def test_runs_on_local(self):
"""
@run_on_remote runs function locally if no hosts are defined
"""
with settings(hosts=[]):
func = fake_function(callable=True, expect_call=True).times_called(1).returns('local')
task = decorators.runs_on_remote()(func)
ret = task()
assert ret == 'local'
def test_runs_on_remote(self):
"""
@run_on_remote runs function on remote machine instead of locally
"""
with settings(hosts=['localhost']):
func = fake_function(callable=True).times_called(0).returns('local')
#test server doesn't handle the ch context manager used in
#run_on_remote unless it's an empty string
task = decorators.runs_on_remote(remote_fabfile_path='')(func)
ret = task()
assert ret == 'remote'
