Exemple #1
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def test_get_applied_versions(fake_db):
    settings = configuration.Settings()
    fake_db.return_value = [["1.0"], ["1.1"]]

    result = db.get_applied_versions(settings)

    assert result == [Version.from_string("1.0"), Version.from_string("1.1")]
Exemple #2
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def test_build_migration_plan_unknown_version(known_versions):
    settings = configuration.Settings(
        target_version=Version.from_string("1.5"))
    from_version = Version.from_string("0")

    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        list(core.build_migration_plan(settings, from_version=from_version))
Exemple #3
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def test_get_closest_version_ok(known_versions):
    settings = configuration.Settings()

    version = core.get_closest_version(
        settings=settings,
        target_version=Version.from_string("1.1"),
        sql_tpl="schema_{}.sql",
        existing_files=["schema_1.0.sql", "schema_1.1.sql"],
    )

    assert version == Version.from_string("1.1")
Exemple #4
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def test_get_best_schema_version_ok(mocker, known_versions):
    mocker.patch(
        "septentrion.core.files.get_special_files",
        return_value=["schema_1.1.sql", "schema_1.2.sql"],
    )
    settings = configuration.Settings(
        target_version=Version.from_string("1.2"))

    version = core.get_best_schema_version(settings=settings)

    assert version == Version.from_string("1.2")
Exemple #5
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def test_get_closest_version_earlier_schema(known_versions):
    settings = configuration.Settings()

    version = core.get_closest_version(
        settings=settings,
        target_version=Version.from_string("1.3"),
        sql_tpl="schema_{}.sql",
        existing_files=["schema_1.0.sql", "schema_1.1.sql"],
        force_version=Version.from_string("1.2"),
    )

    assert version is None
Exemple #6
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def test_get_closest_version_unknown_target_version(known_versions):
    settings = configuration.Settings(
        target_version=Version.from_string("1.5"))

    # target_version is not a known version
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        core.get_closest_version(
            settings=settings,
            target_version=Version.from_string("1.5"),
            sql_tpl="schema_{}.sql",
            existing_files=[],
        )
Exemple #7
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def test_get_applied_versions(mocker, known_versions):
    mocker.patch(
        "septentrion.core.db.get_applied_versions",
        return_value=[
            Version.from_string("1.0"),
            Version.from_string("1.1"),
        ],
    )
    settings = configuration.Settings()
    versions_ = core.get_applied_versions(settings=settings)

    assert versions_ == [Version.from_string("1.1")]
Exemple #8
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def test_get_closest_version_schema_force_dont_exist(known_versions):
    settings = configuration.Settings()

    version = core.get_closest_version(
        settings=settings,
        target_version=Version.from_string("1.3"),
        sql_tpl="schema_{}.sql",
        existing_files=["schema_1.1.sql", "schema_1.3.sql"],
        force_version=Version.from_string("1.2"),
    )

    # schema_1.2.sql doesn't exist
    assert version is None
Exemple #9
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def test_get_closest_version_schema_force_ko(known_versions):
    """
    Will fail because "1.4" is unknown
    """
    settings = configuration.Settings()

    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        core.get_closest_version(
            settings=settings,
            target_version=Version.from_string("1.1"),
            sql_tpl="schema_{}.sql",
            existing_files=["schema_1.0.sql", "schema_1.1.sql"],
            force_version=Version.from_string("1.4"),
        )
Exemple #10
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def test_get_applied_migrations(fake_db):
    settings = configuration.Settings()
    fake_db.return_value = [["first.sql"], ["second.sql"]]

    result = db.get_applied_migrations(settings, Version.from_string("1.1"))

    assert result == ["first.sql", "second.sql"]
    fake_db.assert_called_once()
Exemple #11
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def test_get_best_schema_version_ko(mocker, known_versions):
    mocker.patch(
        "septentrion.core.files.get_special_files",
        return_value=["schema_1.0.sql", "schema_1.3.sql"],
    )
    settings = configuration.Settings(
        target_version=Version.from_string("1.2"))

