Example #1
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  def testCreateZipExtArchive(self):
    files_cfg = CreateTestFilesCfg(self.tool_dir)
    CreateFileSetInDir(self.build_dir, [i['filename'] for i in TEST_FILES_CFG])
    archive_name = 'test_with_ext.zip'
    arch = '64bit'
    buildtype = 'official'
    fparser = archive_utils.FilesCfgParser(files_cfg, buildtype, arch)
    files_list = fparser.ParseLegacyList()
    zip_dir, zip_file_path = archive_utils.CreateArchive(
        self.build_dir, self.temp_dir, files_list, archive_name)
    self.assertTrue(zip_dir)
    self.assertTrue(zip_file_path)
    self.assertTrue(os.path.exists(zip_file_path))
    self.assertEqual(os.path.basename(zip_file_path), archive_name)
    self.verifyZipFile(zip_dir, zip_file_path, os.path.basename(zip_dir),
                       files_list)

    # Creating the archive twice is wasteful, but shouldn't fail (e.g. due to
    # conflicts with existing zip_dir or zip_file_path). This also tests the
    # condition on the bots where they don't clean up their staging directory
    # between runs.
    zip_dir, zip_file_path = archive_utils.CreateArchive(
        self.build_dir, self.temp_dir, files_list, archive_name)
    self.assertTrue(zip_dir)
    self.assertTrue(zip_file_path)
    self.assertTrue(os.path.exists(zip_file_path))
    self.verifyZipFile(zip_dir, zip_file_path, os.path.basename(zip_dir),
                       files_list)
Example #2
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 def testCreateEmptyArchive(self):
   files_cfg = CreateTestFilesCfg(self.tool_dir)
   archive_name = 'test_empty'
   arch = '64bit'
   buildtype = 'nosuchtype'
   fparser = archive_utils.FilesCfgParser(files_cfg, buildtype, arch)
   files_list = fparser.ParseLegacyList()
   zip_dir, zip_file_path = archive_utils.CreateArchive(
       self.build_dir, self.temp_dir, files_list, archive_name)
   self.assertFalse(zip_dir)
   self.assertFalse(zip_file_path)
   self.assertFalse(os.path.exists(zip_file_path))
 def CreateArchiveFile(self, zip_name, zip_file_list):
     return archive_utils.CreateArchive(self._build_dir, self._staging_dir,
                                        zip_file_list, zip_name)