def test_ebconfigobj(self):
"""Test configobj sort"""
# the as_dict method is crap
# tc >= 0.0.0 returns empty as_dict, although the boundary can be used
# anyway, will go away with proper defaults
tcfirst = ",".join([
'%s == 0.0.0' % self.tc_namesmax[0],
'%s > 0.0.0' % self.tc_namesmax[0]
])
configobj_txt = [
'[SUPPORTED]',
'toolchains=%s,%s >= 7.8.9' %
(tcfirst, ','.join(self.tc_namesmax[1:])),
'versions=1.2.3,2.3.4,3.4.5',
'[>= 2.3.4]',
'foo=bar',
'[== 3.4.5]',
'baz=biz',
'[%s == 5.6.7]' % self.tc_first,
'[%s > 7.8.9]' % self.tc_lastmax,
]
co = ConfigObj(configobj_txt)
cov = EBConfigObj(co)
# default tc is cgoolf -> cgoolf > 0.0.0
res = cov.get_specs_for(version='2.3.4',
tcname=self.tc_first,
tcversion='1.0.0')
self.assertEqual(res, {'foo': 'bar'})
def test_nested_version(self):
"""Test nested config"""
tc = {'version': '10', 'name': self.tc_first}
default_version = '1.0'
txt = [
'[SUPPORTED]',
'versions = %s, 0.0, 1.1, 1.5, 1.6, 2.0, 3.0' % default_version,
'toolchains = %(name)s == %(version)s' %
tc, # set tc, don't use it
'[> 1.0]',
'versionprefix = stable-',
'[[>= 1.5]]',
'versionsuffix = -early',
'[> 2.0]',
'versionprefix = production-',
'versionsuffix = -mature',
]
# version string, attributes without version and toolchain
data = [
(None, {}),
(default_version, {}),
('0.0', {}),
('1.1', {
'versionprefix': 'stable-'
}),
('1.5', {
'versionprefix': 'stable-',
'versionsuffix': '-early'
}),
('1.6', {
'versionprefix': 'stable-',
'versionsuffix': '-early'
}),
('2.0', {
'versionprefix': 'stable-',
'versionsuffix': '-early'
}),
('3.0', {
'versionprefix': 'production-',
'versionsuffix': '-mature'
}),
]
for version, res in data:
# yes, redo this for each test, even if it's static text
# some of the data is modified in place
co = ConfigObj(txt)
cov = EBConfigObj(co)
specs = cov.get_specs_for(version=version)
self.assertEqual(specs, res)
def test_nested_version(self):
"""Test nested config"""
tc = {'version': '10', 'name': self.tc_first}
default_version = '1.0'
txt = [
'[SUPPORTED]',
'versions = %s, 0.0, 1.1, 1.5, 1.6, 2.0, 3.0' % default_version,
'toolchains = %(name)s == %(version)s' % tc, # set tc, don't use it
'[> 1.0]',
'versionprefix = stable-',
'[[>= 1.5]]',
'versionsuffix = -early',
'[> 2.0]',
'versionprefix = production-',
'versionsuffix = -mature',
]
# version string, attributes without version and toolchain
data = [
(None, {}),
(default_version, {}),
('0.0', {}),
('1.1', {'versionprefix': 'stable-'}),
('1.5', {'versionprefix': 'stable-', 'versionsuffix': '-early'}),
('1.6', {'versionprefix': 'stable-', 'versionsuffix': '-early'}),
('2.0', {'versionprefix': 'stable-', 'versionsuffix': '-early'}),
('3.0', {'versionprefix': 'production-', 'versionsuffix': '-mature'}),
]
for version, res in data:
# yes, redo this for each test, even if it's static text
# some of the data is modified in place
co = ConfigObj(txt)
cov = EBConfigObj(co)
specs = cov.get_specs_for(version=version)
self.assertEqual(specs, res)
def test_ebconfigobj(self):
"""Test configobj sort"""
# the as_dict method is crap
# tc >= 0.0.0 returns empty as_dict, although the boundary can be used
# anyway, will go away with proper defaults
tcfirst = ",".join(['%s == 0.0.0' % self.tc_namesmax[0], '%s > 0.0.0' % self.tc_namesmax[0]])
configobj_txt = [
'[SUPPORTED]',
'toolchains=%s,%s >= 7.8.9' % (tcfirst, ','.join(self.tc_namesmax[1:])),
'versions=1.2.3,2.3.4,3.4.5',
'[>= 2.3.4]',
'foo=bar',
'[== 3.4.5]',
'baz=biz',
'[%s == 5.6.7]' % self.tc_first,
'[%s > 7.8.9]' % self.tc_lastmax,
]
co = ConfigObj(configobj_txt)
cov = EBConfigObj(co)
# default tc is cgoolf -> cgoolf > 0.0.0
res = cov.get_specs_for(version='2.3.4', tcname=self.tc_first, tcversion='1.0.0')
self.assertEqual(res, {'foo':'bar'})
def get_config_dict(self):
"""Return the best matching easyconfig dict"""
self.log.experimental(self.__class__.__name__)
# the toolchain name/version should not be specified in the pyheader,
# but other toolchain options are allowed
cfg = copy.deepcopy(self.pyheader_localvars)
self.log.debug("Config dict based on Python header: %s" % cfg)
co = EBConfigObj(self.configobj)
# we only need to find one version / toolchain combo
# esp. the toolchain name should be fixed, so no need to process anything but one toolchain
version = self.specs.get('version', None)
if version is None:
# check for default version
if 'version' in co.default:
version = co.default['version']
self.log.info("no software version specified, using default version '%s'" % version)
else:
self.log.error("no software version specified, no default version found")
else:
self.log.debug("Using specified software version %s" % version)
tc_spec = self.specs.get('toolchain', {})
toolchain_name = tc_spec.get('name', None)
if toolchain_name is None:
# check for default toolchain
if 'toolchain' in co.default:
toolchain = co.default['toolchain']
toolchain_name = toolchain['name']
self.log.info("no toolchain name specified, using default '%s'" % toolchain_name)
toolchain_version = tc_spec.get('version', None)
if toolchain_version is None:
toolchain_version = toolchain['version']
self.log.info("no toolchain version specified, using default '%s'" % toolchain_version)
else:
self.log.error("no toolchain name specified, no default toolchain found")
else:
self.log.debug("Using specified toolchain name %s" % toolchain_name)
toolchain_version = tc_spec.get('version', None)
if toolchain_version is None:
self.log.error("Toolchain specification incomplete: name %s provided, but no version" % toolchain_name)
# toolchain name is known, remove all others toolchains from parsed easyconfig before we continue
# this also performs some validation, and checks for conflicts between section markers
self.log.debug("sections for full parsed configobj: %s" % co.sections)
co.validate_and_filter_by_toolchain(toolchain_name)
self.log.debug("sections for filtered parsed configobj: %s" % co.sections)
section_specs = co.get_specs_for(version=version, tcname=toolchain_name, tcversion=toolchain_version)
cfg.update(section_specs)
self.log.debug("Config dict after processing applicable easyconfig sections: %s" % cfg)
# FIXME what about updating dict values/appending to list values? how do we allow both redefining and updating? = and +=?
# update config with correct version/toolchain (to avoid using values specified in default section)
cfg.update({
'version': version,
'toolchain': {'name': toolchain_name, 'version': toolchain_version},
})
self.log.debug("Final config dict (including correct version/toolchain): %s" % cfg)
return cfg
