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@dmitry-lipetsk dmitry-lipetsk commented Mar 16, 2025

This base class requires:

  • explicit os_ops object

This base class declares the following "abstract" properties:

  • logs_dir
  • data_dir
  • utils_log_file
  • pg_log_file

This thing is needed for #216 and should help to #184.

This base class requires:
 - explicit os_ops object

This base class declares the following abstract properties:
 - logs_dir
 - data_dir
 - utils_log_file
 - pg_log_file
@dmitry-lipetsk dmitry-lipetsk mentioned this pull request Mar 16, 2025
This thing is required only in the constructor of PostgresNode.
PostgresNode_Base::clean deletes data_dir and logs_dir

PostgresNode::clean calls PostgresNode_Base::clean and deletes base_dir.
Names from 'utils' module are used explicitly.
Names from 'consts' module are used explicitly.
- [del] import of PG_CTL__STATUS__OK
- [del] import of PG_CTL__STATUS__NODE_IS_STOPPED
- [del] PG_CTL__STATUS__BAD_DATADIR
[del] node.should_rm_dirs=True
The problems on Probackup's CFS test are detected.

Parameter 'full' must be respected!
It a right way for creating a clone of PostgresNode.
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I think, this refactoring is not actual now.

I always can create it again, when it will be needed really.

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