Python is_allowed_version Examples

Example #1

def test_is_allowed_version():
    assert is_allowed_version('<3.4', '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('<3.4', '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('<3.2', '3.3') is False
    assert is_allowed_version('<=3.4', '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('<=3.2', '3.3') is False
    assert is_allowed_version('==3.3', '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('==3.4', '3.3') is False
    assert is_allowed_version('>=3.2', '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('>=3.4', '3.3') is False
    assert is_allowed_version('>3.2', '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('>3.4', '3.3') is False
    assert is_allowed_version('~=3.4', '3.4.5') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('~=3.4', '3.5.0') is True

    # invalid spec
    with pytest.raises(InvalidSpecifier):
        is_allowed_version('&3.4', '3.5')

    # invalid version
    with pytest.raises(InvalidVersion):
        is_allowed_version('>3.4', 'Sphinx')

Example #2

File: test_ext_doctest.py Project: sam-m888/sphinx

def test_is_allowed_version():
    assert is_allowed_version('<3.4', '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('<3.4', '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('<3.2', '3.3') is False
    assert is_allowed_version('<=3.4',  '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('<=3.2',  '3.3') is False
    assert is_allowed_version('==3.3',  '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('==3.4',  '3.3') is False
    assert is_allowed_version('>=3.2',  '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('>=3.4',  '3.3') is False
    assert is_allowed_version('>3.2', '3.3') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('>3.4', '3.3') is False
    assert is_allowed_version('~=3.4', '3.4.5') is True
    assert is_allowed_version('~=3.4', '3.5.0') is True

    # invalid spec
    with pytest.raises(InvalidSpecifier):
        is_allowed_version('&3.4', '3.5')

    # invalid version
    with pytest.raises(InvalidVersion):
        is_allowed_version('>3.4', 'Sphinx')