If a test program needs other than the default Galera config
(e.g. log_slave_updates enabled), then it should be able to
programmatically cause galera to be restarted as part of the
TestConnections construction.
See script directory for method. The script to run in the top level
MaxScale directory is called maxscale-uncrustify.sh, which uses
another script, list-src, from the same directory (so you need to set
your PATH). The uncrustify version was 0.66.
The current monitor detects the extra slave connection before
failover is launched, turning the entire feature off. That part of
the test has been removed.
The paths were wrong in the scripts used to run tests. The same problem
was in the CMake files that used CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR instead of
CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR.
Added missing check for BUILD_SYSTEM_TESTS in avrorouter for the
workaround to building without all dependencies present.
The behavior of mariadbmon was changed so that it better understands
slaves attempting to replicate. Rewrote the test to accommodate the change
in behavior and take the opportunity to use newer code.
When the filters of a service are modified, each session to that service
should either see the old filters or the new filters i.e. the operation
must be atomic.
The command naming caused problems when other parts of the service were
being altered. The parser doesn't seem to handle the case of overlapping
commands that well.
Updated test cases with new code and adjusted syntax accordingly.
If the test would otherwise succeed but a coredump is found when the logs
are copied in the destructor, the test would pass. To prevent this, the
destructor should always exit with a non-zero status when it detects an
error.
The switchover sometimes fails due to a broken connection when the STOP
SLAVE on the new master is executed. Nothing is logged on the server in
question and the error message simply states that the connection was lost
in the middle of a query.
Increasing the query_retries to 1 reduced the likelihood of failure from
about 1/3 of tests failing to roughly 1/6 of tests failing. Increasing it
to 5 seems to remove it completely. As to what is the real reason this
happens, we do not yet know.
