@Test
public void shouldCreateTrashFilesForUnusedBinaries() throws Exception {
Set<String> storedSha1s = new HashSet<String>();
for (int i = 0; i != CONTENT.length; ++i) {
Binary binary = storeAndCheck(i);
if (binary instanceof StoredBinaryValue) storedSha1s.add(binary.getHexHash());
}
// Make sure there are files for all stored values ...
assertThat(countStoredFiles(), is(storedSha1s.size()));
assertThat(countTrashFiles(), is(0));
// Mark one of the files as being unused ...
String unused = storedSha1s.iterator().next();
store.markAsUnused(Collections.singleton(new BinaryKey(unused)));
// Make sure the trash file was created
assertThat(countStoredFiles(), is(storedSha1s.size()));
assertThat(countTrashFiles(), is(1));
// Check that the name of the trash file is the SHA1
File trashFile = collectFiles(trash).get(0);
assertNotNull(trashFile);
assertEquals(unused, trashFile.getName());
Thread.sleep(
1100L); // Sleep more than a second, since modified times may only be accurate to nearest
// second ...
store.removeValuesUnusedLongerThan(1, TimeUnit.SECONDS);
// Make sure the file was removed from the trash ...
assertThat(countStoredFiles(), is(storedSha1s.size() - 1));
assertThat(countTrashFiles(), is(0));
// And that all directories in the trash were removed (since they should be empty) ...
assertThat(trash.listFiles().length, is(0));
}
