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package org.syncany.tests.scenarios;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.syncany.database.DatabaseConnectionFactory;
import org.syncany.operations.up.UpOperationOptions;
import org.syncany.plugins.transfer.TransferSettings;
import org.syncany.tests.util.TestAssertUtil;
import org.syncany.tests.util.TestClient;
import org.syncany.tests.util.TestConfigUtil;
import org.syncany.tests.util.TestFileUtil;
import org.syncany.tests.util.TestSqlUtil;
public class FirstVersionDirtyScenarioTest {
@Test
public void testFirstVersionDirty() throws Exception {
// Setup
TransferSettings testConnection = TestConfigUtil.createTestLocalConnection();
TestClient clientA = new TestClient("A", testConnection);
TestClient clientB = new TestClient("B", testConnection);
UpOperationOptions forceUpOperationOptions = new UpOperationOptions();
forceUpOperationOptions.setForceUploadEnabled(true);
// Run
clientA.createNewFile("A-file1.jpg", 1*1024*1024);
clientA.up(forceUpOperationOptions);
Thread.sleep(200); // B's timestamp must be later
TestFileUtil.copyFile(clientA.getLocalFile("A-file1.jpg"), clientB.getLocalFile("A-file1.jpg"));
clientB.up(forceUpOperationOptions);
// Client B loses
clientB.down(); // <<<<<<< This used to throw all sorts of PRIMARY KEY CONSTRAINT errors
java.sql.Connection databaseConnectionA = DatabaseConnectionFactory.createConnection(clientA.getDatabaseFile());
java.sql.Connection databaseConnectionB = DatabaseConnectionFactory.createConnection(clientB.getDatabaseFile());
TestAssertUtil.assertSqlDatabaseTablesEqual(clientA.getDatabaseFile(), clientB.getDatabaseFile(), new String[] {
"chunk", "multichunk", "filecontent", "filecontent_chunk"
});
assertEquals("1", TestSqlUtil.runSqlSelect("select count(*) from databaseversion", databaseConnectionA));
assertEquals("2", TestSqlUtil.runSqlSelect("select count(*) from databaseversion", databaseConnectionB));
assertEquals("1", TestSqlUtil.runSqlSelect("select count(*) from databaseversion where status='DIRTY'", databaseConnectionB));
assertEquals("1", TestSqlUtil.runSqlSelect("select count(*) from filehistory", databaseConnectionA));
assertEquals("2", TestSqlUtil.runSqlSelect("select count(*) from filehistory", databaseConnectionB));
assertEquals("1", TestSqlUtil.runSqlSelect("select count(*) from fileversion", databaseConnectionA));
assertEquals("2", TestSqlUtil.runSqlSelect("select count(*) from fileversion", databaseConnectionB));
// The table "multichunk_chunk" has 4 entries in B, but only 2 in A (!)
// This is because the same file (= same chunks) are uploaded twice.
// TODO [medium] The cleanup operation does not clean multichunks with redundant chunks, or does it?!
assertEquals(
2*Integer.parseInt(TestSqlUtil.runSqlSelect("select count(*) from multichunk_chunk", databaseConnectionA)),
Integer.parseInt(TestSqlUtil.runSqlSelect("select count(*) from multichunk_chunk", databaseConnectionB)));
// Tear down
clientA.deleteTestData();
clientB.deleteTestData();
}
}