def test_shell_argv(self):
"""Test argv decoding
Python 2 does nothing with argv while Python 3 decodes it into
Unicode before we ever see it. We manually decode when running
under Python 2 so verify that we get the right argv types.
Use the argv supplied by the test runner so we get actual Python
runtime behaviour; we only need to check the type of argv[0]
which will alwyas be present.
"""
with mock.patch(
"osc_lib.shell.OpenStackShell.run",
self.app,
):
# Ensure type gets through unmolested through shell.main()
argv = sys.argv
shell.main(sys.argv)
self.assertEqual(type(argv[0]), type(self.app.call_args[0][0][0]))
# When shell.main() gets sys.argv itself it should be decoded
shell.main()
self.assertEqual(type(u'x'), type(self.app.call_args[0][0][0]))
def test_shell_argv(self):
"""Test argv decoding
Python 2 does nothing with argv while Python 3 decodes it into
Unicode before we ever see it. We manually decode when running
under Python 2 so verify that we get the right argv types.
Use the argv supplied by the test runner so we get actual Python
runtime behaviour; we only need to check the type of argv[0]
which will alwyas be present.
"""
with mock.patch(
"osc_lib.shell.OpenStackShell.run",
self.app,
):
# Ensure type gets through unmolested through shell.main()
argv = sys.argv
shell.main(sys.argv)
self.assertEqual(type(argv[0]), type(self.app.call_args[0][0][0]))
# When shell.main() gets sys.argv itself it should be decoded
shell.main()
self.assertEqual(type(u'x'), type(self.app.call_args[0][0][0]))