How to use the replicate.test.cleanup function in replicate
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mysql / mysql-utilities / mysql-test / suite / replication / t / check_rpl.py View on Github 
def cleanup(self):
return replicate.test.cleanup(self)def cleanup(self):
return replicate.test.cleanup(self)def cleanup(self):
# Kill servers that are only used in this test
kill_list = ['rep_slave_log']
return (replicate.test.cleanup(self) and
self.kill_server_list(kill_list))def cleanup(self):
try:
os.unlink(_RPL_FILE)
except OSError:
pass
return replicate.test.cleanup(self)def cleanup(self):
if self.server3:
self.servers.stop_server(self.server3)
self.servers.remove_server(self.server3.role)
self.server3 = None
return replicate.test.cleanup(self)def cleanup(self):
return replicate.test.cleanup(self)def cleanup(self):
if self.server3:
res = self.servers.stop_server(self.server3)
self.servers.remove_server(self.server3.role)
self.server3 = None
return replicate.test.cleanup(self)def cleanup(self):
return replicate.test.cleanup(self)
