Examples with TaskResponseObject org.apache.druid.testing.clients.TaskResponseObject used on opensource projects

Example 11 with TaskResponseObject

use of org.apache.druid.testing.clients.TaskResponseObject in project druid by druid-io.

the class AbstractIndexerTest method unloadAndKillData.

protected void unloadAndKillData(final String dataSource) {
    // Get all failed task logs
    List<TaskResponseObject> allTasks = indexer.getCompleteTasksForDataSource(dataSource);
    for (TaskResponseObject task : allTasks) {
        if (task.getStatus().isFailure()) {
            LOG.info("------- START Found failed task logging for taskId=" + task.getId() + " -------");
            LOG.info("Start failed task log:");
            LOG.info(indexer.getTaskLog(task.getId()));
            LOG.info("End failed task log.");
            LOG.info("Start failed task errorMsg:");
            LOG.info(indexer.getTaskErrorMessage(task.getId()));
            LOG.info("End failed task errorMsg.");
            LOG.info("------- END Found failed task logging for taskId=" + task.getId() + " -------");
        }
    }
    List<String> intervals = coordinator.getSegmentIntervals(dataSource);
    // each element in intervals has this form:
    // 2015-12-01T23:15:00.000Z/2015-12-01T23:16:00.000Z
    // we'll sort the list (ISO dates have lexicographic order)
    // then delete segments from the 1st date in the first string
    // to the 2nd date in the last string
    Collections.sort(intervals);
    String first = intervals.get(0).split("/")[0];
    String last = intervals.get(intervals.size() - 1).split("/")[1];
    unloadAndKillData(dataSource, first, last);
}