I'm trying to write a django health check for a cloud app to determine if the server is still healthy.
One of the checks determines if the database is still accessible. And I want to test if this works, so I'm writing a django test script to verify this.
Except django is really good at keeping a database connection.
Things which haven't worked:
Using override settings:
@override_settings(DATABASES={})
def test_dead_database(self):
Popping the default database settings:
from django.conf import settings
old_db_eng = settings.DATABASES.pop('default')
But Django keeps the database alive!
How can I force the django database to go away within a test?
edit: this is made more difficult as the test suite checks against a number of database engines - so I'd prefer a django focused solution.
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