Example #1
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// PrimeUnitStatusHistory will add count history elements, advancing the test clock by
// one second for each entry.
func PrimeUnitStatusHistory(
	c *gc.C, clock *testing.Clock,
	unit *Unit, statusVal status.Status,
	count, batchSize int,
	nextData func(int) map[string]interface{},
) {
	globalKey := unit.globalKey()

	history, closer := unit.st.getCollection(statusesHistoryC)
	defer closer()
	historyW := history.Writeable()

	var data map[string]interface{}
	for i := 0; i < count; {
		var docs []interface{}
		for j := 0; j < batchSize && i < count; j++ {
			clock.Advance(time.Second)
			if nextData != nil {
				data = utils.EscapeKeys(nextData(i))
			}
			docs = append(docs, &historicalStatusDoc{
				Status:     statusVal,
				StatusData: data,
				Updated:    clock.Now().UnixNano(),
				GlobalKey:  globalKey,
			})
			// Seems like you can't increment two values in one loop
			i++
		}
		err := historyW.Insert(docs...)
		c.Assert(err, jc.ErrorIsNil)
	}
	// Set the status for the unit itself.
	doc := statusDoc{
		Status:     statusVal,
		StatusData: data,
		Updated:    clock.Now().UnixNano(),
	}
	buildTxn := updateStatusSource(unit.st, globalKey, doc)
	err := unit.st.run(buildTxn)
	c.Assert(err, jc.ErrorIsNil)
}
Example #2
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func assertReady(c *gc.C, s *schedule.Schedule, clock *jujutesting.Clock, expect ...interface{}) {
	ready := s.Ready(clock.Now())
	c.Assert(ready, jc.DeepEquals, expect)
}