def save(self):
# load and update, since an execution might have written additional fields to the file since initialization
run_data = self.__load_data(self._run_file_path)
run_data.update({
"result": self.result.name if self.result else None,
"runtime": self.runtime,
"message": self.message,
"md5": self.detector.md5
})
write_yaml(run_data, file=self._run_file_path)
def write_run_file(self, run_data):
write_yaml(
run_data,
join(
self.findings_path,
DetectorMode.mine_and_detect.name,
self.detector.id,
self.version.project_id,
self.version.version_id,
DetectorExecution.RUN_FILE,
),
)
def test_writes_object(self):
class T:
def __init__(self):
self.f = 42
data = write_yaml({"foo": T().__dict__})
assert_equals("foo:\n f: 42\n", data)
def test_writes_multiline_in_list(self):
data = write_yaml({"foo": ["a\n"]})
assert_equals("foo:\n- |\n a\n", data)
def test_writes_multiline_in_dict(self):
data = write_yaml({"foo": {"bar": "a\n"}})
assert_equals("foo:\n bar: |\n a\n", data)
def test_writes_multiline(self):
data = write_yaml({"foo": "a\nb\n"})
assert_equals("foo: |\n a\n b\n", data)
def test_writes_single_line(self):
data = write_yaml({"foo": "oneliner"})
assert_equals("foo: oneliner\n", data)
def test_writes_dot_graph(self):
data = write_yaml({"graph": "digraph \"foo\" {\n 1 [label=\"A\"]\n}\n"})
assert_equals("graph: |\n digraph \"foo\" {\n 1 [label=\"A\"]\n }\n", data)
def test_writes_multiline_in_dict_in_list(self):
data = write_yaml({"foo": [{"a": "b\n"}]})
assert_equals("foo:\n- a: |\n b\n", data)
