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Growing zchunk file with improvements #68
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added changes from zck_grow_refactored to a new branch of main and transferred some of the github workflow to a fixture (fs_ready) separated filesystem setup & teardown from s3 setup The file system is now setup in a fixture rather than using workflows/main.yml test_growing_file works again All tests in test_other.py are passing now adjusted the scope to ensure that the mock backend's files are only downloaded from the mirrors once s3mock tests pass with mock_s3_minio fixture now test_yml_s3_mock_mirror works again, but the other tests are broken now all tests in test_s3_mock.py pass now started test_zchunk_basic, download crashes with [error] Could not read lead need to get range headers for S3 tests updated zchunk_expectations() the headers check doesn't belong in test_zchunk_extract... fixed merge errors in test_zchunk_basic fixed merge errors header checks in test_other.py started debugging s3 again the non zchunk s3 tests work again suppressing validate_checksums: no more data added growing file to the git repository test_other.py still works using get_zchunk_regular in test_other.py updated helpers.py using a helper function to launch the growing file most s3 mocks are passing, but not test_growing_file s3 tests are passing without header checks removed extract test from test_s3mock.py because it isn't supported when downloading with yml files oci_tests work again. Time to add zchunk... Added OCI zck fixtures test_growing_file_ghcr works now test_other.py works again fixed test_upload_and_download in test_oci_registry.py test_growing_file_registry works now some cleanup test_growing_file seems to work in test_s3server.py Added basic zchunk test to test_s3server.py still missing header checks and output location cleaned up test_zchunk_basic_ghcr test_zchunk_basic_registry passes now. It also doesn't have the header checks and specified output path... cleaned up and all tests run locally switched to clang-tools=11.1.0 avoid exceptions rather than catching them... check content of percentage map & zchunk_expectations in CI check what the values of percentage_map are in the CI view with checksum in CI check where the files diverge in CI run test_other last, because the CI doesn't display errors in conda_mock.py print S3 mock in CI force test_growing_file to fail so that we can see the printouts in the CI see in CI again check what the CI says about this... does this also pass on the CI? Lets see which assert fails first in the CI... Expecting asserts to fail in GrowingFile this time universal helpers were missing check if the CI is using the same version of zchunk want to see exactly what is failing maybe Wolf has an idea wny this is happening... reduced reliance on hard coded checksums, because we are trying to test the powerloader rather than the reproducability of zchunk operations on different machines the fixes for test_growing_file on test_s3mock.py seem to have worked... cleaned up test_growing_file in test_s3server.py and in test_oci_registry.py fixed growing_file_ghcr in test_oci_registry.py cleaned main.yml a bit some cleanup started checking diffs to main, still have a lot to clean up... some more cleanup lint cleaned up for the pull request lint fixed skip if added default region so that the mock passes
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assert len(headers) == 2 | ||
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assert headers[0]["Range"] == "bytes=0-88" | ||
assert headers[0]["Range"] == "bytes=0-257" | ||
# header | ||
assert headers[1]["Range"] == "bytes=0-257" | ||
range_start = int(headers[2]["Range"][len("bytes=") :].split("-")[0]) | ||
range_start = int(headers[1]["Range"][len("bytes=") :].split("-")[0]) | ||
assert range_start > 4000 |
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These changes were required for the test to pass... Did something go wrong?
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headers = get_prev_headers(mock_server_working, 2) | ||
assert headers[0]["Range"] == "bytes=0-256" | ||
assert headers[1]["Range"] == "bytes=257-4822" | ||
""" |
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Should I just leave out all the header related stuff?
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assert localpath.stat().st_size == new_filepath.stat().st_size | ||
assert calculate_sha256(new_filepath) == calculate_sha256(str(localpath)) | ||
assert localpath.exists() | ||
assert not Path(str(localpath) + ".pdpart").exists() | ||
localpath.unlink() |
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Perhaps this can also be removed and I can just use the workaround permanently?
added changes from zck_grow_refactored to a new branch of main and transferred some of the github workflow to a fixture (fs_ready)
Improvements that are ready:
Improvements to be completed:
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chGoodchild:zck_grow_refactored