bcfa9906-4aea-4a17-82a6-28399bcb4fc4

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Build # bcfa9906-4aea-4a17-82a6-28399bcb4fc4

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Pull #2248

circleci

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kelynch

Commit Message

Updated rake task description

Pull Request Pull Request #2248: Fixed rake task description

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/app/models/mediaflux/iterator_destroy_request.rb

# frozen_string_literal: true
module Mediaflux
  class IteratorDestroyRequest < Request
    # Constructor
    # @param session_token [String] the API token for the authenticated session
    # @iterator [Int] The iterator to destroy (This is the value returned by QueryRequest)
    def initialize(session_token:, iterator:)
      super(session_token: session_token)
      @iterator = iterator
    end

    # Specifies the Mediaflux service to use when running a query
    # @return [String]
    def self.service
      "asset.query.iterator.destroy"
    end

    # Returns empty string if iterator was destroyed, error message otherwise.
    # Notice that once have run through an iterator Mediaflux destroys it automatically
    # so it is possible to get an error indicating that an iterator does not exist if
    # Mediaflux deleted it on its own.
    def result
      xml = response_xml
      xml.xpath("/response/reply['error']").text
    end

    private

      def build_http_request_body(name:)
        super do |xml|
          xml.args do
            xml.id @iterator
            # An iterator can be destroyed by Mediaflux when we have read all its contents.
            # For example if an iterator query has only a few results and we read them all
            # in the first iteration then Mediaflux deletes the iterator behind the scenes.
            xml.send("ignore-missing") do
              xml.text(true)
            end
          end
        end
      end
  end
end

1	# frozen_string_literal: true
2	module Mediaflux	4✔
3	class IteratorDestroyRequest < Request	4✔
4	# Constructor
5	# @param session_token [String] the API token for the authenticated session
6	# @iterator [Int] The iterator to destroy (This is the value returned by QueryRequest)
7	def initialize(session_token:, iterator:)	4✔
8	super(session_token: session_token)	47✔
9	@iterator = iterator	47✔
10	end
11
12	# Specifies the Mediaflux service to use when running a query
13	# @return [String]
14	def self.service	4✔
15	"asset.query.iterator.destroy"	94✔
16	end
17
18	# Returns empty string if iterator was destroyed, error message otherwise.
19	# Notice that once have run through an iterator Mediaflux destroys it automatically
20	# so it is possible to get an error indicating that an iterator does not exist if
21	# Mediaflux deleted it on its own.
22	def result	4✔
23	xml = response_xml	1✔
24	xml.xpath("/response/reply['error']").text	1✔
25	end
26
27	private	4✔
28
29	def build_http_request_body(name:)	4✔
30	super do \|xml\|	94✔
31	xml.args do	94✔
32	xml.id @iterator	94✔
33	# An iterator can be destroyed by Mediaflux when we have read all its contents.
34	# For example if an iterator query has only a few results and we read them all
35	# in the first iteration then Mediaflux deletes the iterator behind the scenes.
36	xml.send("ignore-missing") do	94✔
37	xml.text(true)	94✔
38	end
39	end
40	end
41	end
42	end
43	end

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