Python merge_many_rules Examples

Example #1

File: test_ruleparser.py Project: robert-addepar/repoguard

    def test_merge_many_rules_first_wins(self):
        tt0 = {"foo2": {3: 3}}
        tt1 = {"foo2": {3: 4}}

        res = merge_many_rules(self.base, [tt0, tt1])

        self.assertEquals(3, res["foo2"][3])

Example #2

File: test_ruleparser.py Project: robert-addepar/repoguard

    def test_merge_many_rules_first_wins(self):
        tt0 = {"foo2": {3: 3}}
        tt1 = {"foo2": {3: 4}}

        res = merge_many_rules(self.base, [tt0, tt1])

        self.assertEquals(3, res["foo2"][3])

Example #3

File: test_ruleparser.py Project: robert-addepar/repoguard

    def test_merge_many_rules(self):
        tt0 = {"foo1": "whee"}
        tt1 = {"foo2": {2: 3, 3: 4}}
        tt2 = {"foo3": [4, 5, 6]}

        res = merge_many_rules(self.base, [tt0, tt1, tt2])

        self.assertNotEqual(res, self.base)
        self.assertEquals("bar", res["foo1"])
        self.assertEquals(2, res["foo2"][2])
        self.assertEquals(4, res["foo2"][3])
        self.assertIn(6, res["foo3"])
        self.assertEquals(4, len(res["foo3"]))

Example #4

File: test_ruleparser.py Project: robert-addepar/repoguard

    def test_merge_many_rules(self):
        tt0 = {"foo1": "whee"}
        tt1 = {"foo2": {2: 3, 3: 4}}
        tt2 = {"foo3": [4, 5, 6]}

        res = merge_many_rules(self.base, [tt0, tt1, tt2])

        self.assertNotEqual(res, self.base)
        self.assertEquals("bar", res["foo1"])
        self.assertEquals(2, res["foo2"][2])
        self.assertEquals(4, res["foo2"][3])
        self.assertIn(6, res["foo3"])
        self.assertEquals(4, len(res["foo3"]))