def resolve_confused_context(tokenized, initial_context):
    """Resolve situation where a Context thinks it is regtext, but it
    *should* be an interpretation"""
    if initial_context[1:2] == ['Interpretations']:
        final_tokens = []
        for token in tokenized:
            par_with_label = (token.match(tokens.Context, tokens.Paragraph)
                              and len(token.label) > 1)
            if par_with_label and token.label[1] is None:
                final_tokens.append(
                    attr.assoc(
                        token,
                        label=[
                            token.label[0], 'Interpretations', token.label[2],
                            '(' + ')('.join(l for l in token.label[3:] if l) +
                            ')'
                        ]))
            elif par_with_label and token.label[1].startswith('Appendix:'):
                final_tokens.append(
                    attr.assoc(
                        token,
                        label=[
                            token.label[0], 'Interpretations',
                            token.label[1][len('Appendix:'):], '(' +
                            ')('.join(l for l in token.label[2:] if l) + ')'
                        ]))
            elif token.match(tokens.TokenList):
                sub_tokens = resolve_confused_context(token.tokens,
                                                      initial_context)
                final_tokens.append(attr.assoc(token, tokens=sub_tokens))
            else:
                final_tokens.append(token)
        return final_tokens
    else:
        return tokenized
Example #2
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 def test_success(self):
     """
     Gets LB contents with drained_at correctly
     """
     node11 = node('11', 'a11', condition='DRAINING')
     node12 = node('12', 'a12')
     node21 = node('21', 'a21', weight=3)
     node22 = node('22', 'a22', weight=None, condition='DRAINING')
     seq = [
         lb_req('loadbalancers', True,
                {'loadBalancers': [{'id': 1}, {'id': 2}]}),
         parallel_sequence([[nodes_req(1, [node11, node12])],
                            [nodes_req(2, [node21, node22])],
                            [lb_hm_req(1, {"type": "CONNECT"})],
                            [lb_hm_req(2, {})]]),
         parallel_sequence([[node_feed_req('1', '11', '11feed')],
                            [node_feed_req('2', '22', '22feed')]]),
     ]
     eff = get_clb_contents()
     self.assertEqual(
         perform_sequence(seq, eff),
         ([attr.assoc(CLBNode.from_node_json(1, node11), _drained_at=1.0),
           CLBNode.from_node_json(1, node12),
           CLBNode.from_node_json(2, node21),
           attr.assoc(CLBNode.from_node_json(2, node22), _drained_at=2.0)],
          {'1': CLB(True), '2': CLB(False)}))
def test_expired(meta_repo):
    certifications_repo = CertificationsRepo(meta_repo.conn)
    not_written_expired = Certification(
        "testcurrency", "7Aqw6Efa9EzE7gtsc8SveLLrM7gm6NEGoywSv4FJx6pZ",
        "FADxcH5LmXGmGFgdixSes6nWnC4Vb4pRUBYT81zQRhjn", 20, 1000,
        "H41/8OGV2W4CLKbE35kk5t1HJQsb3jEM0/QGLUf80CwJvGZf3HvVCcNtHPUFoUBKEDQO9mPK3KJkqOoxHpqHCw==",
        0)
    written_expired = attr.assoc(
        not_written_expired,
        certifier="8Aqw6Efa9EzE7gtsc8SveLLrM7gm6NEGoywSv4FJx6pZ",
        written_on=10)
    written_not_expired = attr.assoc(
        not_written_expired,
        certifier="9Aqw6Efa9EzE7gtsc8SveLLrM7gm6NEGoywSv4FJx6pZ",
        written_on=10,
        timestamp=3200)
    not_written_not_expired = attr.assoc(
        not_written_expired,
        certifier="1Bqw6Efa9EzE7gtsc8SveLLrM7gm6NEGoywSv4FJx6pZ",
        timestamp=4900)
    for c in (written_expired, written_not_expired, not_written_expired,
              not_written_not_expired):
        certifications_repo.insert(c)

