# This file contains environment settings for gitaly when it's running
# as part of the gitlab-ce/ee test suite.
#
# Please be careful when modifying this file. Your changes must work
# both for local development rspec runs, and in CI.

require 'socket'

module GitalyTest
  def tmp_tests_gitaly_dir
    File.expand_path('../tmp/tests/gitaly', __dir__)
  end

  def gemfile
    File.join(tmp_tests_gitaly_dir, 'ruby', 'Gemfile')
  end

  def env
    env_hash = {
      'HOME' => File.expand_path('tmp/tests'),
      'GEM_PATH' => Gem.path.join(':'),
      'BUNDLE_APP_CONFIG' => File.join(File.dirname(gemfile), '.bundle/config'),
      'BUNDLE_FLAGS' => "--jobs=4 --retry=3",
      'BUNDLE_INSTALL_FLAGS' => nil,
      'BUNDLE_GEMFILE' => gemfile,
      'RUBYOPT' => nil
    }

    if ENV['CI']
      bundle_path = File.expand_path('../vendor/gitaly-ruby', __dir__)
      env_hash['BUNDLE_FLAGS'] << " --path=#{bundle_path}"
    end

    env_hash
  end

  def config_path
    File.join(tmp_tests_gitaly_dir, 'config.toml')
  end

  def start_gitaly
    args = %W[#{tmp_tests_gitaly_dir}/gitaly #{config_path}]
    pid = spawn(env, *args, [:out, :err] => 'log/gitaly-test.log')

    begin
      try_connect!
    rescue
      Process.kill('TERM', pid)
      raise
    end

    pid
  end

  def check_gitaly_config!
    puts 'Checking gitaly-ruby bundle...'
    abort 'bundle check failed' unless system(env, 'bundle', 'check', chdir: File.dirname(gemfile))
  end

  def read_socket_path
    # This code needs to work in an environment where we cannot use bundler,
    # so we cannot easily use the toml-rb gem. This ad-hoc parser should be
    # good enough.
    config_text = IO.read(config_path)

    config_text.lines.each do |line|
      match_data = line.match(/^\s*socket_path\s*=\s*"([^"]*)"$/)

      return match_data[1] if match_data
    end

    raise "failed to find socket_path in #{config_path}"
  end

  def try_connect!
    print "Trying to connect to gitaly: "
    timeout = 20
    delay = 0.1
    socket = read_socket_path

    Integer(timeout / delay).times do
      UNIXSocket.new(socket)
      puts ' OK'

      return
    rescue Errno::ENOENT, Errno::ECONNREFUSED
      print '.'
      sleep delay
    end

    puts ' FAILED'

    raise "could not connect to #{socket}"
  end
end