def test_raises_error_when_any_hook_fails(self, mock_cmd_call, *args):
"""Assert that we raise an error when commands fail and we don't run subsequent commands."""
good_response = Response(
exitcode=0,
stderr='',
stdout='some info',
command_string='my --command',
)
bad_response = Response(
exitcode=127,
stderr='found exit code 127 set in test mock',
stdout='here would be stdout',
command_string='mock --command',
)
_hook = Hook(['', '', ''], "test_raises_error_when_any_hook_fails", '')
mock_cmd_call.side_effect = [
good_response, bad_response, good_response
]
with self.assertRaises(ReckonerCommandException):
_hook.run()
self.assertEqual(mock_cmd_call.call_count, 2,
"Call two should fail and not run the third hook.")
def test_hooks_support_strings(self, mock_cmd_call, *args):
"""Assert that hooks can be defined as a string"""
_hook = Hook('works', 'test_hooks_support_strings')
mock_cmd_call.side_effect = [
Response(command_string='command',
stderr='err-output',
stdout='output',
exitcode=0)
]
_hook.run()
mock_cmd_call.assert_called_once()
def test_execution_directory(self, mock_cmd_call, *args):
"""Assert that we're executing in the same directory as the course yml"""
_path = '/path/where/course/lives/'
_fake_command = 'fake --command'
_hook = Hook(_fake_command, 'test_execution_directory_hook', _path)
mock_cmd_call.side_effect = [
Response(command_string=_fake_command,
stderr='err-output',
stdout='output',
exitcode=0)
]
_hook.run()
mock_cmd_call.assert_called_with(_fake_command,
shell=True,
executable='/bin/bash',
path=_path)
def test_hooks_support_list(self, mock_cmd_call, *args):
"""Assert that hooks can be defined as lists"""
_hook = Hook([
'works',
'twice works',
], 'test_hooks_support_list')
mock_cmd_call.side_effect = [
Response(command_string='command',
stderr='err-output',
stdout='output',
exitcode=0),
Response(command_string='command',
stderr='err-output',
stdout='output',
exitcode=0),
]
_hook.run()
self.assertTrue(mock_cmd_call.call_count == 2)