    certs = certifications_repo.expired(
        "testcurrency",
        "FADxcH5LmXGmGFgdixSes6nWnC4Vb4pRUBYT81zQRhjn",
        current_ts=5000,
        sig_window=500,
        sig_validity=2000)
    assert written_expired in certs
    assert not_written_expired in certs
    assert not_written_not_expired not in certs
    assert written_not_expired not in certs
Example #4
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 def test_success(self):
     """
     Gets LB contents with drained_at correctly
     """
     node11 = node('11', 'a11', condition='DRAINING')
     node12 = node('12', 'a12')
     node21 = node('21', 'a21', weight=3)
     node22 = node('22', 'a22', weight=None, condition='DRAINING')
     seq = [
         lb_req('loadbalancers', True,
                {'loadBalancers': [{
                    'id': 1
                }, {
                    'id': 2
                }]}),
         parallel_sequence([[nodes_req(1, [node11, node12])],
                            [nodes_req(2, [node21, node22])],
                            [lb_hm_req(1, {"type": "CONNECT"})],
                            [lb_hm_req(2, {})]]),
         parallel_sequence([[node_feed_req('1', '11', '11feed')],
                            [node_feed_req('2', '22', '22feed')]]),
     ]
     eff = get_clb_contents()
     self.assertEqual(perform_sequence(seq, eff), ([
         attr.assoc(CLBNode.from_node_json(1, node11), _drained_at=1.0),
         CLBNode.from_node_json(1, node12),
         CLBNode.from_node_json(2, node21),
         attr.assoc(CLBNode.from_node_json(2, node22), _drained_at=2.0)
     ], {
         '1': CLB(True),
         '2': CLB(False)
     }))
Example #5
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def union1(p: Union[A, B]):
    attr.fields(<warning descr="'attr.fields' method should be called on attrs types">p</warning>)
    attr.fields_dict(<warning descr="'attr.fields_dict' method should be called on attrs types">p</warning>)

    attr.asdict(p)
    attr.astuple(p)
    attr.assoc(p)
    attr.evolve(p)
def union1(p: Union[A, B]):
    attr.fields(<warning descr="'attr.fields' method should be called on attrs types">p</warning>)
    attr.fields_dict(<warning descr="'attr.fields_dict' method should be called on attrs types">p</warning>)

    attr.asdict(p)
    attr.astuple(p)
    attr.assoc(p)
    attr.evolve(p)
def union2(p: Union[Type[A], Type[B]]):
    attr.fields(p)
    attr.fields_dict(p)

    attr.asdict(<warning descr="'attr.asdict' method should be called on attrs instances">p</warning>)
    attr.astuple(<warning descr="'attr.astuple' method should be called on attrs instances">p</warning>)
    attr.assoc(<warning descr="'attr.assoc' method should be called on attrs instances">p</warning>)
    attr.evolve(<warning descr="'attr.evolve' method should be called on attrs instances">p</warning>)
def structural(p):
    print(len(p))
    attr.fields(p)
    attr.fields_dict(p)

    attr.asdict(p)
    attr.astuple(p)
    attr.assoc(p)
    attr.evolve(p)
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def structural(p):
    print(len(p))
    attr.fields(p)
    attr.fields_dict(p)

    attr.asdict(p)
    attr.astuple(p)
    attr.assoc(p)
    attr.evolve(p)
Example #10
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 def test_unknown(self, C):
     """
     Wanting to change an unknown attribute raises an
     AttrsAttributeNotFoundError.
     """
     # No generated class will have a four letter attribute.
     with pytest.raises(AttrsAttributeNotFoundError) as e:
         assoc(C(), aaaa=2)
     assert ("aaaa is not an attrs attribute on {cls!r}.".format(
         cls=C), ) == e.value.args
Example #11
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    def test_unknown(self, C):
        """
        Wanting to change an unknown attribute raises an
        AttrsAttributeNotFoundError.
        """
        # No generated class will have a four letter attribute.
        with pytest.raises(
                AttrsAttributeNotFoundError) as e, pytest.deprecated_call():
            assoc(C(), aaaa=2)

        assert (f"aaaa is not an attrs attribute on {C!r}.", ) == e.value.args
Example #12
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 def increment_last_modifier(self):
     '''
     Return version with last modifier incremented by 1
     '''
     if not self.modifiers:
         raise Exception(
             'Cannot increment last modifier of version; it has no modifiers'
         )
     last_modifier = self.modifiers[-1]
     last_modifier = attr.assoc(last_modifier,
                                number=last_modifier.number + 1)
     modifiers = self.modifiers[:-1] + (last_modifier, )
     return attr.assoc(self, modifiers=modifiers, raw=None)
Example #13
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    def test_unknown(self, C):
        """
        Wanting to change an unknown attribute raises an
        AttrsAttributeNotFoundError.
        """
        # No generated class will have a four letter attribute.
        with pytest.raises(AttrsAttributeNotFoundError) as e, \
                pytest.deprecated_call():
            assoc(C(), aaaa=2)

        assert (
            "aaaa is not an attrs attribute on {cls!r}.".format(cls=C),
        ) == e.value.args
Example #14
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def main():
    """main program"""
    def update(x, **kwargs):
        """functional dict update"""
        res = dict(x)
        for k, v in kwargs.items():
            res[k] = v
        return res

