spec/unit/outputs/redis_spec.rb in logstash-output-redis-3.0.3 vs spec/unit/outputs/redis_spec.rb in logstash-output-redis-3.0.4

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+ new

@@ -9,31 +9,33 @@ context "Redis#receive in batch mode" do # this is a regression test harness to verify fix for https://github.com/logstash-plugins/logstash-output-redis/issues/26 # TODO: refactor specs above and probably rely on a Redis mock to correctly test the code expected behaviour, the actual # tests agains Redis should be moved into integration tests. let(:key) { "thekey" } - let(:payload) { "somepayload"} - let(:event) { LogStash::Event.new({"message" => "test"}) } let(:config) { { "key" => key, "data_type" => "list", "batch" => true, "batch_events" => 50, + "batch_timeout" => 3600 * 24, + # ^ this a very large timeout value to prevent the Flush Timer thread in Stud::Buffer from calling flush + # it screws with the RSpec expect().to receive thread safety. } } let(:redis) { described_class.new(config) } it "should call buffer_receive" do redis.register expect(redis).to receive(:buffer_receive).exactly(10000).times.and_call_original expect(redis).to receive(:flush).exactly(200).times + expect(redis).not_to receive(:on_flush_error) # I was able to reproduce the LocalJumpError: unexpected next exception at around 50 # consicutive invocations. setting to 10000 should reproduce it for any environment # I have no clue at this point why this problem does not happen at every invocation - 1.upto(10000) do - expect{redis.receive(event)}.to_not raise_error + 10000.times do |i| + expect{redis.receive(LogStash::Event.new({"message" => "test-#{i}"}))}.to_not raise_error end end end end