Python build_command Beispiele

Beispiel #1

Datei: test_cmds_push_to_registry.py Projekt: nickrobinson/paasta

def test_build_command():
    upstream_job_name = 'fake_upstream_job_name'
    upstream_git_commit = 'fake_upstream_git_commit'
    expected = 'docker push docker-paasta.yelpcorp.com:443/services-%s:paasta-%s' % (
        upstream_job_name,
        upstream_git_commit,
    )
    actual = build_command(upstream_job_name, upstream_git_commit)
    assert actual == expected

Beispiel #2

Datei: test_cmds_push_to_registry.py Projekt: georgekola/paasta

def test_build_command():
    upstream_job_name = 'fake_upstream_job_name'
    upstream_git_commit = 'fake_upstream_git_commit'
    expected = 'docker push docker-paasta.yelpcorp.com:443/services-%s:paasta-%s' % (
        upstream_job_name,
        upstream_git_commit,
    )
    actual = build_command(upstream_job_name, upstream_git_commit)
    assert actual == expected

Beispiel #3

Datei: test_cmds_push_to_registry.py Projekt: ashwinaj/paasta

def test_build_command(mock_build_docker_tag):
    mock_build_docker_tag.return_value = 'my-docker-registry/services-foo:paasta-asdf'
    expected = 'docker push my-docker-registry/services-foo:paasta-asdf'
    actual = build_command('foo', 'bar')
    assert actual == expected