def get_config(self):
for f in self.cfgFileList:
if os.access(f, os.F_OK):
if not os.access(f, os.R_OK):
print "rhnpush does not have read permission on %s" % f
sys.exit(1)
config2 = rhnpush_config.rhnpushConfigParser(f)
self.defaultconfig, config2 = utils.make_common_attr_equal(
self.defaultconfig, config2)
self._files_to_list()
# Change the channel string into a list of strings.
# pylint: disable=E1103
if not self.defaultconfig.channel:
# if no channel then make it null array instead of
# an empty string array from of size 1 [''] .
self.defaultconfig.channel = []
else:
self.defaultconfig.channel = [
x.strip() for x in self.defaultconfig.channel.split(',')
]
# Get the command line arguments. These take precedence over the other settings
argoptions, files = self.cmdconfig.parse_args()
# Makes self.defaultconfig compatible with argoptions by changing all '0' value attributes to None.
_zero_to_none(self.defaultconfig, self.store_true_list)
# If verbose isn't set at the command-line, it automatically gets set to zero. If it's at zero, change it to
# None so the settings in the config files take precedence.
if argoptions.verbose == 0:
argoptions.verbose = None
# Orgid, count, cache_lifetime, and verbose all need to be integers, just like in argoptions.
if self.defaultconfig.orgid:
self.defaultconfig.orgid = int(self.defaultconfig.orgid)
if self.defaultconfig.count:
self.defaultconfig.count = int(self.defaultconfig.count)
if self.defaultconfig.cache_lifetime:
self.defaultconfig.cache_lifetime = int(
self.defaultconfig.cache_lifetime)
if self.defaultconfig.verbose:
self.defaultconfig.verbose = int(self.defaultconfig.verbose)
if self.defaultconfig.timeout:
self.defaultconfig.timeout = int(self.defaultconfig.timeout)
# Copy the settings in argoptions into self.defaultconfig.
self.defaultconfig, argoptions = utils.make_common_attr_equal(
self.defaultconfig, argoptions)
# Make sure files is in the correct format.
if self.defaultconfig.files != files:
self.defaultconfig.files = files
return self.defaultconfig
def get_config(self):
for f in self.cfgFileList:
if os.access(f, os.F_OK):
if not os.access(f, os.R_OK):
print "rhnpush does not have read permission on %s" % f
sys.exit(1)
config2 = rhnpush_config.rhnpushConfigParser(f)
self.defaultconfig, config2 = utils.make_common_attr_equal(self.defaultconfig, config2)
self._files_to_list()
# Change the channel string into a list of strings.
# pylint: disable=E1103
if not self.defaultconfig.channel:
# if no channel then make it null array instead of
# an empty string array from of size 1 [''] .
self.defaultconfig.channel = []
else:
self.defaultconfig.channel = [x.strip() for x in
self.defaultconfig.channel.split(',')]
# Get the command line arguments. These take precedence over the other settings
argoptions, files = self.cmdconfig.parse_args()
# Makes self.defaultconfig compatible with argoptions by changing all '0' value attributes to None.
_zero_to_none(self.defaultconfig, self.store_true_list)
# If verbose isn't set at the command-line, it automatically gets set to zero. If it's at zero, change it to
# None so the settings in the config files take precedence.
if argoptions.verbose == 0:
argoptions.verbose = None
# Orgid, count, cache_lifetime, and verbose all need to be integers, just like in argoptions.
if self.defaultconfig.orgid:
self.defaultconfig.orgid = int(self.defaultconfig.orgid)
if self.defaultconfig.count:
self.defaultconfig.count = int(self.defaultconfig.count)
if self.defaultconfig.cache_lifetime:
self.defaultconfig.cache_lifetime = int(self.defaultconfig.cache_lifetime)
if self.defaultconfig.verbose:
self.defaultconfig.verbose = int(self.defaultconfig.verbose)
if self.defaultconfig.timeout:
self.defaultconfig.timeout = int(self.defaultconfig.timeout)
# Copy the settings in argoptions into self.defaultconfig.
self.defaultconfig, argoptions = utils.make_common_attr_equal(self.defaultconfig, argoptions)
# Make sure files is in the correct format.
if self.defaultconfig.files != files:
self.defaultconfig.files = files
return self.defaultconfig
def testMakeCommonAttrEqual(self):
self.obj1, self.obj2 = utils.make_common_attr_equal(self.obj1, self.obj2)
assert (self.obj1._d == '1'
and self.obj2._d == '4'
and self.obj1.a == 4
and self.obj1.b == 5
and self.obj1.c == 6
and self.obj2.f == 'aaa')
def testMakeCommonAttrEqual(self):
self.obj1, self.obj2 = utils.make_common_attr_equal(self.obj1, self.obj2)
assert (self.obj1._d == '1'
and self.obj2._d == '4'
and self.obj1.a == 4
and self.obj1.b == 5
and self.obj1.c == 6
and self.obj2.f == 'aaa')