def test_SetInvalidType(self):
"""Test set() with invalid type."""
with TimestampRecord(self.__tmpfile) as obj:
self.assertRaises(ValueError, obj.set, 'unstable', 'i386',
'SunOS5.11', "abcd")
with TimestampRecord(self.__tmpfile) as obj:
self.assertRaises(TypeError, obj.set, 'unstable', 'i386',
'SunOS5.11', 1)
def test_LastSuccessfulCheck_obj(self):
"""Single pass test writing and retrieving data from a file using datetime object."""
try:
os.unlink(self.__tmpfile)
except:
pass
with TimestampRecord(self.__tmpfile) as obj:
obj.set('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10', self.__now)
obj = TimestampRecord(self.__tmpfile)
self.assertEqual(self.__now.isoformat(),
obj.get('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10').isoformat())
def test_LastSuccessfulCheck_str(self):
"""Single pass test writing and retrieving data from a file using string date."""
try:
os.unlink(self.__tmpfile)
except:
pass
# With statement used to make sure data is saved to disk
with TimestampRecord(self.__tmpfile) as obj:
obj.set('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10', self.__now.isoformat())
obj = TimestampRecord(self.__tmpfile)
self.assertEqual(self.__now.isoformat(),
obj.get('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10').isoformat())
def test_Many_obj(self):
"""Multiple pass test writing and retrieving data from a file using datetime obj."""
try:
os.unlink(self.__tmpfile)
except:
pass
with TimestampRecord(self.__tmpfile) as obj:
[[[obj.set(c[0], c[1], c[2], self.__now) for c in b] for b in a]
for a in self.__fixture]
obj = TimestampRecord(self.__tmpfile)
[[[
self.assertEqual(self.__now.isoformat(),
obj.get(c[0], c[1], c[2]).isoformat()) for c in b
] for b in a] for a in self.__fixture]
def test_Notified(self):
with TimestampRecord(self.__tmpfile) as obj:
obj.set('unstable', 'i386', 'SunOS5.10',
datetime.datetime.now().replace(microsecond=0))
obj.notified('unstable', 'i386', 'SunOS5.10', '*****@*****.**')
obj.notified('unstable', 'i386', 'SunOS5.10',
'*****@*****.**')
obj.set('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10',
datetime.datetime.now().replace(microsecond=0))
obj.notified('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10', '*****@*****.**')
obj.notified('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10', '*****@*****.**')
self.assertTrue(
obj.is_notified('unstable', 'i386', 'SunOS5.10',
'*****@*****.**'))
self.assertTrue(
obj.is_notified('unstable', 'i386', 'SunOS5.10',
'*****@*****.**'))
self.assertTrue(
obj.is_notified('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10',
'*****@*****.**'))
self.assertTrue(
obj.is_notified('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10',
'*****@*****.**'))
with TimestampRecord(self.__tmpfile) as obj:
self.assertTrue(
obj.is_notified('unstable', 'i386', 'SunOS5.10',
'*****@*****.**'))
self.assertTrue(
obj.is_notified('unstable', 'i386', 'SunOS5.10',
'*****@*****.**'))
self.assertTrue(
obj.is_notified('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10',
'*****@*****.**'))
self.assertTrue(
obj.is_notified('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10',
'*****@*****.**'))
def test_Notification(self):
"""Test notification for invalid catalog."""
# Create last successful test time stamp for catalog to be tested
with TimestampRecord(self.__timestamp_file) as tsobj:
tsobj.set('unstable', 'sparc', 'SunOS5.10',
datetime.datetime(2013, 5, 17, 0, 0, 0))
with self.TCheckDBCatalogNotification(
'unstable',
'sparc',
'SunOS5.10',
self.__timestamp_file,
'go/bin/gen-catalog-index',
cattiming_class=TCatalogTiming) as test:
self.assertFalse(test.check())