    # make a subdirectory in the output dir for the config bundle
    config_bundle_dirname = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, CONFIG_BUNDLE)
    if not os.path.exists(config_bundle_dirname):
        os.makedirs(config_bundle_dirname)

    # dictionary of configs
    configs = {
        "reg_0.001":
        attr.assoc(CONFIG_DEFAULT,
                   nn_opt=update(CONFIG_DEFAULT.nn_opt, weight_decay=0.001)),
        "reg_0.005":
        attr.assoc(CONFIG_DEFAULT,
                   nn_opt=update(CONFIG_DEFAULT.nn_opt, weight_decay=0.005)),
        "reg_0.01":
        attr.assoc(CONFIG_DEFAULT,
                   nn_opt=update(CONFIG_DEFAULT.nn_opt, weight_decay=0.01))
    }

    # save config files to bundle subdir
    for k, v in configs.items():
        config_filename = os.path.join(config_bundle_dirname, k + ".json")
        cf.save(v, config_filename)

    # TODO: zip bundle subdir
    shutil.make_archive(config_bundle_dirname, "zip", config_bundle_dirname)

    # generate a text file of run commands
    runs_filename = os.path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, "runs.txt")

    with open(runs_filename, "w") as runs_file:
        for k in configs.keys():
            config_filename = CONFIG_BUNDLE + "/" + k + ".json"
            run = " ".join([
                "run", "handwriting:" + CODE_BUNDLE + "/handwriting",
                ":" + DATA_BUNDLE, ":" + CONFIG_BUNDLE, "\"" + " ".join([
                    RUN_COMMAND_PREFIX, PYTHON_MODULE, MODULE_ARGS,
                    config_filename, "model.pkl"
                ]) + "\"", "-n " + "run_" + k + "_" + DATE,
                "--request-docker-image bdzimmer/handwriting:0.1",
                "--request-memory 16g"
            ]) + "\n"
            print(run, file=runs_file)
Example #15
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def add_overrides(*, overrides, config_input):
    """
    Create new instance of `ConfigInput` with `overrides` added.
    """
    if overrides is None:
        return config_input
    return attr.assoc(config_input, **overrides)
Example #16
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  def _move_place(self, m, delta):
    if self.ply < 2 and m.type != moves.MoveType.PLACE_FLAT:
      raise IllegalMove("Illegal opening")
    if self[m.x,m.y]:
      raise IllegalMove("Place on an occupied square")
    color = self.to_move()
    if self.ply < 2:
      color = color.flip()

    slot = 'stones'
    kind = pieces.Kind.FLAT
    if m.type == moves.MoveType.PLACE_CAPSTONE:
      slot = 'caps'
      kind = pieces.Kind.CAPSTONE
    elif m.type == moves.MoveType.PLACE_STANDING:
      kind = pieces.Kind.STANDING

    cs = self.stones[color.value]
    if getattr(cs, slot) <= 0:
      raise IllegalMove("not enough stones")
    newstones = attr.assoc(cs, **{slot: getattr(cs, slot) - 1})

    if color == pieces.Color.WHITE:
      delta['stones'] = (newstones, self.stones[1])
    else:
      delta['stones'] = (self.stones[0], newstones)

    newboard = list(self.board)
    newboard[m.x + m.y*self.size] = [pieces.Piece(color=color, kind=kind)]
    delta['board'] = newboard
Example #17
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 def test_lb_disappeared_during_feed_fetch(self):
     """
     If a load balancer gets deleted while fetching feeds, no nodes will be
     returned for it.
     """
     node21 = node('21', 'a21', condition='DRAINING', weight=None)
     seq = [
         lb_req('loadbalancers', True,
                {'loadBalancers': [{
                    'id': 1
                }, {
                    'id': 2
                }]}),
         parallel_sequence([[
             nodes_req(1, [
                 node('11', 'a11', condition='DRAINING'),
                 node('12', 'a12')
             ])
         ], [nodes_req(2, [node21])], [lb_hm_req(1, {"type": "CONNECT"})],
                            [lb_hm_req(2, {"type": "CONNECT"})]]),
         parallel_sequence(
             [[node_feed_req('1', '11', CLBNotFoundError(lb_id=u'1'))],
              [node_feed_req('2', '21', '22feed')]]),
     ]
     eff = get_clb_contents()
     self.assertEqual(
         perform_sequence(seq, eff),
         ([attr.assoc(CLBNode.from_node_json(2, node21), _drained_at=2.0)
           ], {
               '2': CLB(True)
           }))
 def _load_3(self, state):
     # Version 3 added ``stripe_subscription_id`` to the state.  Everything
     # else is the same so we can piggy-back on _load_2.
     return attr.assoc(
         self._load_2(state),
         stripe_subscription_id=state["details"]["stripe_subscription_id"],
     )
Example #19
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  def _move_place(self, m, delta):
    if self.ply < 2 and m.type != moves.MoveType.PLACE_FLAT:
      raise IllegalMove("Illegal opening")
    if self[m.x,m.y]:
      raise IllegalMove("Place on an occupied square")
    color = self.to_move()
    if self.ply < 2:
      color = color.flip()

