def test_changelog(cd_to_tmpdir):
git = TestGit()
git.initialize()
message_1 = "mess1"
git.commit_file("foo.txt", "foo\n", message=message_1)
message_2 = "mess2"
git.commit_file("foo.txt", "bar\n", message=message_2)
commits = git.get_log("HEAD~2", "HEAD")
assert len(commits) == 2
assert commits[0]["message"] == message_1
assert commits[1]["message"] == message_2
def test_ending_newlines(cd_to_tmpdir):
""" Test Ending New Lines """
git = TestGit()
git.initialize()
message_1 = "mess1"
file_1 = "foo.txt"
content_1 = "\nfoo\nbar\n\n"
git.commit_file(file_1, content_1, message=message_1)
# Test git subcommand which doesn't keep the last newline by default
rc, out = git.status(raises=False)
assert rc == 0
assert out[-1] != "\n"
rc, out = git.status(raises=False, keep_last_newline=True)
assert rc == 0
assert out[-1] == "\n"
# Test git subcommand which KEEP the last newline by default
rc, out = git.show("master:foo.txt", raises=False)
assert rc == 0
assert out[-1] == "\n"
assert out == content_1
rc, out = git.show("master:foo.txt", raises=False, keep_last_newline=False)
assert rc == 0
assert out[-1] != "\n"
assert out != content_1