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Daniel Stieglitz updated NIFI-15387:
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Description:
The TestFetchFile class is currently disabled for running on Windows all eleven
of its tests. This seems unnecessary as only the following two tests fail on
Windows:
# testMoveOnCompleteWithTargetExistsButNotWritable
# testMoveOnCompleteWithParentOfTargetDirNotAccessible
The reason they fail is related to the following Java
[bug|https://bugs.java.com/bugdatabase/view_bug?bug_id=6728842] where it states
{quote}File's setReadOnly method [Also setWritable(false)] does not make a
directory read-only on Windows. Instead, it sets the DOS readonly attribute
that prevents the directory from being deleted.
{quote}
The aforementioned tests are trying to make the directory (or its parent) where
the file is to be copied to read only thereby preventing the ability to copy a
file from one directory to another. On Linux this works but not on Windows due
to the reported bug.
Similarly TestPutFile is also currently disabled for running on Windows for all
nine of its tests. This is also unnecessary as only one of its tests
testPutFile should be disabled since it relies on POSIX permissions which is
only relevant on Linux since Windows isn't natively POSIX compliant.
The purpose of this ticket is to re-enable the nine other tests in
TestFetchFile on Windows and only disable the aforementioned tests.
was:
The TestFetchFile class is currently disabled for running on Windows all eleven
of its tests. This seems unnecessary as only the following two tests fail on
Windows:
# testMoveOnCompleteWithTargetExistsButNotWritable
# testMoveOnCompleteWithParentOfTargetDirNotAccessible
The reason they fail is related to the following Java
[bug|https://bugs.java.com/bugdatabase/view_bug?bug_id=6728842] where it states
{quote}File's setReadOnly method [Also setWritable(false)] does not make a
directory read-only on Windows. Instead, it sets the DOS readonly attribute
that prevents the directory from being deleted.
{quote}
The aforementioned tests are trying to make the directory (or its parent) where
the file is to be copied to read only thereby preventing the ability to copy a
file from one directory to another. On Linux this works but not on Windows due
to the reported bug.
Similarly TestPutFile is also currently disabled for running on Windows for all
nine of its tests. This is also unnecessary as only one of its tests
testPutFile should be disabled since it relies on POSIX permissions which only
relevant on Linux since Windows isn't natively POSIX compliant.
The purpose of this ticket is to re-enable the nine other tests in
TestFetchFile on Windows and only disable the aforementioned tests.
> Re-enable tests TestFetchFile and TestPutFile to run on Windows
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> Key: NIFI-15387
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/NIFI-15387
> Project: Apache NiFi
> Issue Type: Improvement
> Reporter: Daniel Stieglitz
> Assignee: Daniel Stieglitz
> Priority: Minor
> Time Spent: 10m
> Remaining Estimate: 0h
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> The TestFetchFile class is currently disabled for running on Windows all
> eleven of its tests. This seems unnecessary as only the following two tests
> fail on Windows:
> # testMoveOnCompleteWithTargetExistsButNotWritable
> # testMoveOnCompleteWithParentOfTargetDirNotAccessible
> The reason they fail is related to the following Java
> [bug|https://bugs.java.com/bugdatabase/view_bug?bug_id=6728842] where it
> states
> {quote}File's setReadOnly method [Also setWritable(false)] does not make a
> directory read-only on Windows. Instead, it sets the DOS readonly attribute
> that prevents the directory from being deleted.
> {quote}
> The aforementioned tests are trying to make the directory (or its parent)
> where the file is to be copied to read only thereby preventing the ability to
> copy a file from one directory to another. On Linux this works but not on
> Windows due to the reported bug.
> Similarly TestPutFile is also currently disabled for running on Windows for
> all nine of its tests. This is also unnecessary as only one of its tests
> testPutFile should be disabled since it relies on POSIX permissions which is
> only relevant on Linux since Windows isn't natively POSIX compliant.
> The purpose of this ticket is to re-enable the nine other tests in
> TestFetchFile on Windows and only disable the aforementioned tests.
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