    slot = 'stones'
    kind = pieces.Kind.FLAT
    if m.type == moves.MoveType.PLACE_CAPSTONE:
      slot = 'caps'
      kind = pieces.Kind.CAPSTONE
    elif m.type == moves.MoveType.PLACE_STANDING:
      kind = pieces.Kind.STANDING

    cs = self.stones[color.value]
    if getattr(cs, slot) <= 0:
      raise IllegalMove("not enough stones")
    newstones = attr.assoc(cs, **{slot: getattr(cs, slot) - 1})

    if color == pieces.Color.WHITE:
      delta['stones'] = (newstones, self.stones[1])
    else:
      delta['stones'] = (self.stones[0], newstones)

    newboard = list(self.board)
    newboard[m.x + m.y*self.size] = [pieces.Piece(color=color, kind=kind)]
    delta['board'] = newboard
def compress_context(tokenized, initial_context):
    """Add context to each of the paragraphs (removing context)"""
    # copy
    context = list(initial_context)
    converted = []
    for token in tokenized:
        if isinstance(token, tokens.Context):
            # Interpretations of appendices
            if (len(context) > 1 and len(token.label) > 1
                    and context[1] == 'Interpretations'
                    and (token.label[1] or '').startswith('Appendix')):
                context = compress(context,
                                   [token.label[0], None, token.label[1]] +
                                   token.label[2:])
            else:
                context = compress(context, token.label)
            continue
        #   Another corner case: a "paragraph" is indicates interp context
        elif (isinstance(token, tokens.Paragraph) and len(context) > 1
              and len(token.label) > 3 and context[1] == 'Interpretations'
              and token.label[1] != 'Interpretations'):
            context = compress(context, [
                token.label[0], None, token.label[2],
                '(' + ')('.join(p for p in token.label[3:] if p) + ')'
            ])
            continue
        elif isinstance(token, tokens.Paragraph):
            context = compress(context, token.label)
            token = attr.assoc(token, label=context)
        converted.append(token)
    return converted, context
def _convert_upgrade_request_if_needed(request, remote_repositories,
                                       installed_repository):

    if len(request.jobs) == 1 and request.jobs[0].kind == JobType.upgrade:
        upgrade_request = attr.assoc(request, jobs=[])
        remote_repository = Repository()
        for repository in remote_repositories:
            remote_repository.update(repository)

        latest_packages = []
        for package in installed_repository:
            candidates = remote_repository.find_packages(package.name)
            # candidates may be empty (e.g. when repository configuration
            # changed, and an installed package is coming from a repository not
            # configured in the remote list)
            if len(candidates) > 0:
                latest_packages.append(candidates[-1])

        for p in latest_packages:
            upgrade_request.install(
                InstallRequirement._from_string("{} == {}".format(p.name, p.version))
            )

        return upgrade_request
    else:
        return request
Example #22
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 def test_lb_disappeared_during_feed_fetch(self):
     """
     If a load balancer gets deleted while fetching feeds, no nodes will be
     returned for it.
     """
     node21 = node('21', 'a21', condition='DRAINING', weight=None)
     seq = [
         lb_req('loadbalancers', True,
                {'loadBalancers': [{'id': 1}, {'id': 2}]}),
         parallel_sequence([
             [nodes_req(1, [node('11', 'a11', condition='DRAINING'),
                            node('12', 'a12')])],
             [nodes_req(2, [node21])],
             [lb_hm_req(1, {"type": "CONNECT"})],
             [lb_hm_req(2, {"type": "CONNECT"})]
         ]),
         parallel_sequence([
             [node_feed_req('1', '11', CLBNotFoundError(lb_id=u'1'))],
             [node_feed_req('2', '21', '22feed')]]),
     ]
     eff = get_clb_contents()
     self.assertEqual(
         perform_sequence(seq, eff),
         ([attr.assoc(CLBNode.from_node_json(2, node21), _drained_at=2.0)],
          {'2': CLB(True)}))
Example #23
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 def remove(self, value):
     if value not in self.rna_types:
         return self
     return attr.assoc(
         self,
         rna_types=frozenset(r for r in self.rna_types if r != value)
     )
 def _load_2(self, state):
     # Version 2 added ``key_prefix`` to the state.  Everything else is the
     # same so we can piggy-back on _load_1.
     return attr.assoc(
         self._load_1(state),
         key_prefix=state["details"]["key_prefix"],
     )
Example #25
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def _join_touching_or_overlapping(ranges):
    '''
    Join touching or overlapping ranges
    
