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8 changes: 7 additions & 1 deletion pytest_rabbitmq/factories/executor.py
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"""RabbitMQ Executor."""

import os
import re
import subprocess
from pathlib import Path
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:param port: port under which rabbitmq runs
:param rabbit_ctl: rabbitctl location
:param logpath:
:param path: Path containing rabbitmq'a mnesia na plugins
:param path: Path containing rabbitmq's mnesia and plugins
:param node_name: RabbitMQ node name
"""
envvars = {
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# at different ports will work separately instead of clustering.
"RABBITMQ_NODENAME": node_name or f"rabbitmq-test-{port}",
}
# RabbitMQ (Erlang runtime) requires HOME to be set.
# In environments like tox, HOME is stripped from the environment.
# Set HOME to the temporary directory if it is not already set.
if "HOME" not in os.environ:
envvars["HOME"] = str(path)
super().__init__(command, host, port, timeout=60, envvars=envvars)
self.rabbit_ctl = rabbit_ctl

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