def test_validate_config(self):
signer = self.new_file(name="signer", contents="#!/bin/bash").path
os.chmod(signer, 0o755)
repo = mock.MagicMock(id="repo-1")
conduit = self._config_conduit()
config = dict(http=True, https=False, relative_url=None,
gpg_cmd=signer)
distributor = self.Module.DebDistributor()
self.assertEquals(
distributor.validate_config(repo, config, conduit),
(True, None))
def test_validate_config_empty(self):
repo = mock.MagicMock(id="repo-1")
conduit = self._config_conduit()
config = {}
distributor = self.Module.DebDistributor()
self.assertEquals(
(False, '\n'.join([
'Configuration key [http] is required, but was not provided',
'Configuration key [https] is required, but was not provided',
'Configuration key [relative_url] is required, but was not provided', # noqa
'Settings serve via http and https are both set to false. At least one option should be set to true.', # noqa
])),
distributor.validate_config(repo, config, conduit))
def test_validate_config_bad_signer(self):
# Signer is not an executable
signer = self.new_file(name="signer", contents="#!/bin/bash").path
repo = mock.MagicMock(id="repo-1")
conduit = self._config_conduit()
config = dict(http=True, https=False, relative_url=None,
gpg_cmd=signer)
distributor = self.Module.DebDistributor()
self.assertEquals(
(False, '\n'.join([
"Command %s is not executable" % signer,
])),
distributor.validate_config(repo, config, conduit))