def test_multiple(self):
text = (
'[submodule "foo"]\n'
" path = foo\n"
" url = http://example.com/foo/.git\n"
"\n"
'[submodule "bar"]\n'
" path = bar\n"
" url = http://example.com/bar/.git\n"
)
result = ext.parse_gitmodules(text)
self.assertEqual(result, {"foo": "http://example.com/foo/.git", "bar": "http://example.com/bar/.git"})
def test_malformed_missing_submodule(self):
text = (
'[submodule "foo"]\n'
" path = foo\n"
" url = http://example.com/foo/.git\n"
'submodule "bar"]\n'
" path = bar\n"
" url = http://example.com/bar/.git\n"
"\n"
'[submodule "baz"]\n'
" path = baz=baz\n"
" url = http://example.com/baz/.git\n"
)
result = ext.parse_gitmodules(text)
self.assertEqual(
result,
{
# only the first declaration survives
"foo": "http://example.com/foo/.git",
"baz=baz": "http://example.com/baz/.git",
},
)
def test_empty(self):
result = ext.parse_gitmodules("")
self.assertEqual(result, {})
def test_basic(self):
text = '[submodule "dummy"]\n' " path = dummy\n" " url = http://example.com/dummy/.git\n"
result = ext.parse_gitmodules(text)
self.assertEqual(result, {"dummy": "http://example.com/dummy/.git"})