def test_recipes_to_build():
clear_binstar(CLIENT, OWNER)
# Build a recipe.
meta = build(MetaData(os.path.join(RECIPES_DIR, 'recipe1')))
upload(CLIENT, meta, OWNER, channels=['testing'])
metas = fetch_metas(RECIPES_DIR)
metas.sort(key=lambda meta: meta.name())
result = list(recipes_to_build(CLIENT, OWNER, channel='testing', recipe_metas=metas))
# The ones we need to build are all but the first.
assert_metas_equal(result, metas[1:])
def main():
# Get our binstar client from the Builder to get BINSTAR_TOKEN obfuscation
# in windows builds.
builder = Builder(RECIPE_FOLDER, BINSTAR_CHANNEL, 'main')
try:
bdists = os.listdir(BDIST_CONDA_FOLDER)
except (OSError):
# Nothing to upload.
return
conda_builds_dir = os.path.join(config.default_prefix, 'conda-bld',
config.subdir)
built_packages = glob.glob(os.path.join(conda_builds_dir, '*.tar.bz2'))
for package in built_packages:
_, package_file = os.path.split(package)
# Work around packages having a hypen in their name
name = package_file.split('-')
name.pop(-1)
name.pop(-1)
name = "-".join(name)
if name in bdists:
# Need to upload this one...
# First grab the metadata from the package, which requires
# opening the file.
# Not going to lie: after fighting with conda for 90 minutes to
# construct a proper MetaData object from a built package, I give
# up.
# Instead, create an object with one method, dist, which returns
# the build string and be done with it.
class MetaData(object):
def __init__(self, dist_info):
self._dist_info = dist_info
def dist(self):
return self._dist_info
meta = MetaData(package_file.split('.tar.bz2')[0])
try:
# Upload it
upload(builder.binstar_cli, meta, BINSTAR_CHANNEL)
except binstar_client.errors.Unauthorized:
print("Not authorized to upload.")
def main():
# Get our binstar client from the Builder to get BINSTAR_TOKEN obfuscation
# in windows builds.
builder = Builder(RECIPE_FOLDER, BINSTAR_CHANNEL, 'main')
try:
bdists = os.listdir(BDIST_CONDA_FOLDER)
except (OSError):
# Nothing to upload.
return
conda_builds_dir = os.path.join(config.default_prefix,
'conda-bld', config.subdir)
built_packages = glob.glob(os.path.join(conda_builds_dir, '*.tar.bz2'))
for package in built_packages:
_, package_file = os.path.split(package)
# Work around packages having a hypen in their name
name = package_file.split('-')
name.pop(-1)
name.pop(-1)
name = "-".join(name)
if name in bdists:
# Need to upload this one...
# First grab the metadata from the package, which requires
# opening the file.
# Not going to lie: after fighting with conda for 90 minutes to
# construct a proper MetaData object from a built package, I give
# up.
# Instead, create an object with one method, dist, which returns
# the build string and be done with it.
class MetaData(object):
def __init__(self, dist_info):
self._dist_info = dist_info
def dist(self):
return self._dist_info
meta = MetaData(package_file.split('.tar.bz2')[0])
try:
# Upload it
upload(builder.binstar_cli, meta, BINSTAR_CHANNEL)
except binstar_client.errors.Unauthorized:
print("Not authorized to upload.")
def test_leaky_add_to_channel():
# A newer distribution (e.g. v0.2.0.dev) on a dev channel was getting promoted to the main channel
# when an earlier version (e.g. v0.1.0) was being linked to main.
clear_binstar(CLIENT, OWNER)
# Build a recipe and upload the recipe to the testing channel.
meta = MetaData(RECIPE_DEV)
meta = build(meta)
upload(CLIENT, meta, OWNER, channels=['testing'])
# Build a recipe and upload the recipe to the testing channel.
meta_eariler = MetaData(os.path.join(RECIPES_DIR, 'recipe1'))
meta_eariler = build(meta_eariler)
upload(CLIENT, meta_eariler, OWNER, channels=['testing'])
add_distribution_to_channel(CLIENT, OWNER, meta_eariler, channel='main')
assert_true(distribution_exists_on_channel(CLIENT, OWNER, meta_eariler, channel='main'))
assert_false(distribution_exists_on_channel(CLIENT, OWNER, meta, channel='main'))
def test_distribution_exists():
clear_binstar(CLIENT, OWNER)
# Build a recipe.
meta = MetaData(RECIPE_DEV)
meta = build(meta)
# Check distribution exists returns false when there is no distribution.
assert_false(distribution_exists(CLIENT, OWNER, meta))
# upload the distribution
upload(CLIENT, meta, OWNER, channels=['testing'])
# Check the distribution exists. Notice there is no channel being supplied here.
assert_true(distribution_exists(CLIENT, OWNER, meta))
# Check the distribution is on testing but not on main.
assert_true(distribution_exists_on_channel(CLIENT, OWNER, meta, channel='testing'))
assert_false(distribution_exists_on_channel(CLIENT, OWNER, meta, channel='main'))
add_distribution_to_channel(CLIENT, OWNER, meta, channel='main')
# Check that the distribution has been added.
assert_true(distribution_exists_on_channel(CLIENT, OWNER, meta, channel='main'))
