Python final_status Examples

Example #1

 def test_final_status_many(self, status1, status2):
     """
     Final status of a list is the latest.
     """
     target = status1
     if status2['updated_at'] > status1['updated_at']:
         target = status2
     self.assertEqual(target, merge_pr.final_status([status2, status1]))

Example #2

File: test_merge_pr.py Project: AlexRRR/flocker

 def test_final_status_many(self, status1, status2):
     """
     Final status of a list is the latest.
     """
     target = status1
     if status2['updated_at'] > status1['updated_at']:
         target = status2
     self.assertEqual(target, merge_pr.final_status([status2, status1]))

Example #3

 def test_final_status_one(self, status):
     """
     Final status of one status is itself.
     """
     self.assertEqual(status, merge_pr.final_status([status]))

Example #4

File: test_merge_pr.py Project: AlexRRR/flocker

 def test_final_status_one(self, status):
     """
     Final status of one status is itself.
     """
     self.assertEqual(status, merge_pr.final_status([status]))