Exemple #1
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 def setUp(self):
     self.browser = self.get_browser()
     data_setup.create_device(device_class="IDE") #needed for device page
     data_setup.create_distro() # needed for distro page
     data_setup.create_job() # needed for job page
     data_setup.create_task() #create task
     system = data_setup.create_system(shared=True)
     system.activity.append(data_setup.create_system_activity())
Exemple #2
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 def test_filtering_by_device(self):
     network_class = data_setup.create_device_class(u'NETWORK')
     with_e1000 = data_setup.create_system()
     with_e1000.devices.append(data_setup.create_device(
             device_class_id=network_class.id,
             vendor_id=u'8086', device_id=u'107c',
             subsys_vendor_id=u'8086', subsys_device_id=u'1376',
             bus=u'pci', driver=u'e1000',
             description=u'82541PI Gigabit Ethernet Controller'))
     with_tg3 = data_setup.create_system()
     with_tg3.devices.append(data_setup.create_device(
             device_class_id=network_class.id,
             vendor_id=u'14e4', device_id=u'1645',
             subsys_vendor_id=u'10a9', subsys_device_id=u'8010',
             bus=u'pci', driver=u'tg3',
             description=u'NetXtreme BCM5701 Gigabit Ethernet'))
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="=" driver="e1000" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_e1000], absent=[with_tg3])
     # preferred spelling of this is <not><... op="=" ..></not>
     # but we support the counter-intuitive != as well
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="!=" driver="e1000" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_tg3], absent=[with_e1000])
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="like" description="82541PI%" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_e1000], absent=[with_tg3])
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="=" type="network" vendor_id="8086" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_e1000], absent=[with_tg3])
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="=" vendor_id="14E4" device_id="1645" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_tg3], absent=[with_e1000])
     # this filter does nothing, but at least it shouldn't explode
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="=" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_e1000, with_tg3])
Exemple #3
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 def test_filtering_by_device(self):
     network_class = data_setup.create_device_class(u'NETWORK')
     with_e1000 = data_setup.create_system()
     with_e1000.devices.append(data_setup.create_device(
             device_class_id=network_class.id,
             vendor_id=u'8086', device_id=u'107c',
             subsys_vendor_id=u'8086', subsys_device_id=u'1376',
             bus=u'pci', driver=u'e1000',
             description=u'82541PI Gigabit Ethernet Controller'))
     with_tg3 = data_setup.create_system()
     with_tg3.devices.append(data_setup.create_device(
             device_class_id=network_class.id,
             vendor_id=u'14e4', device_id=u'1645',
             subsys_vendor_id=u'10a9', subsys_device_id=u'8010',
             bus=u'pci', driver=u'tg3',
             description=u'NetXtreme BCM5701 Gigabit Ethernet'))
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="=" driver="e1000" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_e1000], absent=[with_tg3])
     # preferred spelling of this is <not><... op="=" ..></not>
     # but we support the counter-intuitive != as well
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="!=" driver="e1000" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_tg3], absent=[with_e1000])
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="like" description="82541PI%" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_e1000], absent=[with_tg3])
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="=" type="network" vendor_id="8086" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_e1000], absent=[with_tg3])
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="=" vendor_id="14E4" device_id="1645" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_tg3], absent=[with_e1000])
     # this filter does nothing, but at least it shouldn't explode
     self.check_filter("""
         <hostRequires>
             <device op="=" />
         </hostRequires>
         """,
         present=[with_e1000, with_tg3])
Exemple #4
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 def setUp(self):
     self.verificationErrors = []
     self.selenium = self.get_selenium()
     self.selenium.start()
     data_setup.create_device(device_class="IDE") #needed for device page
     data_setup.create_distro() # needed for distro page
     data_setup.create_job() # needed for job page
     data_setup.create_task() #create task
     system = data_setup.create_system()
     system.shared = True
     system.activity.append(data_setup.create_system_activity())
    def setUp(self):
        self.verificationErrors = []
        self.selenium = self.get_selenium()
        self.selenium.start()
        try:
            self.logout()
        except:pass

        with session.begin():
            data_setup.create_device(device_class="IDE")
        self.login()
    def test_by_device(self):
        with session.begin():
            system = data_setup.create_system()
            device = data_setup.create_device(
                    device_class='testclass',
                    subsys_vendor_id='1111',
                    subsys_device_id='1112')
            system.devices.append(device)
            another_system = data_setup.create_system()
            another_device = data_setup.create_device(
                    device_class='testclass',
                    subsys_vendor_id='2223',
                    subsys_device_id='2224')
            another_system.devices.append(another_device)
        b = self.browser
        perform_search(b, [('Devices/Subsys_device_id', 'is', '1112')])
        check_system_search_results(b, present=[system],
                absent=[another_system])

        perform_search(b, [('Devices/Subsys_vendor_id', 'is not', '1111'),
                             ('Devices/Subsys_device_id', 'is', '2224')])
        check_system_search_results(b, present=[another_system],
                absent=[system])
 def setUp(self):
     with session.begin():
         data_setup.create_device(device_class="IDE")
     self.browser = self.get_browser()
     login(self.browser)