Alia
Hello everyone!
I am here with a new query in my mind.
Is there any assert in test cases when Oban job is completed like there are many helper functions to check the Oban Job testing. Similarly, I want to check that the job is completed OR in progress or something else.
I checked the Oban Testing Documentation but nothing was found similar.
Any guess about it?
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benwilson512
I’m not sure I understand. When you’re in a test, Oban is not running in the background. You can use
Oban.drain_queueto synchronously run jobs that are queued up, but there isn’t a lot of point in asserting on what jobs are doing because well, they aren’t doing anything on their own during tests.stefanchrobot
I think the point of the Oban test helpers is to test the jobs from the “outside”, that is, make assertions on the observable effects. So you can:
assert_enqueued,refute_enqueued,all_enqueued,perform_job,drain_queue.You could in theory get notified about the job status by plugging into Telemetry, but I think it would be better to restructure the way you make assertions.
Can please share more details about the kind of behaviour you are trying to test? Maybe there’s a different way to do it?