On Tue, Jun 26, 2012 at 3:11 AM, Gary Poster <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Stuart, Robert. > > We have two problems that seem like they ought to be solvable by increasing > timeouts, but apparently are not. This email is about one of them. I might > write you about the other one too the next time it pops up. > > The most recent 20.2 MB test failure message can be obtained here: > http://ubuntuone.com/0kW9S8M5SGM5JqZ9HPBHfj
My initial thought is if you can get a 20MB failure message, making this sane is the first problem to fix. I think we have the first OOPS, and 999 pointless ones. > To Stuart, and maybe Robert: do you see any clues in those tracebacks and > database messages to give us an idea about what to look for? The fact that > things really are supposed to be failing for part of that time really > confuses me. Admittedly, none of us have dug in on this problem yet. > Speaking for myself, I'm afraid a bit of irrational I agree something isn't starting up as soon as we would like it too. The pgbouncer test fixture at one point handled this better by waiting until it could open a socket. This was r6 of python-pgbouncer, but this socket check was rolled back for some unrelated reason I no longer recall - possibly robert had a different fix he preferred? The current version of the fixture certainly has a race condition between when the .pid file is written and when the socket is bound. > To Robert, and maybe Stuart: I've considered simply ripping this test file > out. I feel it would be at least a mild shame, because it really does > verify something important. OTOH, it's arguably doing horrible things, far > into integration test land. What do you think of deleting the file > entirely? This is testing the behaviour we rely on for fast downtime deploys, and IIRC is actually a bug fix because we used to report 500 errors instead of 503 SERVICE UNAVAILABLE. We should keep this, as psycopg2, postgresql and even pgbouncer updates could break this behaviour. -- Stuart Bishop <[email protected]> -- Mailing list: https://launchpad.net/~yellow Post to : [email protected] Unsubscribe : https://launchpad.net/~yellow More help : https://help.launchpad.net/ListHelp