    Parameters
    ----------
    ranges : Sequence(_Range)
        Sorted ranges
        
    Returns
    -------
    [_Range]
    '''
    new_ranges = []
    range1 = ranges[0]
    for range2 in ranges[1:]:
        # If range is v.., stop as it includes all subsequent ranges
        if range1.end == Version.MAX:
            break

        # If touching/overlapping,
        is_touching_or_overlapping = range1.end >= range2.start
        if is_touching_or_overlapping:
            # Join ranges
            end = max(range1.end, range2.end)
            range1 = attr.assoc(end=end)
        else:
            # Save range1 and continue with range2
            new_ranges.append(range1)
            range1 = range2
            break
    new_ranges.append(range1)  # Save the last range
    return new_ranges
Example #26
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    def clone(self):
        """
        Clone the shell object.

        :returns: a new Shell object with a copy of the environment dictionary
        """
        return attr.assoc(self, _env=dict(self._env), _procs=[])
Example #27
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    def _fieldsToRender(self):
        # type: () -> Iterable[Field]
        """
        @return: an interable of L{Field} objects to include in the HTML
            representation of this form.  This includes:

                - all the user-specified fields in the form

                - the CSRF protection hidden field

                - if no "submit" buttons are included in the form, one
                  additional field for a default submit button so the form can
                  be submitted.
        """
        anySubmit = False
        for field in self._form.fields:
            yield attr.assoc(
                field,
                value=self.prevalidationValues.get(field, field.value),
                error=self.validationErrors.get(field, None),
            )
            if field.formInputType == "submit":
                anySubmit = True
        if not anySubmit:
            yield Field(
                converter=str,
                formInputType="submit",
                value="submit",
                formFieldName="__klein_auto_submit__",
            )
        if self._method.lower() == "post":
            yield self._fieldForCSRF()
Example #28
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    def clone(self):
        """
        Clone the shell object.

        :returns: a new Shell object with a copy of the environment dictionary
        """
        return attr.assoc(self, _env=dict(self._env), _procs=[])
def switch_passive(tokenized):
    """Passive verbs are modifying the phrase before them rather than the
    phrase following. For consistency, we flip the order of such verbs"""
    if all(not t.match(tokens.Verb, active=False) for t in tokenized):
        return tokenized
    converted, remaining = [], tokenized
    while remaining:
        to_add = list(
            takewhile(lambda t: not isinstance(t, tokens.Verb), remaining))
        if len(to_add) < len(remaining):
            #   also take the verb
            verb = remaining[len(to_add)]
            #   switch verb to the beginning
            if not verb.active:
                verb = attr.assoc(verb, active=True)
                to_add.append(verb)
                to_add = to_add[-1:] + to_add[:-1]
                #   may need to grab one more if the verb is move
                if (verb.verb == tokens.Verb.MOVE
                        and len(to_add) < len(remaining)):
                    to_add.append(remaining[len(to_add)])
            else:
                to_add.append(verb)
        converted.extend(to_add)
        remaining = remaining[len(to_add):]
    return converted
Example #30
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 def increment_release(self):
     '''
     Return version with last component of release incremented by 1
     '''
     release = self.release.split('.')
     release[-1] = str(int(release[-1]) + 1)
     release = '.'.join(release)
     return attr.assoc(self, release=release, raw=None)
def compress_context_in_tokenlists(tokenized):
    """Use compress (above) on elements within a tokenlist."""
    final = []
    for token in tokenized:
        if token.match(tokens.TokenList):
            subtokens = []
            label_so_far = []
            for subtoken in token.tokens:
                if hasattr(subtoken, 'label'):
                    label_so_far = compress(label_so_far, subtoken.label)
                    subtokens.append(attr.assoc(subtoken, label=label_so_far))
                else:
                    subtokens.append(subtoken)
            final.append(attr.assoc(token, tokens=subtokens))
        else:
            final.append(token)
    return final
    def test_get_version_2(self, details):
        """
        A subscription with version 2 state persisted in the database can be
        retrieved.  Its subscription id is set equal to its stripe
        subscription id.
        """

