// WritablePublicStorage returns a Storage instance which is authorised to write to the PublicStorage bucket.
// It is used by tests which need to upload files.
func WritablePublicStorage(e environs.Environ) environs.Storage {
// In the case of ec2, access to the public storage instance is created with the user's AWS credentials.
// So write access is there implicitly, and we just need to cast to a writable storage instance.
// This contrasts with the openstack case, where the public storage instance truly is read only and we need
// to create a separate writable instance. If the ec2 case ever changes, the changes are confined to this method.
return e.PublicStorage().(environs.Storage)
}
// putNames puts a set of names into the environ's private
// and public storage. The data in the private storage is
// the name itself; in the public storage the name is preceded with "public-".
func putNames(c *C, env environs.Environ, private, public []string) {
for _, name := range private {
err := env.Storage().Put(name, strings.NewReader(name), int64(len(name)))
c.Assert(err, IsNil)
}
// The contents of all files in the public storage is prefixed with "public-" so
// that we can easily tell if we've got the right thing.
for _, name := range public {
data := "public-" + name
err := env.PublicStorage().(environs.Storage).Put(name, strings.NewReader(data), int64(len(data)))
c.Assert(err, IsNil)
}
}
// RemoveAllTools deletes all tools from the supplied environment.
func RemoveAllTools(c *C, env environs.Environ) {
c.Logf("clearing private storage")
RemoveTools(c, env.Storage())
c.Logf("clearing public storage")
RemoveTools(c, env.PublicStorage().(environs.Storage))
}
