| private GetBookFileCount ( string key, string bucketName ) : int | ||
| key | string | |
| bucketName | string | |
| return | int | |
// Wait (up to three seconds) for data uploaded to become available.
// Currently only used in unit testing.
// I have no idea whether 3s is an adequate time to wait for 'eventual consistency'. So far it seems to work.
internal void WaitUntilS3DataIsOnServer(string bookPath)
{
var s3Id = S3BookId(BookMetaData.FromFolder(bookPath));
var count = Directory.GetFiles(bookPath).Length;
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++)
{
var uploaded = _s3Client.GetBookFileCount(s3Id);
if (uploaded >= count)
{
return;
}
Thread.Sleep(100);
}
throw new ApplicationException("S3 is very slow today");
}
// Wait (up to three seconds) for data uploaded to become available.
// Currently only used in unit testing.
// I have no idea whether 3s is an adequate time to wait for 'eventual consistency'. So far it seems to work.
internal void WaitUntilS3DataIsOnServer(string bucket, string bookPath)
{
var s3Id = S3BookId(BookMetaData.FromFolder(bookPath));
// There's a few files we don't upload, but meta.bak is the only one that regularly messes up the count.
// Some tests also deliberately include a _broken_ file to check they aren't uploaded,
// so we'd better not wait for that to be there, either.
var count = Directory.GetFiles(bookPath).Count(p => !p.EndsWith(".bak") && !p.Contains(BookStorage.PrefixForCorruptHtmFiles));
for (int i = 0; i < 30; i++)
{
var uploaded = _s3Client.GetBookFileCount(bucket, s3Id);
if (uploaded >= count)
{
return;
}
Thread.Sleep(100);
}
throw new ApplicationException("S3 is very slow today");
}