 2 np = '2' if uri == '' else (uri + '/2') assert p.next_page == np else: # Page in the middle of it all assert p.prev_page_number == page_num - 1 if page_num == 2: assert p.prev_page == uri else: pp = str(page_num - 1) if uri == '' else ( '%s/%d' % (uri, page_num - 1)) assert p.prev_page == pp assert p.this_page_number == page_num tp = str(page_num) if uri == '' else ( '%s/%d' % (uri, page_num)) assert p.this_page == tp if page_num * 5 > count: assert p.next_page_number is None assert p.next_page is None else: assert p.next_page_number == page_num + 1 np = str(page_num + 1) if uri == '' else ( '%s/%d' % (uri, page_num + 1)) assert p.next_page == np assert p.total_post_count == count page_count = math.ceil(count / 5.0) assert p.total_page_count == page_count assert p.all_page_numbers() == list(range(1, page_count + 1)) for radius in range(1, 8): width = radius * 2 + 1 if page_count == 0: nums = [] else: nums = list(filter( lambda i: i >= 1 and i <= page_count, range(page_num - radius, page_num + radius + 1))) if len(nums) < width: to_add = width - len(nums) if nums[0] > 1: to_add = min(to_add, nums[0] - 1) nums = list(range(1, to_add + 1)) + nums else: to_add = min(to_add, page_count - nums[-1]) nums = nums + list(range(nums[-1] + 1, nums[-1] + to_add + 1)) assert nums == p.all_page_numbers(radius) itp = count if count > 5: if page_num * 5 < count: itp = 5 else: itp = count % 5 assert p.items_this_page == itp indices = list(range(count)) indices = indices[(page_num - 1) * 5:(page_num - 1) * 5 + itp] expected = list(['item %d' % i for i in indices]) items = list(p.items) assert items == expected