def test_reset():
"""Verify that BuildSpace reset() delete expected content."""
bs = BuildSpace(root_dir=os.getcwd())
bs.create()
for name in bs.dirs:
touch(os.path.join(bs.subdir(name), "a"))
# Reset delete all dirs except log and result by default
bs.reset()
for name in bs.dirs:
exists = os.path.exists(os.path.join(bs.subdir(name), "a"))
if name in ("log", "results"):
assert exists
else:
assert not exists
def test_build_space_exists():
"""Test the BuildSpace.exists method."""
bs_name = os.path.abspath("foo")
bs = BuildSpace(bs_name)
# First, verify the behavior when the buildspace directory
# doesn't even exist.
assert not os.path.exists(bs_name), bs_name
assert bs.exists() is False
# Next, create the directory, but without anything in it.
# In particular, the marker file isn't present, so
# is_buildspace should still return False for that directory.
mkdir(bs_name)
assert bs.exists() is False
# Create the buildspace, and then verify that is_buildspace
# then returns True.
bs.create()
assert bs.exists() is True
# Verify that we also return False if one of the subdirectories
# is missing. To do that, first verify that the subdirectory
# we picked does exist, then delete it, before observing
# whether BuildSpace.exists now return False or not.
one_subdir = bs.subdir(bs.DIRS[0])
assert os.path.isdir(one_subdir)
rm(one_subdir, recursive=True)
assert bs.exists() is False
def test_reset_tmp_dir():
"""Check that the tmp_dir is reset when the build space is created.
REQ-EC19.
"""
bs = BuildSpace(root_dir=os.getcwd())
marker = os.path.join(bs.subdir(name="tmp"), "deleteme")
mkdir(bs.tmp_dir)
touch(marker)
assert os.path.exists(marker)
bs.create()
assert not os.path.exists(marker)
def test_subdir():
"""Check error handling of subdir."""
bs = BuildSpace(root_dir=os.getcwd())
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
bs.subdir("foo")