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Overview ¶
Package drivertest provides a public conformance suite that any azync storage driver can run against its own driver.Store to prove it honors the backend-agnostic contract. Third-party driver authors wire their backend into RunConformance and get the same behavioral coverage the first-party PostgreSQL driver is held to.
The suite is black-box: it drives a Store only through the exported contract, never reaching into backend internals. It uses real wall-clock durations (a short lease plus a sleep for reaper tests, a far-future run_at for scheduling) so it is correct against any backend clock without a controllable clock.
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Functions ¶
func RunConformance ¶
RunConformance exercises the observable driver.Store contract against the Store returned by newStore. newStore is called once; every subtest shares that Store and stays independent by using unique kind and subscriber names, so a backend need not reset between subtests (they must not assume an empty store).
func RunDAGConformance ¶
RunDAGConformance exercises the observable driver.DAGStore contract against the Store returned by newStore, skipping cleanly when the store does not implement the capability. newStore is called once; every subtest shares that Store and stays independent by using unique workflow names and kinds, so a backend need not reset between subtests.
The scheduler methods are set-based across the whole store, so subtests assert on the states of their own workflow's tasks (through DAGTasks and GetDAG), never on the global counts those methods return.
func RunWorkflowConformance ¶
RunWorkflowConformance exercises the observable driver.WorkflowStore contract against the Store returned by newStore, skipping cleanly when the store does not implement the capability. newStore is called once; every subtest stays independent by using unique workflow names, so a backend need not reset between subtests.
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