fix test_object_copy_versioned_bucket

Do not use _create_key_with_random_content as it creates a new bucket.
Check objects content and size

Signed-off-by: Orit Wasserman <owasserm@redhat.com>
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Orit Wasserman 2016-09-14 14:23:49 +02:00
parent c961cdd10e
commit 7a437905f2

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@ -4919,42 +4919,48 @@ def test_object_copy_key_not_found():
def test_object_copy_versioned_bucket(): def test_object_copy_versioned_bucket():
bucket = get_new_bucket() bucket = get_new_bucket()
check_configure_versioning_retry(bucket, True, "Enabled") check_configure_versioning_retry(bucket, True, "Enabled")
key = bucket.new_key('foo123bar') key = bucket.new_key('foo123bar')
_create_key_with_random_content(key.name, 1*1024*1024) size = 1*1024*1024
data = str(bytearray(size))
key.set_contents_from_string(data)
# copy object in the same bucket # copy object in the same bucket
key2 = bucket.copy_key('bar321foo', bucket.name, key.name, src_version_id = key.version_id) key2 = bucket.copy_key('bar321foo', bucket.name, key.name, src_version_id = key.version_id)
res = _make_request('GET', bucket, key2) key2 = bucket.get_key(key2.name)
eq(res.status, 200) eq(key2.size, size)
eq(res.reason, 'OK') got = key2.get_contents_as_string()
eq(got, data)
# second copy # second copy
key3 = bucket.copy_key('bar321foo2', bucket.name, key2.name, src_version_id = key2.version_id) key3 = bucket.copy_key('bar321foo2', bucket.name, key2.name, src_version_id = key2.version_id)
res = _make_request('GET', bucket, key3) key3 = bucket.get_key(key3.name)
eq(res.status, 200) eq(key3.size, size)
eq(res.reason, 'OK') got = key3.get_contents_as_string()
eq(got, data)
# copy to another versioned bucket # copy to another versioned bucket
bucket2 = get_new_bucket() bucket2 = get_new_bucket()
check_configure_versioning_retry(bucket2, True, "Enabled") check_configure_versioning_retry(bucket2, True, "Enabled")
key4 = bucket2.copy_key('bar321foo3', bucket.name, key.name, src_version_id = key.version_id) key4 = bucket2.copy_key('bar321foo3', bucket.name, key.name, src_version_id = key.version_id)
res = _make_request('GET', bucket, key4) key4 = bucket2.get_key(key4.name)
eq(res.status, 200) eq(key4.size, size)
eq(res.reason, 'OK') got = key4.get_contents_as_string()
eq(got, data)
# copy to another non versioned bucket # copy to another non versioned bucket
bucket3 = get_new_bucket() bucket3 = get_new_bucket()
key5 = bucket3.copy_key('bar321foo4', bucket.name, key.name , src_version_id = key.version_id) key5 = bucket3.copy_key('bar321foo4', bucket.name, key.name , src_version_id = key.version_id)
res = _make_request('GET', bucket, key5) key5 = bucket3.get_key(key5.name)
eq(res.status, 200) eq(key5.size, size)
eq(res.reason, 'OK') got = key5.get_contents_as_string()
eq(got, data)
# copy from a non versioned bucket # copy from a non versioned bucket
key6 = bucket.copy_key('foo123bar2', bucket3.name, key5.name) key6 = bucket.copy_key('foo123bar2', bucket3.name, key5.name)
res = _make_request('GET', bucket, key6) key6 = bucket.get_key(key6.name)
eq(res.status, 200) eq(key6.size, size)
eq(res.reason, 'OK') got = key6.get_contents_as_string()
eq(got, data)
def transfer_part(bucket, mp_id, mp_keyname, i, part): def transfer_part(bucket, mp_id, mp_keyname, i, part):
"""Transfer a part of a multipart upload. Designed to be run in parallel. """Transfer a part of a multipart upload. Designed to be run in parallel.