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示例1: test_platforms_include
def test_platforms_include(self):
# 9 tests for the nine cases of _include in Depends
depends = Depends(dedent("""\
# False, False -> False
install1 [platform:dpkg quark]
# False, None -> False
install2 [platform:dpkg]
# False, True -> False
install3 [platform:dpkg test]
# None, False -> False
install4 [quark]
# None, None -> True
install5
# None, True -> True
install6 [test]
# True, False -> False
install7 [platform:rpm quark]
# True, None -> True
install8 [platform:rpm]
# True, True -> True
install9 [platform:rpm test]
"""))
# With platform:dpkg and quark False and platform:rpm and test
# True, the above mimics the conditions from _include.
self.expectThat(
set(r[0] for r in depends.active_rules(['platform:rpm', 'test'])),
Equals({"install5", "install6", "install8", "install9"}))
示例2: test_multiple_groups_only
def test_multiple_groups_only(self):
depends = Depends("foo [(bar baz) (quux)]\n")
self.assertTrue(depends._evaluate(depends._rules[0][1],
["bar", "baz"]))
self.assertTrue(depends._evaluate(depends._rules[0][1], ["quux"]))
self.assertFalse(depends._evaluate(depends._rules[0][1], ["baz"]))
self.assertFalse(depends._evaluate(depends._rules[0][1], ["bar"]))
示例3: test_check_rule_present
def test_check_rule_present(self):
depends = Depends("")
mocker = mox.Mox()
depends.platform = mocker.CreateMock(Platform)
depends.platform.get_pkg_version("foo").AndReturn("123")
mocker.ReplayAll()
self.addCleanup(mocker.VerifyAll)
self.assertEqual([], depends.check_rules([("foo", [], [])]))
示例4: test_detects_opensuse_leap15
def test_detects_opensuse_leap15(self):
with DistroFixture("openSUSEleap15"):
depends = Depends("")
platform_profiles = depends.platform_profiles()
self.assertThat(platform_profiles,
Contains("platform:opensuse"))
self.assertThat(platform_profiles,
Contains("platform:suse"))
示例5: test_check_rule_present
def test_check_rule_present(self):
depends = Depends("")
depends.platform = mock.MagicMock()
mock_depend_platform = self.useFixture(
fixtures.MockPatchObject(depends.platform, 'get_pkg_version',
return_value="123")).mock
self.assertEqual([], depends.check_rules([("foo", [], [])]))
mock_depend_platform.assert_called_once_with("foo")
示例6: test_parser_accepts_full_path_to_tools
def test_parser_accepts_full_path_to_tools(self):
# at least yum/dnf allow these instead of mentioning rpm names
depends = Depends(dedent("""\
/usr/bin/bash
"""))
self.assertEqual(
[("/usr/bin/bash", [], [])],
depends.active_rules(["default"]))
示例7: test_detects_unknown
def test_detects_unknown(self):
with DistroFixture("Unknown"):
depends = Depends("")
self.assertThat(
depends.platform_profiles(), Contains("platform:unknown"))
with ExpectedException(Exception,
"Uknown package manager for "
"current platform."):
depends.platform.get_pkg_version('x')
示例8: test_check_rule_incompatible
def test_check_rule_incompatible(self):
depends = Depends("")
mocker = mox.Mox()
depends.platform = mocker.CreateMock(Platform)
depends.platform.get_pkg_version("foo").AndReturn("123")
mocker.ReplayAll()
self.addCleanup(mocker.VerifyAll)
self.assertEqual(
[('badversion', [('foo', "!=123", "123")])],
depends.check_rules([("foo", [], [("!=", "123")])]))
示例9: test_finds_profiles
def test_finds_profiles(self):
depends = Depends(dedent("""\
foo
bar [something]
quux [anotherthing !nothing] <=12
"""))
self.assertThat(
depends.profiles(),
MatchesSetwise(*map(
Equals, ["something", "anotherthing", "nothing"])))
示例10: test_check_rule_missing_version
def test_check_rule_missing_version(self):
depends = Depends("")
depends.platform = mock.MagicMock()
mock_depend_platform = self.useFixture(
fixtures.MockPatchObject(depends.platform, 'get_pkg_version',
return_value=None)).mock
self.assertEqual(
[('missing', ['foo'])],
depends.check_rules([("foo", [], [(">=", "1.2.3")])]))
mock_depend_platform.assert_called_once_with("foo")
示例11: test_detects_rhel_workstation
def test_detects_rhel_workstation(self):
with DistroFixture("RHELWorkstation"):
depends = Depends("")
platform_profiles = depends.platform_profiles()
self.assertThat(
platform_profiles,
Contains("platform:redhatenterpriseworkstation"))
self.assertThat(
platform_profiles,
Contains("platform:rhel"))
self.assertThat(
platform_profiles,
Contains("platform:redhat"))
示例12: test_platforms
def test_platforms(self):
depends = Depends(dedent("""\
install1
install2 [test]
install3 [platform:rpm]
install4 [platform:dpkg]
install5 [quark]
install6 [platform:dpkg test]
install7 [quark test]
install8 [platform:dpkg platform:rpm]
install9 [platform:dpkg platform:rpm test]
installA [!platform:dpkg]
installB [!platform:dpkg test]
installC [!platform:dpkg !test]
installD [platform:dpkg !test]
installE [platform:dpkg !platform:rpm]
installF [platform:dpkg !platform:rpm test]
installG [!platform:dpkg !platform:rpm]
installH [!platform:dpkg !platform:rpm test]
installI [!platform:dpkg !platform:rpm !test]
installJ [platform:dpkg !platform:rpm !test]
"""))
