def make_project(yield_conduction_path: Path) -> Iterator[Path]:
"""
Set up and tear down the Make object.
The method calls make_obj.run_clean() before and after the yield statement
Parameters
----------
yield_conduction_path : Path
Path to the BOUT++ conduction example
See the yield_conduction_path for more details
Yields
------
project_path : Path
The path to the conduction example
"""
# Setup
project_path = yield_conduction_path
make_obj = Make(makefile_root_path=project_path)
make_obj.run_make()
yield project_path
# Teardown
make_obj.run_clean()
def make_make_object(yield_bout_path: Path) -> Iterator[Tuple[Make, Path]]:
"""
Set up and tear down the make-object.
In order not to make collisions with the global fixture which makes the
`conduction` program, this fixture copies the content of the `conduction`
directory to a `tmp` directory, which is removed in the teardown.
This fixture calls make_obj.run_clean() before the yield statement.
Parameters
----------
yield_bout_path : Path
Path to the BOUT++ repository. See the yield_bout_path fixture for more details
Yields
------
make_obj : MakeProject
The object to call make and make clean from
exec_file : Path
The path to the executable
See Also
--------
tests.bout_runners.conftest.get_bout_directory : Fixture returning the BOUT++ path
"""
# Setup
bout_path = yield_bout_path
project_path = bout_path.joinpath("examples", "conduction")
tmp_path = project_path.parent.joinpath("tmp_make")
copy_tree(str(project_path), str(tmp_path))
exec_file = tmp_path.joinpath("conduction")
make_obj = Make(makefile_root_path=tmp_path)
make_obj.run_clean()
yield make_obj, exec_file
# Teardown
remove_tree(str(tmp_path))