        # Version 2 details don't have a separate stripe subscription id
        # field.  We'll expect the upgrade process to populate it with a copy
        # of the base subscription id field.
        details = attr.assoc(
            details,
            stripe_subscription_id=details.subscription_id,
        )

        def _marshal_oldsecrets(oldsecrets):
            oldsecrets = oldsecrets.copy()
            oldsecrets["introducer_node_pem"] = "".join(
                map(str, oldsecrets["introducer_node_pem"]))
            oldsecrets["server_node_pem"] = "".join(
                map(str, oldsecrets["server_node_pem"]))
            return oldsecrets

        def v2_subscription_state(subscription_id, details):
            """
            A copy of the implementation of the v2 serializer so that the test can
            create exactly the v2 representation of a particular subscription.
            """
            return dict(
                version=2,
                details=dict(
                    active=True,
                    id=subscription_id,
                    bucket_name=details.bucketname,
                    key_prefix=details.key_prefix,
                    oldsecrets=_marshal_oldsecrets(details.oldsecrets),
                    email=details.customer_email,
                    product_id=details.product_id,
                    customer_id=details.customer_id,
                    subscription_id=details.subscription_id,
                    introducer_port_number=details.introducer_port_number,
                    storage_port_number=details.storage_port_number,
                ),
            )

        subscription_directory = FilePath(mkdtemp().decode("utf-8"))
        path = subscription_directory.child(
            b32encode(details.subscription_id) + u".json", )
        path.setContent(
            dumps(v2_subscription_state(
                details.subscription_id,
                details,
            ), ))

        client = self._get_client_for_path(subscription_directory)
        retrieved = self.successResultOf(client.get(details.subscription_id))

        self.assertThat(details, AttrsEquals(retrieved))
    def test_resources_assigned(self, id_a, id_b, details):
        """
        Some empty fields of the subscription details given to ``create`` are
        populated and included in the result.
        """
        assume(id_a != id_b)
        client = self.get_client()
        details_a = self.successResultOf(client.create(
            id_a, attr.assoc(details, subscription_id=id_a),
        ))
        details_b = self.successResultOf(client.create(
            id_b, attr.assoc(details, subscription_id=id_b),
        ))

        # Secrets get populated with some random goodness.
        self.expectThat(details_a.oldsecrets, Not(Is(None)))
        self.expectThat(details_b.oldsecrets, Not(Is(None)))
        self.expectThat(details_a.oldsecrets, Not(Equals(details_b.oldsecrets)))
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    def test_no_changes(self, C):
        """
        No changes means a verbatim copy.
        """
        i1 = C()
        i2 = assoc(i1)

        assert i1 is not i2
        assert i1 == i2
    def test_resources_assigned(self, id_a, id_b, details):
        """
        Some empty fields of the subscription details given to ``create`` are
        populated and included in the result.
        """
        assume(id_a != id_b)
        client = self.get_client()
        details_a = self.successResultOf(client.create(
            id_a, attr.assoc(details, subscription_id=id_a),
        ))
        details_b = self.successResultOf(client.create(
            id_b, attr.assoc(details, subscription_id=id_b),
        ))

        # Secrets get populated with some random goodness.
        self.expectThat(details_a.oldsecrets, Not(Is(None)))
        self.expectThat(details_b.oldsecrets, Not(Is(None)))
        self.expectThat(details_a.oldsecrets, Not(Equals(details_b.oldsecrets)))
def partial_subscription_details():
    return subscription_details().map(
        lambda d: attr.assoc(
            d,
            bucketname=None,
            # Duplicate key prefix assignment logic in subscription manager. :/
            key_prefix=d.subscription_id + u"/",
            oldsecrets=None,
        ), )
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    def test_no_changes(self, C):
        """
        No changes means a verbatim copy.
        """
        i1 = C()
        with pytest.deprecated_call():
            i2 = assoc(i1)

        assert i1 is not i2
        assert i1 == i2
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    def test_no_changes(self, C):
        """
        No changes means a verbatim copy.
        """
        i1 = C()
        with pytest.deprecated_call():
            i2 = assoc(i1)

