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Reference: tahoe-lafs/trac-2024-07-25#1148
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(http://tahoe-lafs.org/codecoverage/tahoe-lafs/zomp/htmlcov-allmydata-tahoe-1.7.1-r4630/src_allmydata_scripts_startstop_node.html)
The runner tests do start and stop nodes, but they do so by invoking the CLI in a separate process, so it's not possible to see in the coverage reports which parts of the code are tested.
this ought to be fixed by the recent import+call+twistd.run() change
Replying to warner:
That change only removes one level of subprocess invocation. The test itself invokes
bin/tahoe
as a subprocess (and has to do so in order to avoid consuming the test process). There is also the daemonization on Unix.Mocking
twistd.run
would solve the problem of consuming the test process; then you could call the start/stop/restart commands in the same way as the other CLI tests.Replying to [davidsarah]comment:2:
... but that's not relevant to testing coverage of
startstop_node.py
.In 04b34b6/trunk: