def test_get_existing_errata(self):
unit_key = dict()
unit_key['id'] = "RHBA-2007:0112"
metadata = {'updated' : "2007-03-13 00:00:00"}
existing_units = [Unit(TYPE_ID_ERRATA, unit_key, metadata, '')]
sync_conduit = importer_mocks.get_sync_conduit(existing_units=existing_units)
created_existing_units = errata.get_existing_errata(sync_conduit)
self.assertEquals(len(created_existing_units), 1)
self.assertEquals(len(existing_units), len(created_existing_units))
def test_update_errata_units(self):
# existing errata is older than available; should purge and resync
available_errata = errata.get_available_errata(self.repo_dir)
self.assertEqual(52, len(available_errata))
unit_key = dict()
unit_key['id'] = "RHBA-2007:0112"
metadata = {'updated' : "2007-03-13 00:00:00"}
existing_units = [Unit(TYPE_ID_ERRATA, unit_key, metadata, '')]
existing_units[0].updated = "2007-03-13 00:00:00"
sync_conduit = importer_mocks.get_sync_conduit(existing_units=existing_units)
created_existing_units = errata.get_existing_errata(sync_conduit)
self.assertEquals(len(created_existing_units), 1)
new_errata, new_units, sync_conduit = errata.get_new_errata_units(available_errata, sync_conduit)
self.assertEquals(len(available_errata), len(new_errata))
def test_new_errata_units(self):
# existing errata is newer or same as available errata; should skip sync for 1 errata
available_errata = errata.get_available_errata(self.repo_dir)
print len(available_errata)
self.assertEqual(52, len(available_errata))
unit_key = dict()
unit_key['id'] = "RHBA-2007:0112"
metadata = {}
existing_units = [Unit(TYPE_ID_ERRATA, unit_key, metadata, '')]
existing_units[0].updated = "2007-03-14 00:00:00"
sync_conduit = importer_mocks.get_sync_conduit(existing_units=existing_units)
created_existing_units = errata.get_existing_errata(sync_conduit)
self.assertEquals(len(created_existing_units), 1)
self.assertEquals(len(existing_units), len(created_existing_units))
new_errata, new_units, sync_conduit = errata.get_new_errata_units(available_errata, created_existing_units, sync_conduit)
print len(available_errata) - len(created_existing_units), len(new_errata)
self.assertEquals(len(available_errata) - len(created_existing_units), len(new_errata))
def test_get_new_errata_units_saves_existing_units(self):
# This test is for https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=870495
available_errata = errata.get_available_errata(self.repo_dir)
self.assertEqual(52, len(available_errata))
unit_key = {'id': "RHBA-2007:0112"}
metadata = {'updated' : "2007-03-14 00:00:00",
'pkglist': [{'name': 'RHEL Virtualization (v. 5 for 32-bit x86)'}]}
existing_units = [Unit(TYPE_ID_ERRATA, unit_key, metadata, '')]
existing_units[0].updated = metadata['updated']
sync_conduit = importer_mocks.get_sync_conduit(existing_units=existing_units)
created_existing_units = errata.get_existing_errata(sync_conduit)
self.assertEquals(len(created_existing_units), 1)
self.assertEquals(len(existing_units), len(created_existing_units))
new_errata, new_units, sync_conduit = errata.get_new_errata_units(available_errata,
sync_conduit)
# The one pre-existing errata makes the number of new errata one less
self.assertEquals(len(new_errata), len(available_errata) - 1)
# The one existing unit that we passed in as an existing unit should cause save_unit() to be
# called one time
self.assertEqual(len(sync_conduit.save_unit.mock_calls), 1)
# Assert that save_unit was called with the pre-existing errata
self.assertEqual(sync_conduit.save_unit.mock_calls[0][1][0], existing_units[0])