def test_latest_release():
r1 = GithubRelease(tag_name='',
url='',
created_at='',
tarball_url='',
git_tag=GitTag(name='0.0.1', commit_sha='123'),
project=flexmock(GitProject),
raw_release=flexmock(title='0.0.1'))
r2 = GithubRelease(tag_name='',
url='',
created_at='',
tarball_url='',
git_tag=GitTag(name='0.0.2', commit_sha='123'),
project=flexmock(GitProject),
raw_release=flexmock(title='0.0.2'))
mocked_releases = [r1, r2]
git = flexmock(Git)
c = flexmock(configuration)
c.project = flexmock(get_releases=lambda: mocked_releases)
github = Github(c, git)
obtained_release = github.latest_release()
assert obtained_release == "0.0.2"
mocked_releases = []
c.project = flexmock(get_releases=lambda: mocked_releases)
github = Github(c, git)
obtained_release = github.latest_release()
assert obtained_release == "0.0.0"
def test_latest_release():
mocked_releases = [
Release(title='0.0.1',
body='',
tag_name='',
url='',
created_at='',
tarball_url='',
git_tag=GitTag(name='0.0.1', commit_sha='123')),
Release(title='0.0.2',
body='',
tag_name='',
url='',
created_at='',
tarball_url='',
git_tag=GitTag(name='0.0.2', commit_sha='123'))
]
git = flexmock(Git)
c = flexmock(configuration)
c.project = flexmock(get_releases=lambda: mocked_releases)
github = Github(c, git)
obtained_release = github.latest_release()
assert obtained_release == '0.0.2'
mocked_releases = []
c.project = flexmock(get_releases=lambda: mocked_releases)
github = Github(c, git)
obtained_release = github.latest_release()
assert obtained_release == '0.0.0'
def __init__(self, configuration):
self.conf = configuration
self.github = Github(configuration)
self.pypi = PyPi(configuration)
self.fedora = Fedora(configuration)
self.logger = configuration.logger
self.new_release = {}
def __init__(self, configuration):
self.conf = configuration
self.git = Git(self.conf.clone_url, self.conf)
self.github = Github(configuration, self.git)
self.pypi = PyPi(configuration, self.git)
self.logger = configuration.logger
self.new_release = NewRelease()
self.new_pr = NewPR()
def __init__(self, configuration):
self.conf = configuration
self.git = Git(self.conf.clone_url, self.conf)
self.github = Github(configuration, self.git)
self.pypi = PyPi(configuration, self.git)
self.logger = configuration.logger
self.new_release = NewRelease()
self.new_pr = NewPR()
self.project = configuration.project
self.git_service = which_service(self.project) # Github/Pagure
def __init__(self, configuration):
self.conf = configuration
url = f'https://github.com/{self.conf.repository_owner}/{self.conf.repository_name}.git'
self.git = Git(url, self.conf)
self.github = Github(configuration, self.git)
self.pypi = PyPi(configuration, self.git)
self.logger = configuration.logger
# FIXME: it's cumbersome to work with these dicts - it's unclear how the content changes;
# get rid of them and replace them with individual variables
self.new_release = {}
self.new_pr = {}
def setup_method(self):
""" setup any state tied to the execution of the given method in a
class. setup_method is invoked for every test method of a class.
"""
configuration = prepare_conf()
self.g_utils = GithubUtils()
self.g_utils.create_repo()
self.g_utils.setup_repo()
# set conf
configuration.repository_name = self.g_utils.repo
configuration.github_username = self.g_utils.github_user
configuration.refresh_interval = 1
repo_url = f"https://github.com/{self.g_utils.github_user}/{self.g_utils.repo}"
git = Git(repo_url, configuration)
self.github = Github(configuration, git)
def setup_method(self):
""" setup any state tied to the execution of the given method in a
class. setup_method is invoked for every test method of a class.
"""
configuration.set_logging(level=10)
configuration.debug = True
self.g_utils = GithubUtils(self.github_token, self.github_user)
self.g_utils.create_repo()
self.g_utils.setup_repo()
# set conf
configuration.repository_name = self.g_utils.repo
configuration.repository_owner = self.github_user
configuration.github_token = self.github_token
configuration.github_username = self.github_user
configuration.refresh_interval = 1
self.github = Github(configuration)
def test_latest_release(expected_f):
expected = expected_f()
co = prepare_conf()
g = Github(co, None)
assert g.latest_release() == expected