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Test setup: support arbitrary hydra config

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Feb 23, 2021, 9:08 PM

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Dependencies

[2] UIA3ULNU Give each test its own Nix directories
[3] OWRS526H Create an ephemeral PostgreSQL database per test
[4] HX4QYOYA add first evaluations tests

Change contents

replacement in tests/lib/Setup.pm at line 13

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sub test_init() {

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# Set up the environment for running tests.
#
# Hash Parameters:
#
# * hydra_config: configuration for the Hydra processes for your test.
#
# This clears several environment variables and sets them to ephemeral
# values: a temporary database, temporary Nix store, temporary Hydra
# data directory, etc.
#
# Note: This function must run _very_ early, before nearly any Hydra
# libraries are loaded. To use this, you very likely need to `use Setup`
# and then run `test_init`, and then `require` the Hydra libraries you
# need.
#
# It returns a tuple: a handle to a temporary directory and a handle to
# the postgres service. If either of these variables go out of scope,
# those resources are released and the test environment becomes invalid.
#
# Look at the top of an existing `.t` file to see how this should be used
# in practice.
sub test_init {
my %opts = @_;
edit in tests/lib/Setup.pm at line 47

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$ENV{'HYDRA_CONFIG'} = "$dir/hydra.conf";
edit in tests/lib/Setup.pm at line 50

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open(my $fh, '>', $ENV{'HYDRA_CONFIG'}) or die "Could not open file '" . $ENV{'HYDRA_CONFIG'}. " $!";
print $fh $opts{'hydra_config'} || "";
close $fh;