test: add ha full cluster crash tests #51
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deusebio
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| # Check that all servers are down at the same time before restoring them | ||
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| assert helpers.all_db_processes_down(ops_test), "Not all units down at the same time." |
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question Not sure I understand why this assert is on a try block...?
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So that we can call finally. If the test fails, we don't 'necessarily' want to halt execution, but we still need to restore the pebble restart delay back to normal for future tests.
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docs: update helpers docstringschore: add restart delay manifests + helperstest: add ha full cluster crash tests