public void Expire_ExpiresSetAndHash()
{
var expiration = new ConsoleExpirationTransaction(_transaction.Object);
expiration.Expire(_consoleId, TimeSpan.FromHours(1));
_transaction.Verify(x => x.ExpireSet(_consoleId.GetSetKey(), It.IsAny <TimeSpan>()));
_transaction.Verify(x => x.ExpireHash(_consoleId.GetHashKey(), It.IsAny <TimeSpan>()));
// backward compatibility:
_transaction.Verify(x => x.ExpireSet(_consoleId.GetOldConsoleKey(), It.IsAny <TimeSpan>()));
_transaction.Verify(x => x.ExpireHash(_consoleId.GetOldConsoleKey(), It.IsAny <TimeSpan>()));
}
public void OnStateApplied(ApplyStateContext context, IWriteOnlyTransaction transaction)
{
if (!_options.FollowJobRetentionPolicy)
{
// Console sessions use their own expiration timeout.
// Do not expire here, will be expired by ConsoleServerFilter.
return;
}
var jobDetails = context.Storage.GetMonitoringApi().JobDetails(context.BackgroundJob.Id);
if (jobDetails == null || jobDetails.History == null)
{
// WTF?!
return;
}
var expiration = new ConsoleExpirationTransaction((JobStorageTransaction)transaction);
foreach (var state in jobDetails.History.Where(x => x.StateName == ProcessingState.StateName))
{
var consoleId = new ConsoleId(context.BackgroundJob.Id, JobHelper.DeserializeDateTime(state.Data["StartedAt"]));
if (context.NewState.IsFinal)
{
// Job in final state is a subject for expiration.
// To keep storage clean, its console sessions should also be expired.
expiration.Expire(consoleId, context.JobExpirationTimeout);
}
else
{
// Job will be persisted, so should its console sessions.
expiration.Persist(consoleId);
}
}
}
public void Expire_ThrowsException_IfConsoleIdIsNull()
{
var expiration = new ConsoleExpirationTransaction(_transaction.Object);
Assert.Throws <ArgumentNullException>("consoleId", () => expiration.Expire(null, TimeSpan.FromHours(1)));
}