Exemple #1
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    def test_package_install(self):
        '''package installation/removal

        This will just do some very shallow tests if this is not run as root.
        '''
        # test package; this is most likely not installed yet (test suite will
        # abort if it is)
        test_package = 'lrzsz'

        # use real OSLib here, not test suite's fake implementation
        o = OSLib()

        self.assertRaises(ValueError, o.install_package, 'nonexisting', None)
        # this should not crash, since it is not installed
        o.remove_package('nonexisting', None)

        if os.getuid() != 0:
            return

        self.failIf(o.package_installed(test_package), 
            '%s must not be installed for this test' % test_package)

        # test without progress reporting
        o.install_package(test_package, None)
        self.assert_(o.package_installed(test_package))
        o.remove_package(test_package, None)
        self.failIf(o.package_installed(test_package))
Exemple #2
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    def test_package_query(self):
        '''package querying'''

        # use real OSLib here, not test suite's fake implementation
        o = OSLib()

        self.assertEqual(o.package_installed('coreutils'), True)
        self.assertEqual(o.package_installed('nonexisting'), False)

        self.assertEqual(o.is_package_free('coreutils'), True)
        self.assertRaises(ValueError, o.is_package_free, 'nonexisting')

        (short, long) = o.package_description('bash')
        self.assert_('sh' in short.lower())
        self.assert_('shell' in long) 
        self.failIf('size:' in long) 
        self.assertRaises(ValueError, o.package_description, 'nonexisting')

        self.assertRaises(ValueError, o.package_files, 'nonexisting')
        coreutils_files = o.package_files('coreutils')
        self.assert_('/bin/cat' in coreutils_files)
        self.assert_('/bin/tail' in coreutils_files or 
            '/usr/bin/tail' in coreutils_files)