def test_clean():
# Unless we change directory (not sure why) this will crash pytest.
os.chdir("/")
IOCClean().clean_jails()
IOCClean().clean_all()
assert True == True
def clean(self, ds_type):
"""Cleans all iocage datasets of ds_type"""
if ds_type == "JAIL":
IOCClean().clean_jails()
elif ds_type == "ALL":
IOCClean().clean_all()
elif ds_type == "TEMPLATE":
IOCClean().clean_templates()
return True
def clean(self, ds_type):
"""Cleans all iocage datasets of ds_type"""
from iocage.lib.ioc_clean import IOCClean
if ds_type == "JAIL":
IOCClean().clean_jails()
elif ds_type == "ALL":
IOCClean().clean_all()
elif ds_type == "RELEASE":
pass
elif ds_type == "TEMPLATE":
IOCClean().clean_templates()
return True
def clean_cmd(force, dataset_type):
"""Calls the correct destroy function."""
lgr = ioc_logger.Logger('ioc_cli_clean').getLogger()
if dataset_type == "jails":
if not force:
lgr.warning("\nThis will destroy ALL jails"
" and any snapshots on a RELEASE, including "
"templates!")
if not click.confirm("\nAre you sure?"):
exit()
IOCClean().clean_jails()
lgr.info("All iocage jail datasets have been destroyed.")
elif dataset_type == "all":
if not force:
lgr.warning("\nThis will destroy ALL iocage data!")
if not click.confirm("\nAre you sure?"):
exit()
IOCClean().clean_all()
lgr.info("All iocage datasets have been destroyed.")
elif dataset_type == "release":
pass
elif dataset_type == "template":
if not force:
lgr.warning("This will destroy ALL templates"
" and jails created from them!")
if not click.confirm("\nAre you sure?"):
exit()
IOCClean().clean_templates()
lgr.info("All iocage template datasets have been destroyed.")
else:
lgr.critical("Please specify a dataset type to clean!")
exit(1)