A common case is that we need to clean up a connection before we exit a test via .close() method. This is needed because otherwise the connection will raise a warning that it is left unclosed. However, remembering to call .close() at each connection at the end of the test is cumbersome! Luckily, fixtures in python can be marked as async which allow us to:
* cache all clients created by DflyInstance.client()
* clean them all at the end of the fixture in one go
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Signed-off-by: kostas <kostas@dragonflydb.io>
fix: Fix flaky test `test_acl_revoke_pub_sub_while_subscribed`
The reason it failed is that, in some rare cases, the subscriber did not
get the first few messages of the publisher. This is likely due to
timing of subscribe and publish, in different connections / threads.
Given Pub/Sub has very weak guarantees, it's probably ok as is, so I
just added a sleep to get the test to pass always.
* feat(namespaces): Initial support for multi-tenant #3050
This PR introduces a way to create multiple, separate and isolated
namespaces in Dragonfly. Each user can be associated with a single
namespace, and will not be able to interact with other namespaces.
This is still experimental, and lacks some important features, such as:
* Replication and RDB saving completely ignores non-default namespaces
* Defrag and statistics either use the default namespace or all
namespaces without separation
To associate a user with a namespace, use the `ACL` command with the
`TENANT:<namespace>` flag:
```
ACL SETUSER user TENANT:namespace1 ON >user_pass +@all ~*
```
For more examples and up to date info check
`tests/dragonfly/acl_family_test.py` - specifically the
`test_namespaces` function.
* add support for multiple passwords
* add support for deleting passwords
* add support for resetpass
* add tests
* always prefix passwords with hashtag when printed
* print categories and commands in lower case instead of capital case
* fix a bug of default user inheriting the wrong acl rules on new connections
* move keys position to be after password when printed from an acl command
* remove acl categories from context and all acl checks
* category assign,ent now assigns all the acl commands for that category to the user
* introduce modification order of acl's per user
* acl rules are now printed in the same order as in redis/valkey
* remove old user_registry_test which was part of the poc
* change ACL DELUSER, ACL WHOAMI, and some ACL DRYRUN string/integer responses.
* change ACL GETUSER response, when the user does not exist, it should reply (nil).
* requirepass also updates ACL default user password
* update config set requirepass to include the new behaviour
* add tests
* fix non existent default user when loading empty files
* move error handling tests from regression to unit
* move ACL LIST regression to unit test
* move AUTH regression to unit test
* move ACL WHOAMI regression to unit test
* add unit tests for SETUSER/DELUSER (so they run on every PR)
* add unit tests for all ACL categories
There was a bug on updates of the acl categories when squashing was used. Basically, the parent context could be accessed in parallel by the "stub" contexts causing a dreaded data race on the update.
This is fixed by adding a new AclUpdateMessage at the front of the dispatch queue of the connection.
