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It's possible to check if the healthcheck passed trought the cli. docker ps --format json will list all the services running and their corresponding healthchecks.
Proposed method signature: compose.wait_for_healthcheck(sec: int = 10)
High level description how it should work:
Iterate trough services check if healthcheck is healthy.
If not: wait and repeat until timeout.
testcontaners java and node has the option to wait for healthcheck. It would be nice if testcontainers-python would have the same funtionality
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A very simple implementation for a DockerContainer can look like this:
withcontainer:
start_time=time.time()
underlying_container=container.get_wrapped_container()
whiletime.time() -start_time<10:
underlying_container.reload()
ifunderlying_container.health=='healthy':
print(f"Container is healthy!")
breaktime.sleep(.1)
else:
raiseTimeoutError(
f"Container status is not healthy after 10s - it's {underlying_container.health}!"
)
yieldcontainer
It's possible to check if the healthcheck passed trought the cli.
docker ps --format json
will list all the services running and their corresponding healthchecks.Proposed method signature: compose.wait_for_healthcheck(sec: int = 10)
High level description how it should work:
Iterate trough services check if healthcheck is healthy.
If not: wait and repeat until timeout.
testcontaners java and node has the option to wait for healthcheck. It would be nice if testcontainers-python would have the same funtionality
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: