function DbLogTest::testDbLogCron

Tests that cron correctly applies the database log row limit.

File

core/modules/dblog/tests/src/Kernel/DbLogTest.php, line 38

Class

DbLogTest

Generate events and verify dblog entries.

Namespace

Code

public function testDbLogCron() {
  $row_limit = 100;
  // Generate additional log entries.
  $this->generateLogEntries($row_limit + 10);
  // Verify that the database log row count exceeds the row limit.
  $count = Database::getConnection()->select('watchdog')
    ->countQuery()
    ->execute()
    ->fetchField();
  $this->assertGreaterThan($row_limit, $count, new FormattableMarkup('Dblog row count of @count exceeds row limit of @limit', [
    '@count' => $count,
    '@limit' => $row_limit,
  ]));
  // Get the number of enabled modules. Cron adds a log entry for each module.
  $list = $this->container
    ->get('module_handler')
    ->getImplementations('cron');
  $module_count = count($list);
  $cron_detailed_count = $this->runCron();
  $this->assertEquals($module_count + 2, $cron_detailed_count, new FormattableMarkup('Cron added @count of @expected new log entries', [
    '@count' => $cron_detailed_count,
    '@expected' => $module_count + 2,
  ]));
  // Test disabling of detailed cron logging.
  $this->config('system.cron')
    ->set('logging', 0)
    ->save();
  $cron_count = $this->runCron();
  $this->assertEquals(1, $cron_count, new FormattableMarkup('Cron added @count of @expected new log entries', [
    '@count' => $cron_count,
    '@expected' => 1,
  ]));
}