B2-119 Make persistent test buckets auto-clean files #316
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- used random folder generation to track used files through testing sessions - extended clean_files function to allow for cleaning some folders from a bucket without deleting it
| @@ -131,6 +132,10 @@ def bucket_name_part(length: int) -> str: | |||
| logger.info('name_part: %s', name_part) | |||
| return name_part | |||
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| T = TypeVar('T') | |||
| def wrap_iterables(generators: list[Iterable[T]]): | |||
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tried that before, itertools.chain was returning a iterator of iterators instead. I could try again and see what went wrong though
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Builds on previous work with Persistent Buckets. This now keeps track of used folders in the persistent bucket and cleans files without having to wait for B2's lifecycle rules.