        assert i1 is not i2
        assert i1 == i2
def partial_subscription_details():
    return subscription_details().map(
        lambda d: attr.assoc(
            d,
            bucketname=None,
            # Duplicate key prefix assignment logic in subscription manager. :/
            key_prefix=d.subscription_id + u"/",
            oldsecrets=None,
        ),
    )
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def _balance_panels(panels):
    """Resize panels so they are evenly spaced."""
    allotted_spans = sum(panel.span if panel.span else 0 for panel in panels)
    no_span_set = [panel for panel in panels if panel.span is None]
    auto_span = math.ceil(
        (TOTAL_SPAN - allotted_spans) / (len(no_span_set) or 1))
    return [
        attr.assoc(panel, span=auto_span) if panel.span is None else panel
        for panel in panels
    ]
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def stacked(graph):
    """Turn a graph into a stacked graph."""
    return attr.assoc(
        graph,
        lineWidth=0,
        nullPointMode=G.NULL_AS_ZERO,
        stack=True,
        fill=10,
        tooltip=G.Tooltip(valueType=G.INDIVIDUAL, ),
    )
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def _route53_op(body=None, **kw):
    """
    Construct an L{_Operation} representing a I{Route53} service API call.
    """
    op = _Operation(service=b"route53", **kw)
    if body is None:
        return succeed(op)
    d = to_xml(body)
    d.addCallback(lambda body: attr.assoc(op, body=body))
    return d
    def create_subscription(self, subscription_id, details):
        """
        Create a brand new subscription in the database given some details about
        it.

        Secrets for the subscription are generated as part of the process and
        must not be included in the given details.
        """
        a = start_action(
            action_type=u"subscription-database:create-subscription",
            id=subscription_id,
            details=attr.asdict(details),
        )
        with a:
            if details.oldsecrets:
                raise Exception(
                    "You supplied secrets (%r) but that's nonsense!" % (
                        details.oldsecrets,
                    ),
                )
            # XXX new_tahoe_configuration still pulls some secrets off this
            # object.  That's fine for now but it's just another example of
            # how screwed up our secret/config management is.  Someone else
            # will fix up the fact that we're getting bogus values off the
            # NullDeploymentConfiguration here.  We don't really *want* this
            # global configuration persisted alongside each subscription,
            # anyway
            deploy_config = NullDeploymentConfiguration()
            deploy_config.domain = self.domain
            key_prefix = details.subscription_id + u"/"
            config = new_tahoe_configuration(
                deploy_config,

                # Subscriptions all share a single S3 bucket that we know
                # about.
                self.bucket_name,

                # They all have a unique prefix in that bucket to keep their
                # shares separate, though.
                key_prefix,

                configmap_public_host(details.subscription_id, self.domain),
                u"127.0.0.1",
                details.introducer_port_number,
                details.storage_port_number,
            )
            legacy = secrets_to_legacy_format(config)
            details = attr.assoc(
                details,
                oldsecrets=legacy,
                bucketname=self.bucket_name,
                key_prefix=key_prefix,
            )
            details = self.load_subscription(details)
            return details
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  def move(self, m):
    delta = {
      'ply': self.ply + 1,
    }

    if m.type.is_slide():
      self._move_slide(m, delta)
    else:
      self._move_place(m, delta)

    return attr.assoc(self, **delta)
 def provision_subscription(
         smclient, subscription,
 ):
     p = attr.assoc(
         subscription,
         introducer_port_number=introducer_port_number,
         storage_port_number=storage_port_number,
         oldsecrets=old_secrets,
     )
     provisioned.append(p)
     return succeed(p)
 def change_access_key(self, id, key):
     """
     Change the ``DeploymentConfiguration`` to reference a diferent AWS key.
     This is a necessary event for good key management (retiring old keys
     and introducing new ones).
     """
     self.deploy_config = attr.assoc(
         self.deploy_config,
         s3_access_key_id=id,
         s3_secret_key=key,
     )
 def change_tahoe_images(self, tag):
     """
     Change the Deployment configuration to require a different Docker image
     for the Tahoe-LAFS containers.  This essentially corresponds to a
     Tahoe-LAFS upgrade for all customers.
     """
     self.deploy_config = attr.assoc(
         self.deploy_config,
         introducer_image=u"tahoe-introducer:{}".format(tag),
         storageserver_image=u"tahoe-storageserver:{}".format(tag),
     )
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    def test_frozen(self):
        """
        Works on frozen classes.
        """
        @attributes(frozen=True)
        class C(object):
            x = attr()
            y = attr()

        with pytest.deprecated_call():
            assert C(3, 2) == assoc(C(1, 2), x=3)
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    def test_warning(self):
        """
        DeprecationWarning points to the correct file.
        """
        @attributes
        class C(object):
            x = attr()

        with pytest.warns(DeprecationWarning) as wi:
            assert C(2) == assoc(C(1), x=2)

        assert __file__ == wi.list[0].filename
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    def test_empty(self, slots, frozen):
        """
        Empty classes without changes get copied.
        """
        @attributes(slots=slots, frozen=frozen)
        class C(object):
            pass

        i1 = C()
        with pytest.deprecated_call():
            i2 = assoc(i1)

        assert i1 is not i2
        assert i1 == i2
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    def in_docker_machine(self, machine):
        """
        Return an executor where all docker commands would point at a specific Docker machine.

