How to use GetExecutionPlan method of local Package

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migration.go

Source:migration.go Github

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1package migration2import (3 "context"4 "errors"5 "fmt"6 "sort"7 "sync"8 "time"9 "github.com/hashicorp/go-version"10 "github.com/safing/portbase/database"11 "github.com/safing/portbase/database/record"12 "github.com/safing/portbase/formats/dsd"13 "github.com/safing/portbase/log"14)15// MigrateFunc is called when a migration should be applied to the16// database. It receives the current version (from) and the target17// version (to) of the database and a dedicated interface for18// interacting with data stored in the DB.19// A dedicated log.ContextTracer is added to ctx for each migration20// run.21type MigrateFunc func(ctx context.Context, from, to *version.Version, dbInterface *database.Interface) error22// Migration represents a registered data-migration that should be applied to23// some database. Migrations are stacked on top and executed in order of increasing24// version number (see Version field).25type Migration struct {26 // Description provides a short human-readable description of the27 // migration.28 Description string29 // Version should hold the version of the database/subsystem after30 // the migration has been applied.31 Version string32 // MigrateFuc is executed when the migration should be performed.33 MigrateFunc MigrateFunc34}35// Registry holds a migration stack.36type Registry struct {37 key string38 lock sync.Mutex39 migrations []Migration40}41// New creates a new migration registry.42// The key should be the name of the database key that is used to store43// the version of the last successfully applied migration.44func New(key string) *Registry {45 return &Registry{46 key: key,47 }48}49// Add adds one or more migrations to reg.50func (reg *Registry) Add(migrations ...Migration) error {51 reg.lock.Lock()52 defer reg.lock.Unlock()53 for _, m := range migrations {54 if _, err := version.NewSemver(m.Version); err != nil {55 return fmt.Errorf("migration %q: invalid version %s: %w", m.Description, m.Version, err)56 }57 reg.migrations = append(reg.migrations, m)58 }59 return nil60}61// Migrate migrates the database by executing all registered62// migration in order of increasing version numbers. The error63// returned, if not nil, is always of type *Diagnostics.64func (reg *Registry) Migrate(ctx context.Context) (err error) {65 reg.lock.Lock()66 defer reg.lock.Unlock()67 start := time.Now()68 log.Infof("migration: migration of %s started", reg.key)69 defer func() {70 if err != nil {71 log.Errorf("migration: migration of %s failed after %s: %s", reg.key, time.Since(start), err)72 } else {73 log.Infof("migration: migration of %s finished after %s", reg.key, time.Since(start))74 }75 }()76 db := database.NewInterface(&database.Options{77 Local: true,78 Internal: true,79 })80 startOfMigration, err := reg.getLatestSuccessfulMigration(db)81 if err != nil {82 return err83 }84 execPlan, diag, err := reg.getExecutionPlan(startOfMigration)85 if err != nil {86 return err87 }88 if len(execPlan) == 0 {89 return nil90 }91 diag.TargetVersion = execPlan[len(execPlan)-1].Version92 // finally, apply our migrations93 lastAppliedMigration := startOfMigration94 for _, m := range execPlan {95 target, _ := version.NewSemver(m.Version) // we can safely ignore the error here96 migrationCtx, tracer := log.AddTracer(ctx)97 if err := m.MigrateFunc(migrationCtx, lastAppliedMigration, target, db); err != nil {98 diag.Wrapped = err99 diag.FailedMigration = m.Description100 tracer.Infof("migration: applied migration for %s: %s - %s", reg.key, target.String(), m.Description)101 tracer.Submit()102 return diag103 }104 lastAppliedMigration = target105 diag.LastSuccessfulMigration = lastAppliedMigration.String()106 if err := reg.saveLastSuccessfulMigration(db, target); err != nil {107 diag.Message = "failed to persist migration status"108 diag.Wrapped = err109 diag.FailedMigration = m.Description110 }111 tracer.Infof("migration: applied migration for %s: %s - %s", reg.key, target.String(), m.Description)112 tracer.Submit()113 }114 // all migrations have been applied successfully, we're done here115 return nil116}117func (reg *Registry) getLatestSuccessfulMigration(db *database.Interface) (*version.Version, error) {118 // find the latest version stored in the database119 rec, err := db.Get(reg.key)120 if errors.Is(err, database.ErrNotFound) {121 return nil, nil122 }123 if err != nil {124 return nil, &Diagnostics{125 Message: "failed to query database for migration status",126 Wrapped: err,127 }128 }129 // Unwrap the record to get the actual database130 r, ok := rec.(*record.Wrapper)131 if !ok {132 return nil, &Diagnostics{133 Wrapped: errors.New("expected wrapped database record"),134 }135 }136 sv, err := version.NewSemver(string(r.Data))137 if err != nil {138 return nil, &Diagnostics{139 Message: "failed to parse version stored in migration status record",140 Wrapped: err,141 }142 }143 return sv, nil144}145func (reg *Registry) saveLastSuccessfulMigration(db *database.Interface, ver *version.Version) error {146 r := &record.Wrapper{147 Data: []byte(ver.String()),148 Format: dsd.RAW,149 }150 r.SetKey(reg.key)151 return db.Put(r)152}153func (reg *Registry) getExecutionPlan(startOfMigration *version.Version) ([]Migration, *Diagnostics, error) {154 // create a look-up map for migrations indexed by their semver created a155 // list of version (sorted by increasing number) that we use as our execution156 // plan.157 lm := make(map[string]Migration)158 versions := make(version.Collection, 0, len(reg.migrations))159 for _, m := range reg.migrations {160 ver, err := version.NewSemver(m.Version)161 if err != nil {162 return nil, nil, &Diagnostics{163 Message: "failed to parse version of migration",164 Wrapped: err,165 FailedMigration: m.Description,166 }167 }168 lm[ver.String()] = m // use .String() for a normalized string representation169 versions = append(versions, ver)170 }171 sort.Sort(versions)172 diag := new(Diagnostics)173 if startOfMigration != nil {174 diag.StartOfMigration = startOfMigration.String()175 }176 // prepare our diagnostics and the execution plan177 execPlan := make([]Migration, 0, len(versions))178 for _, ver := range versions {179 // skip an migration that has already been applied.180 if startOfMigration != nil && startOfMigration.GreaterThanOrEqual(ver) {181 continue182 }183 m := lm[ver.String()]184 diag.ExecutionPlan = append(diag.ExecutionPlan, DiagnosticStep{185 Description: m.Description,186 Version: ver.String(),187 })188 execPlan = append(execPlan, m)189 }190 return execPlan, diag, nil191}...

