public async Task ServerRunning_ShutdownRequest_processesSuccessfully()
{
// Arrange
using (var serverData = ServerUtilities.CreateServer())
{
// Act
var serverProcessId = await ServerUtilities.SendShutdown(serverData.PipeName);
// Assert
Assert.Equal(Process.GetCurrentProcess().Id, serverProcessId);
await serverData.Verify(connections : 1, completed : 1);
}
}
public async Task ServerRunning_MultipleShutdownRequests_HandlesSuccessfully()
{
// Arrange
var startCompilationSource = new TaskCompletionSource <bool>();
var finishCompilationSource = new TaskCompletionSource <bool>();
var host = CreateCompilerHost(c => c.ExecuteFunc = (req, ct) =>
{
// At this point, the connection has been accepted and the compilation has started.
startCompilationSource.SetResult(true);
// We want this to keep running even after the shutdown is seen.
finishCompilationSource.Task.Wait();
return(EmptyServerResponse);
});
using (var serverData = ServerUtilities.CreateServer(compilerHost: host))
{
var compileTask = ServerUtilities.Send(serverData.PipeName, EmptyServerRequest);
// Wait for the request to go through and trigger compilation.
await startCompilationSource.Task;
// Act
for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++)
{
// The compilation is now in progress, send the shutdown.
var processId = await ServerUtilities.SendShutdown(serverData.PipeName);
Assert.Equal(Process.GetCurrentProcess().Id, processId);
Assert.False(compileTask.IsCompleted);
}
// Now let the task complete.
finishCompilationSource.SetResult(true);
// Assert
var response = await compileTask;
Assert.Equal(ServerResponse.ResponseType.Completed, response.Type);
Assert.Equal(0, ((CompletedServerResponse)response).ReturnCode);
await serverData.Verify(connections : 11, completed : 11);
}
}
