Delete packages request reports 200 but no package deleted #93
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fhdk
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Updated The result is 200 but no packages are removed - the runtime result is |
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I will check your tests a bit later. Is there any way to run all of them at once? FYI: I've cleaned up the database. |
What do you mean ? If the tests were run all at once the files would be removed by the last test - you wouldn have any means verifying if the result is as expected. That said - I could create a bash script which run a sequence - possibly a to continue - would that do? |
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Aren't these independent unit tests that you can run in a pipeline? |
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Not yet. They are intended to be independent units at some point - right now the individual file is a PoC on how the query is formatted, the content and the endpoint reponse. My idea is - at some point - to query the target section to validate the response - but for now - even with a success response - and nothing happening - so the test is a success the result is not. |
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Is it still happening? Can't reproduce it seems... If trying to delete non-existing package: If deleting something that is there: |
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I have no idea what happens when the request leaves my system. I have always had a mixed relation ship with forms. With my work I only use a form when forced to - luckily have yet been able to fence it off - it will come to me eventually when the admin will require a document upload function - until know I have been able to satisfy their need using an internal ftp service. I am getting timout on every request I try to make. I upload the packages manually using the webui (not postman or similar) |
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I have tested so many methods to supply the form in an accepted format. I managed to do it in Postman so technically it is working When I post the same form using Python - apart from some obvious elements the multipart/form-data look right to me (replaced Perhaps you can provide some feedback on this |
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I have begun tagging the requests with a custom header This is done in an attempt to track down why I cannot get the endpoint to accept a delete request using Python. I am hoping you can provide some details on how the request behave on your end because it times out. |
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I am not sure if this has any meaning or it is just grasp into thin air - it may simply be about presentation - which is more down the alley of postman than my print statements in python When I submit using Postman the field name appears without quotes Why is the post disappearing? That is why I added the x-bxtctl-token header - I don't not get any response when posting using Python. I think that understanding this is the key to the other commit |
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Is there anything - literally anything that would filter requests to API. It is insanely strange that some requests passthrough and some does not. I can send a form with a single package to the endpoint - which gets accepted. Sending the same (not the exact same - that gives) request with a different package using python scripting - times out - no answer. I can send a token request using python but commits - all ends up in blackhole. One get's quite confused when some requests is accepted - others are not - with a message - and then there is the request where no clues are provided - not even 404 or 500. On eflaw - if I may be allowed to call this - is that the same endpoint /api/packages/commit takes 4 different inputs. I get it - uploading files is a special case But for the three other options it would be much simpler to parse textual inputs - instead of taking it all as form input. Using different endpoints - the move and copy are somewhat identical - but from the point of consuming the endpoint - it makes a lot more sense Using different endpoints will also make debugging easier - if one cannot post to one endpoint it will never affect the other(s) |
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Sorry I was doing some maintenance and restarting bxt instance. It should be sorted out now.
Of course I thought of this idea and it makes a lot of sense at the first glance - but commits should be atomic. What happens if you'll have a network outage in between of these commands? |
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Also please check Matrix, I'm having some issues with running bxtctl locally... |
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The delete package transaction request now works. Perhaps it is a combination of efforts - I don't know - what I do know - it is no longer an issue |
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Request for deleting the test package from the repo returns 200 OK even though the package does not exist.
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