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This stopped making sense now that we have a resource with two primary capitals. It was just a silly formatting hack anyways. Welcome kv!
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920 B
Bash
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41 lines
920 B
Bash
Executable File
#!/bin/bash -e
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mkdir -p /tmp/mgmt/
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rm /tmp/mgmt/f1 || true
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# run empty graph, with prometheus support
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timeout --kill-after=20s 15s ./mgmt run --tmp-prefix --yaml=file-move.yaml 2>&1 | tee /tmp/mgmt/file-move.log &
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pid=$!
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sleep 5s # let it converge
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initial=$(grep -c 'file\[file1\]: contentCheckApply(true)' /tmp/mgmt/file-move.log)
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mv /tmp/mgmt/f1 /tmp/mgmt/f2
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sleep 3
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after_move_count=$(grep -c 'file\[file1\]: contentCheckApply(true)' /tmp/mgmt/file-move.log)
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sleep 3
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echo f2 > /tmp/mgmt/f2
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after_moved_file_count=$(grep -c 'file\[file1\]: contentCheckApply(true)' /tmp/mgmt/file-move.log)
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if [[ ${after_move_count} -le ${initial} ]]
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then
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echo File move did not trigger a CheckApply
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exit 1
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fi
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if [[ ${after_moved_file_count} -gt ${after_move_count} ]]
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then
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echo Changing the moved file did trigger a CheckApply
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exit 1
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fi
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killall -SIGINT mgmt # send ^C to exit mgmt
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wait $pid # get exit status
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exit $?
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