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Things don't look good:
Error: SBSM::InvalidDataError Message: e_invalid_ean_code Backtrace: /var/www/oddb.org/src/model/ean13.rb:12:in `initialize' /var/www/oddb.org/src/model/ean13.rb:26:in `new' /var/www/oddb.org/src/model/ean13.rb:26:in `new_unchecked' /var/www/oddb.org/src/model/package.rb:163:in `barcode'
Full stack for index_therapeuticus.csv is
Error: SBSM::InvalidDataError Message: e_invalid_ean_code Backtrace: (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/src/model/ean13.rb:12:in `initialize' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/src/model/ean13.rb:26:in `new' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/src/model/ean13.rb:26:in `new_unchecked' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/src/model/package.rb:163:in `barcode' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/csv_exporter.rb:71:in `block in collect_data' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/csv_exporter.rb:67:in `collect' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/csv_exporter.rb:67:in `collect_data' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/csv_exporter.rb:99:in `block in dump' (druby://localhost:10005) /usr/lib64/ruby/1.9.1/csv.rb:1367:in `open' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/csv_exporter.rb:98:in `dump' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/odba_exporter.rb:137:in `block (2 levels) in export_ean13_idx_th_csv' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/odba_exporter.rb:135:in `each' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/odba_exporter.rb:135:in `block in export_ean13_idx_th_csv' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/odba_exporter.rb:286:in `call' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/odba_exporter.rb:286:in `block in safe_export' (druby://localhost:10005) /usr/lib64/ruby/1.9.1/tempfile.rb:320:in `open' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/odba_exporter.rb:285:in `safe_export' (druby://localhost:10005) /var/www/oddb.org/ext/export/src/odba_exporter.rb:131:in `export_ean13_idx_th_csv' (druby://localhost:10005) /usr/lib64/ruby/1.9.1/drb/drb.rb:1548:in `perform_without_block' (druby://localhost:10005) /usr/lib64/ruby/1.9.1/drb/drb.rb:1508:in `perform' (druby://localhost:10005) /usr/lib64/ruby/1.9.1/drb/drb.rb:1586:in `block (2 levels) in main_loop' (druby://localhost:10005) /usr/lib64/ruby/1.9.1/drb/drb.rb:1582:in `loop' (druby://localhost:10005) /usr/lib64/ruby/1.9.1/drb/drb.rb:1582:in `block in main_loop' /var/www/oddb.org/src/plugin/csv_export.rb:163:in `export_index_therapeuticus' /var/www/oddb.org/src/util/exporter.rb:169:in `block in export_index_therapeuticus_csv' /var/www/oddb.org/src/util/exporter.rb:425:in `call' /var/www/oddb.org/src/util/exporter.rb:425:in `safe_export' /var/www/oddb.org/src/util/exporter.rb:167:in `export_index_therapeuticus_csv' /var/www/oddb.org/src/util/exporter.rb:74:in `run' /var/www/oddb.org/jobs/export_daily:13:in `block in <module:Util>' /var/www/oddb.org/src/util/job.rb:40:in `call' /var/www/oddb.org/src/util/job.rb:40:in `run' /var/www/oddb.org/jobs/export_daily:12:in `<module:Util>' /var/www/oddb.org/jobs/export_daily:11:in `<module:ODDB>' /var/www/oddb.org/jobs/export_daily:10:in `<main>
Added some debug output to package and started manually jobs/mail_index_therapeuticus_csv.
The file test/test_plugin/swissmedic.rb
contains tests for Packungen. It uses the data from test/data/xls/Packungen.xls
When replacing the old file with the new one, we get a lot of errors. But this are errors, because the original Packungen.xls contained only 14 records carefully crafted to test the differences with other packungen.xls.
Therefore we will need a different way to solve our problem. Differences are:
I often reorganised unit tests where flexmock methods were overridden in some tests as I had not grasped that https://github.com/jimweirich/flexmock had allows to specify a default behaviour (using .by_default) which can be overridden later.
Sometime reading the whole documentation gives more insights than just reading the first chapter or two!