Examples with LOCAL_COMMANDS_PROCESSED_SUFFIX io.confluent.ksql.rest.server.LocalCommands.LOCAL_COMMANDS_PROCESSED_SUFFIX used on opensource projects

Example 1 with LOCAL_COMMANDS_PROCESSED_SUFFIX

use of io.confluent.ksql.rest.server.LocalCommands.LOCAL_COMMANDS_PROCESSED_SUFFIX in project ksql by confluentinc.

the class LocalCommandsTest method shouldWriteAppIdToCommandFile.

@Test
public void shouldWriteAppIdToCommandFile() throws IOException {
    // Given
    final File dir = commandsDir.newFolder();
    LocalCommands localCommands = LocalCommands.open(ksqlEngine, dir);
    File processedFile = localCommands.getCurrentLocalCommandsFile();
    // When
    localCommands.write(metadata1);
    localCommands.write(metadata2);
    // Then
    // Need to create a new local commands in order not to skip the "current" file we just wrote.
    localCommands = LocalCommands.open(ksqlEngine, dir);
    localCommands.write(metadata3);
    localCommands.processLocalCommandFiles(serviceContext);
    verify(ksqlEngine).cleanupOrphanedInternalTopics(any(), eq(ImmutableSet.of(QUERY_APP_ID1, QUERY_APP_ID2)));
    List<Path> paths = Files.list(dir.toPath()).collect(Collectors.toList());
    String expectedProcessedFileName = processedFile.getAbsolutePath() + LOCAL_COMMANDS_PROCESSED_SUFFIX;
    assertThat(paths.size(), is(2));
    assertThat(paths.stream().anyMatch(path -> path.toFile().getAbsolutePath().equals(expectedProcessedFileName)), is(true));
}