        :param machine: name of machine
        :returns: a new executor
        """
        new_shell = self._shell.clone()
        output, _ignored = self.docker_machine.env(machine, shell='cmd').batch()
        for line in output.splitlines():
            directive, args = line.split(None, 1)
            if directive != 'SET':
                continue
            key, value = args.split('=', 1)
            new_shell.setenv(key, value)
        return attr.assoc(self, _shell=new_shell)
    def render_POST(self, request):
        """
        Change some fields of the subscription represented by this resource.

        The request body is expected to be a JSON object with keys matching
        valid fields of a ``SubscriptionDetails`` object.  The values will be
        taken as the new values for the corresponding fields of this
        subscription.
        """
        details = self.database.get_subscription(
            subscription_id=self.subscription_id,
        )
        payload = loads(request.content.read())
        details = attr.assoc(details, **payload)
        details = self.database.change_subscription(details)
        return dumps(marshal_subscription(details))
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    def in_virtualenv(self, envpath):
        """
        Return an executor where all Python commands would point at a specific virtual environment.

        :param envpath: path to virtual environment
        :returns: a new executor
        """
        new_shell = self._shell.clone()
        new_shell.setenv('VIRTUAL_ENV', envpath)
        new_shell.setenv('PYTHONHOME', None)
        try:
            old_path = new_shell.getenv('PATH')
            new_path = envpath + '/bin' + ':' + old_path
        except KeyError:
            new_path = envpath + '/bin'
        new_shell.setenv('PATH', new_path)
        return attr.assoc(self, _shell=new_shell)
 def test_load_subscription(self, details):
     """
     ``load`` causes a subscription to be created exactly as specified by the
     given details - with no secret generation.
     """
     client = self.get_client()
     self.successResultOf(client.load(details))
     [subscription] = self.successResultOf(client.list())
     self.assertThat(
         # The ports don't matter, the server still gets to assign them.
         attr.assoc(
             subscription,
             introducer_port_number=details.introducer_port_number,
             storage_port_number=details.storage_port_number,
         ),
         GoodEquals(details),
     )
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    def test_change(self, C, data):
        """
        Changes work.
        """
        # Take the first attribute, and change it.
        assume(fields(C))  # Skip classes with no attributes.
        field_names = [a.name for a in fields(C)]
        original = C()
        chosen_names = data.draw(st.sets(st.sampled_from(field_names)))
        change_dict = {name: data.draw(st.integers())
                       for name in chosen_names}

        with pytest.deprecated_call():
            changed = assoc(original, **change_dict)

        for k, v in change_dict.items():
            assert getattr(changed, k) == v
 def test_change_stripe_subscription_id(self, details, new_stripe_id):
     """
     ``change`` accepts a ``stripe_subscription_id`` keyword argument and
     changes the value of that field associated with the indicated
     subscription.
     """
     client = self.get_client()
     expected = self.successResultOf(client.load(details))
     modified = self.successResultOf(client.change(
         details.subscription_id,
         stripe_subscription_id=new_stripe_id,
     ))
     self.assertThat(
         modified,
         AttrsEquals(attr.assoc(
             expected,
             stripe_subscription_id=new_stripe_id,
         )),
     )
def test_switch_level2_context():
    """The presence of certain types of context should apply throughout
    the amendment"""
    initial = ['105', None, '2']
    tokenized = [tokens.Paragraph(), tokens.Verb('verb', True)]
    transform = amdparser.switch_level2_context  # shorthand

    assert transform(tokenized, initial) == initial

    context = tokens.Context(['105', 'Subpart:G'], certain=False)
    tokenized.append(context)
    assert transform(tokenized, initial) == initial

    tokenized[-1] = attr.assoc(context, certain=True)
    assert transform(tokenized, initial) == ['105', 'Subpart:G', '2']

    # Don't try to proceed if multiple contexts are present
    tokenized.append(tokens.Context(['105', 'Appendix:Q'], certain=True))
    assert transform(tokenized, initial) == initial
    def render_PUT(self, request):
        """
        Create an active subscription by loading subscription details from the
        given request, including node secrets.

        This is essentially a way to load a subscription that was previously
        created and initialized, rather than creating a brand new
        subscription.
        """
        payload = loads(request.content.read())
        request_details = attr.assoc(
            decode_subscription(payload),
            subscription_id=self.subscription_id,
        )
        response_details = self.database.load_subscription(
            details=request_details,
        )
        request.setResponseCode(CREATED)
        return dumps(marshal_subscription(response_details))