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Kirill Smelkov
wendelin.core
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53571524
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53571524
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Aug 06, 2021
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Kirill Smelkov
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@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ package zdata
//
// Since ΔFtail does not recompute anything by itself when tracking set
// changes, and only merges δBtail and δZtail histories on queries, there is no
// need to exercise many different tracking sets. Once again we assume that
// need to exercise many different tracking sets
(*)
. Once again we assume that
// ΔBtail works correctly and verify δFtail only with track=[-∞,∞).
//
// There are 2 testing approaches:
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@@ -40,6 +40,9 @@ package zdata
// states and feed ΔFtail through created database transactions.
//
// TestΔFtail and TestΔFtailRandom implement approaches "a" and "b" correspondingly.
//
// (*) except one small place in SliceByFileRev which handles tracked vs
// untracked set differences and is verified by TestΔFtailSliceUntrackedUniform.
import
(
"context"
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@@ -604,8 +607,17 @@ func testΔFtail(t_ *testing.T, testq chan ΔFTestEntry) {
}
}
// TestΔFtailXXX XXX.
func
TestΔFtailSliceXXX
(
t_
*
testing
.
T
)
{
// TestΔFtailSliceUntrackedUniform verifies that untracked blocks, if present, are present uniformly in returned slice.
//
// Some changes to untracked blocks, might be seen by ΔFtail, because those
// changes occur in the same BTree bucket that covers another change to a
// tracked block.
//
// Here we verify that if some change to such untracked block is ever present,
// SliceByFileRev returns all changes to that untracked block. In other words
// we verify that no change to untracked block is missed, if any change to that
// block is ever present in returned slice.
func
TestΔFtailSliceUntrackedUniform
(
t_
*
testing
.
T
)
{
t
:=
xbtreetest
.
NewT
(
t_
)
X
:=
exc
.
Raiseif
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@@ -614,6 +626,7 @@ func TestΔFtailSliceXXX(t_ *testing.T) {
xat
[
at0
]
=
"at0"
δFtail
:=
NewΔFtail
(
at0
,
t
.
DB
)
// commit t1. 0 and 1 are in the same bucket.
t1
:=
t
.
CommitTree
(
"T/B0:a,1:b"
)
xat
[
t1
.
At
]
=
"at1"
δF
,
err
:=
δFtail
.
Update
(
t1
.
ΔZ
);
X
(
err
)
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@@ -668,21 +681,29 @@ func TestΔFtailSliceXXX(t_ *testing.T) {
return
fmt
.
Sprintf
(
"%s"
,
s
)
}
// XXX explain
// track 1, but do not track 0.
// blktab[0] becomes tracked by δBtail because both 0 and 1 are in the same bucket.
xtrackBlk
(
1
)
t2
:=
t
.
CommitTree
(
"t0:a,1:c Da:a
a,b:b,c:c"
)
// 1 -b+c, δa
t2
:=
t
.
CommitTree
(
"t0:a,1:c Da:a
2,b:b,c:c"
)
// 1: -b+c, δa₂
xat
[
t2
.
At
]
=
"at2"
δF
,
err
=
δFtail
.
Update
(
t2
.
ΔZ
);
X
(
err
)
// XXX assert δF
t3
:=
t
.
CommitTree
(
"t0:a,1:c Da:a3,b:b,c:c"
)
// δa₃
xat
[
t3
.
At
]
=
"at3"
δF
,
err
=
δFtail
.
Update
(
t3
.
ΔZ
);
X
(
err
)
// XXX assert δF
lo
:=
at0
hi
:=
t
2
.
At
hi
:=
t
3
.
At
vδf
:=
δFtail
.
SliceByFileRev
(
zfile
,
lo
,
hi
)
_01
:=
setI64
{};
_01
.
Add
(
0
);
_01
.
Add
(
1
)
vδf_ok
:=
[]
*
ΔFile
{
&
ΔFile
{
Rev
:
t1
.
At
,
Blocks
:
_01
,
Size
:
true
},
&
ΔFile
{
Rev
:
t2
.
At
,
Blocks
:
_01
,
Size
:
true
},
&
ΔFile
{
Rev
:
t3
.
At
,
Blocks
:
_01
,
Size
:
false
},
}
if
!
reflect
.
DeepEqual
(
vδf
,
vδf_ok
)
{
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