# Platform-only rules and rules with no platform are activated
# by a matching platform.
self.expectThat(
set(r[0] for r in depends.active_rules(['platform:dpkg'])),
Equals({"install1", "install4", "install8", "installD",
"installE", "installJ"}))
# Non-platform rules matching one-or-more profiles plus any
# matching platform guarded rules.
self.expectThat(
set(r[0] for r in depends.active_rules(['platform:dpkg', 'test'])),
Equals({"install1", "install2", "install4", "install6", "install7",
"install8", "install9", "installE", "installF"}))
# When multiple platforms are present, none-or-any-platform is
# enough to match.
self.expectThat(
set(r[0] for r in depends.active_rules(['platform:rpm'])),
Equals({"install1", "install3", "install8", "installA",
"installC"}))
# If there are any platform profiles on a rule one of them
# must match an active platform even when other profiles match
# for the rule to be active.
self.expectThat(
set(r[0] for r in depends.active_rules(['platform:rpm', 'test'])),
Equals({"install1", "install2", "install3", "install7", "install8",
"install9", "installA", "installB"}))
示例13: test_detects_opensuse_project
def test_detects_opensuse_project(self):
# TODO what does an os-release for opensuse project look like?
# Is this different than sles, leap, and tumbleweed?
with DistroFixture("openSUSEleap"):
depends = Depends("")
platform_profiles = depends.platform_profiles()
self.assertThat(platform_profiles,
Contains("platform:opensuseproject"))
self.assertThat(platform_profiles,
Contains("platform:opensuse"))
self.assertThat(platform_profiles,
Contains("platform:opensuseproject-42.1"))
self.assertThat(platform_profiles,
Contains("platform:suse"))
示例14: test_parser_patterns
def test_parser_patterns(self):
depends = Depends(dedent("""\
foo
bar [something]
category/packagename # for gentoo
baz [platform:this platform:that-those]
blaz [platform:rpm !platform:opensuseproject-42.2]
quux [anotherthing !nothing] <=12
womp # and a comment
# a standalone comment and a blank line
# all's ok? good then
"""))
self.assertEqual(len(depends.active_rules(['default'])), 3)
示例15: main
def main(depends=None):
if depends is None:
try:
content = open("other-requirements.txt", "rt").read()
except IOError:
logging.error("No other-requirements.txt file found.")
return 1
depends = Depends(content)
parser = optparse.OptionParser()
parser.add_option("--profiles", action="store_true", help="List the platform and configuration profiles.")
opts, args = parser.parse_args()
if opts.profiles:
logging.info("Platform profiles:")
for profile in depends.platform_profiles():
logging.info("%s", profile)
logging.info("")
logging.info("Configuration profiles:")
for profile in depends.profiles():
logging.info("%s", profile)
else:
if args:
profiles = args
else:
profiles = ["default"]
profiles = profiles + depends.platform_profiles()
rules = depends.active_rules(profiles)
errors = depends.check_rules(rules)
for error in errors:
if error[0] == "missing":
logging.info("Missing packages:")
logging.info(" %s", " ".join(error[1]))
if error[0] == "badversion":
logging.info("Bad versions of installed packages:")
for pkg, constraint, version in error[1]:
logging.info(" %s version %s does not match %s", pkg, version, constraint)
if errors:
return 1
return 0