Python get_calendar Examples

Example #1

 def must_run(self, date):
     for c in get_calendar():
         # if freeze is the 2019-03-11, then the tool must run the day after
         # until 2019-03-2018 (a week after)
         freeze = c['soft freeze']
         if freeze <= date <= freeze + relativedelta(days=6):
             return True
     return False

Example #2

 def must_run(self, date):
     for c in get_calendar():
         # run from the soft freeze date until merge day
         freeze = c["soft freeze"]
         merge = c["merge"]
         if freeze <= date < merge:
             return True
     return False

Example #3

File: code_freeze_week.py Project: calixteman/relman-auto-nag

 def must_run(self, date):
     for c in get_calendar():
         # if freeze is the 2019-03-11, then the tool must run the day after
         # until 2019-03-2018 (a week after)
         freeze = c['soft freeze']
         if freeze <= date <= freeze + relativedelta(days=6):
             return True
     return False

Example #4

File: p2_merge_day.py Project: calixteman/relman-auto-nag

 def must_run(self, date):
     cal = rc.get_calendar()
     for c in cal:
         if date == c['merge']:
             return True
     return False

Example #5

File: utils.py Project: marco-c/relman-auto-nag

def get_release_calendar():
    return rc.get_calendar()

Example #6

File: p2_merge_day.py Project: marco-c/relman-auto-nag

 def must_run(self, date):
     cal = rc.get_calendar()
     for c in cal:
         if date == c["merge"]:
             return True
     return False

Example #7

File: test_release_calendar.py Project: Mozilla-GitHub-Standards/a1ce9b21c28f4fe3dd1c44ae8a84aec6d951260f844224c948276588e5990247

 def test_rc(self):
     cal = rc.get_calendar()
     self.assertIsNotNone(cal)

Example #8

File: utils.py Project: calixteman/relman-auto-nag

def get_release_calendar():
    return rc.get_calendar()