def test_git_cmd_returns_std_out():
with fleeting_repo() as test_repo:
commit_msg = 'I remain committed.'
test_repo.commit([('test.txt', 'testing\n')],
commit_msg=commit_msg)
with git_cmd(["log"], cwd=test_repo.repo_root) as output_f:
ok_(commit_msg in util.utf8(output_f.read()))
def test_find_git_root():
with fleeting_repo() as test_repo:
test_repo.commit([('test_proj/test.txt', 'testing\n')])
git_root = test_repo.repo_root
test_proj_root = os.path.join(git_root, 'test_proj')
# should work both for subdirectories
eq_(git_root, find_git_root(test_proj_root))
# and for top-level projects
eq_(git_root, find_git_root(git_root))
def test_parse_log_stream():
# do from 1 to 3 commits
for num_commits in range(1, 3):
for commit_infos in itertools.permutations(TEST_COMMIT_INFOS,
num_commits):
with fleeting_repo() as test_repo:
for commit_info in commit_infos:
_commit_to_test_txt(test_repo, **commit_info._asdict())
test_txt = os.path.join(test_repo.repo_root, 'test.txt')
yield _check_parsed_log_entries, test_txt, commit_infos
def test_parse_log_stream():
# do from 1 to 3 commits
for num_commits in range(1, 3):
for commit_infos in itertools.permutations(TEST_COMMIT_INFOS,
num_commits):
with fleeting_repo() as test_repo:
for commit_info in commit_infos:
_commit_to_test_txt(test_repo, **commit_info._asdict())
test_txt = os.path.join(test_repo.repo_root, 'test.txt')
yield _check_parsed_log_entries, test_txt, commit_infos
def test_ls():
with fleeting_repo() as test_repo:
test_repo.commit([('test_proj/test.txt', 'testing\n'),
('test_proj/test2.txt', 'testing\n'),
('test3.txt', 'testing\n')])
git_root = test_repo.repo_root
test_proj_root = os.path.join(git_root, 'test_proj')
# ls on the sub-dir project should not include test3.
eq_(sorted([os.path.join(test_proj_root, f)
for f
in ('test.txt', 'test2.txt')]),
project.ls(test_proj_root))
# ls on the sub-dir project should include test3.
eq_(sorted([os.path.join(test_proj_root, f)
for f
in ('test.txt', 'test2.txt')] +
[os.path.join(git_root, 'test3.txt')]),
project.ls(git_root))
def test_gen_diffscuss_with_path():
testy_mc = "Testy McTesterson <*****@*****.**>"
with fleeting_repo() as repo:
repo.do_git(["config", "user.name", "Testy McTesterson"])
repo.do_git(["config", "user.email", "*****@*****.**"])
repo.commit([('README.txt', 'dweezel')],
commit_msg="Initial commit")
repo.commit([('test.txt', 'test!'),
('subdir/foo.txt', 'foo file')],
author=testy_mc,
commit_msg="First commit message.")
repo.commit([('test.txt', 'teeest!!'),
('subdir/bar.txt', 'bar file')],
author=testy_mc,
commit_msg="Second commit message.")
diffscussion = _run_gen_diffscuss(cwd=repo.repo_root,
revs="HEAD~2..HEAD",
path=['subdir'])
# Again, not the first commit
ok_("Initial commit" not in diffscussion)
# But the yes to the other two...
ok_("First commit message" in diffscussion)
ok_("Second commit message" in diffscussion)
# Nothing about test.txt
ok_("test.txt" not in diffscussion)
ok_("+this is the changed first line" not in diffscussion)
ok_("+this is the second line" not in diffscussion)
ok_("+this is the new third line" not in diffscussion)
# But everything else on 'subdir'
ok_("subdir/foo.txt" in diffscussion)
ok_("subdir/bar.txt" in diffscussion)
ok_("+foo file" in diffscussion)
ok_("+bar file" in diffscussion)
def test_gen_diffscuss_basics():
testy_mc = "Testy McTesterson <*****@*****.**>"
with fleeting_repo() as repo:
repo.do_git(["config", "user.name", "Testy McTesterson"])
repo.do_git(["config", "user.email", "*****@*****.**"])
repo.commit([('README.txt', 'dweezel')],
commit_msg="Initial commit")
repo.commit([('test.txt', '\n'.join(['this is the first line',
'this is the second line',
'']))],
author=testy_mc,
commit_msg="First commit message.")
repo.commit([('test.txt', '\n'.join(['this is the changed first line',
'this is the second line',
'this is the new third line',
'']))],
author=testy_mc,
commit_msg="Second commit message.")
diffscussion = _run_gen_diffscuss(cwd=repo.repo_root,
revs="HEAD~2..HEAD")
# do some cheesy tests to make sure strings we expect have /
# haven't have made it into the diffscussion, before we do
# line by line comparison, to make it easier to see what's
# actually going wrong
# we shouldn't have the initial commit msg
ok_("Initial commit" not in diffscussion)
# or the initial commit's diffs
ok_('README.txt' not in diffscussion)
ok_('dweezel' not in diffscussion)
# both included commit logs msgs should be in there
ok_("First commit message" in diffscussion)
ok_("Second commit message" in diffscussion)
# and they should be in chrono order
ok_(diffscussion.find("First commit message") <
diffscussion.find("Second commit message"))
# make sure the diffs came through
ok_("+this is the changed first line" in diffscussion)
ok_("+this is the second line" in diffscussion)
ok_("+this is the new third line" in diffscussion)
# make sure the author was picked up
ok_("author: Testy McTesterson" in diffscussion)
# and the email
ok_("email: [email protected]" in diffscussion)
# and some cheesy line by line structure
lines = diffscussion.split("\n")
eq_("#* ", lines[0])
eq_("#* author: Testy McTesterson", lines[1])
eq_("#* email: [email protected]", lines[2])
ok_(lines[3].startswith("#* date: "))
eq_("#* ", lines[4])
eq_("#- First commit message.", lines[5])
eq_("#- ", lines[6])
eq_("#- ", lines[7])
eq_("#- Second commit message.", lines[8])
eq_("#- ", lines[9])
eq_("#- ", lines[10])
ok_(lines[11].startswith("diff --git"))
ok_(lines[12].startswith("new file mode"))
ok_(lines[13].startswith("index"))
ok_(lines[14].startswith("---"))
ok_(lines[15].startswith("+++"))
ok_(lines[16].startswith("@@"))
eq_("+this is the changed first line", lines[17])
eq_("+this is the second line", lines[18])
eq_("+this is the new third line", lines[19])
