WL#12905: Allow mysql_server_mock sending async Notices to the clients connected on X-protocol port
Affects: Server-8.0
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Status: Complete
Motivation
"WL#12861 Support the current mysql_server_mock features for x-protocol"
introduces xproto support in the mysql_server_mock
that the Router uses for
component level testing.
For testing "WL#10719 Invalid Cache based on Group Replication Notification"
mysql_server_mock
needs a way to mimic the GR notifications.
Notifications about membership changes are sent over xproto as global Notice
messages and don't have request/response cycle as other xproto messages.
Instead, global notifications are sent based on internal events like a timer.
Goal
Allow to
- send Notices
- send Notices at time intervals
Functional Requirements
- FR1
-
The
mysql_server_mock
user MUST be able to specify a set of Notices that the server mock should send asynchronously to the active X-protocol connections by . specifying it via the same trace file that is used to instrument the mock server statement responses. - FR2
- It MUST be possible to specify the time offset (in milliseconds) between the client connection and sending each particular notice.
- FR3
- The notices section MUST be ignored in case of classic protocol connections.
The current mysql_server_mock
state file will be extended to contain the notices section:
"notices": [
{
"send_offset": 2000,
"id": 4,
"scope": "LOCAL",
"payload": {"type": 4 "view_id": "abcdefg" }
}
]
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