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garbage.go

Source:garbage.go Github

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...49 continue50 }51 localCache[rp.CollectionID] = collection52 }53 ep, err := model.GetExecutionPlan(collection.ID, rp.PlanID)54 if err != nil {55 continue56 }57 item := &RunningPlan{58 ep: ep,59 collection: collection,60 }61 jobs <- item62 }63 time.Sleep(2 * time.Second)64 }65}66func (c *Controller) cleanLocalStore() {67 for {...

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inspect.go

Source:inspect.go Github

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...120 execScheduler, err := local.NewExecutionScheduler(runner, logger)121 if err != nil {122 return nil, err123 }124 executionPlan := execScheduler.GetExecutionPlan()125 duration, _ := lib.GetEndOffset(executionPlan)126 return struct {127 lib.Options128 TotalDuration types.NullDuration `json:"totalDuration"`129 MaxVUs uint64 `json:"maxVUs"`130 }{131 conf.Options,132 types.NewNullDuration(duration, true),133 lib.GetMaxPossibleVUs(executionPlan),134 }, nil135}...

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GetExecutionPlan

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1func main() {2 plan := GetExecutionPlan()3 fmt.Println(plan)4}5func main() {6 plan := GetExecutionPlan()7 fmt.Println(plan)8}9func main() {10 plan := GetExecutionPlan()11 fmt.Println(plan)12}13func main() {14 plan := GetExecutionPlan()15 fmt.Println(plan)16}17func main() {18 plan := GetExecutionPlan()19 fmt.Println(plan)20}21func main() {22 plan := GetExecutionPlan()23 fmt.Println(plan)24}25func main() {26 plan := GetExecutionPlan()27 fmt.Println(plan)28}29func main() {30 plan := GetExecutionPlan()31 fmt.Println(plan)32}33func main() {34 plan := GetExecutionPlan()35 fmt.Println(plan)36}37func main() {38 plan := GetExecutionPlan()39 fmt.Println(plan)40}41func main() {42 plan := GetExecutionPlan()43 fmt.Println(plan)44}45func main() {46 plan := GetExecutionPlan()47 fmt.Println(plan)48}49func main() {50 plan := GetExecutionPlan()51 fmt.Println(plan)52}53func main() {54 plan := GetExecutionPlan()55 fmt.Println(plan)56}

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GetExecutionPlan

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1import (2func main() {3 c, _, err := zk.Connect([]string{"localhost"}, time.Second)4 if err != nil {5 panic(err)6 }7 defer c.Close()8 b, _, err := c.Get("/zookeeper/config")9 if err != nil {10 panic(err)11 }12 fmt.Printf("%s13}14import (15func main() {16 c, _, err := zk.Connect([]string{"localhost"}, time.Second)17 if err != nil {18 panic(err)19 }20 defer c.Close()21 b, _, err := c.Get("/zookeeper/config")22 if err != nil {23 panic(err)24 }25 fmt.Printf("%s26}27import (28func main() {29 c, _, err := zk.Connect([]string{"localhost"}, time.Second)30 if err != nil {31 panic(err)32 }33 defer c.Close()34 b, _, err := c.Get("/zookeeper/config")35 if err != nil {36 panic(err)37 }38 fmt.Printf("%s39}40import (41func main() {42 c, _, err := zk.Connect([]string{"localhost"}, time.Second)43 if err != nil {44 panic(err)45 }46 defer c.Close()47 b, _, err := c.Get("/zookeeper/config")48 if err != nil {49 panic(err)50 }51 fmt.Printf("%s52}53import (54func main() {55 c, _, err := zk.Connect([]string{"localhost"}, time.Second

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