    with pytest.raises(exceptions.SeptentrionException):
        core.get_best_schema_version(settings=settings)
Exemple #12
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def test_build_migration_plan_with_schema(mocker, known_versions):
    mocker.patch("septentrion.core.db.get_applied_migrations", return_value=[])
    settings = configuration.Settings(target_version="1.2")
    from_version = Version.from_string("1.1")

    plan = list(
        core.build_migration_plan(settings=settings,
                                  from_version=from_version))

    expected = [
        {
            "plan": [],
            "version": Version.from_string("1.1")
        },
        {
            "plan": [],
            "version": Version.from_string("1.2")
        },
    ]
    assert list(plan) == expected
Exemple #13
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def known_versions(mocker):
    versions_ = [Version.from_string(v) for v in ("0", "1.1", "1.2", "1.3")]
    mocker.patch("septentrion.core.files.get_known_versions",
                 return_value=versions_)

    return versions_
Exemple #14
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def test_build_migration_plan_db(mocker, known_versions):
    # What a mock hell ><

    # So first, we mock db.get_applied_migrations to tell the following story:
    # - on 1.1, only migration "a" was previously applied.
    # - on 1.2, no migration was previously applied.
    mocker.patch(
        "septentrion.db.get_applied_migrations",
        side_effect=lambda settings, version: {
            Version.from_string("1.1"): ["a"],
            Version.from_string("1.2"): [],
        }[version],
    )
    # Then, regarding the migration files that exist on the disk:
    # - There are 2 files for 1.1 (so one already applied and one new)
    # - 1 file for 1.2
    # - 1 file for 1.3
    mocker.patch(
        "septentrion.files.get_migrations_files_mapping",
        side_effect=lambda settings, version: {
            Version.from_string("1.1"): {
                "a": pathlib.Path("a"),
                "b": pathlib.Path("b"),
            },
            Version.from_string("1.2"): {
                "c": pathlib.Path("c"),
            },
            Version.from_string("1.3"): {
                "d": pathlib.Path("d")
            },
        }[version],
    )
    # The contents of each migration is ignored
    mocker.patch("septentrion.files.file_lines_generator", return_value="")
    # Migration "c" is a manual migration
    mocker.patch(
        "septentrion.files.is_manual_migration",
        side_effect=(lambda migration_path, migration_contents: str(
            migration_path) == "c"),
    )
    # We'll apply migrations up until 1.2 included
    settings = configuration.Settings(
        target_version=Version.from_string("1.2"), )
    # And we'll start at version 1.1 included
    from_version = Version.from_string("1.1")
    plan = core.build_migration_plan(settings=settings,
                                     from_version=from_version)

    expected = [
        {
            "version":
            Version.from_string("1.1"),
            "plan": [
                # On 1.1, migration a is already applied. It's not manual
                ("a", True, pathlib.Path("a"), False),
                # migration b, though needs to be applied. It's not manual
                ("b", False, pathlib.Path("b"), False),
            ],
        },
        {
            "version":
            Version.from_string("1.2"),
            "plan": [
                # migration c also needs to be applied. It's manual (the last True)
                ("c", False, pathlib.Path("c"), True),
            ],
        },
    ]

    assert list(plan) == expected
Exemple #15
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    assert result == [Version.from_string("1.0"), Version.from_string("1.1")]


def test_get_applied_migrations(fake_db):
    settings = configuration.Settings()
    fake_db.return_value = [["first.sql"], ["second.sql"]]

    result = db.get_applied_migrations(settings, Version.from_string("1.1"))

    assert result == ["first.sql", "second.sql"]
    fake_db.assert_called_once()


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "applied_versions, current_version",
    [([["1.0"], ["1.1"], ["1.2"]], Version.from_string("1.2")), ([], None)],
)
def test_get_current_schema_version(fake_db, applied_versions,
                                    current_version):
    settings = configuration.Settings()
    fake_db.return_value = applied_versions

    result = db.get_current_schema_version(settings)

    assert result == current_version


@pytest.mark.parametrize(
    "db_responses, initialized",
    [
        (psycopg2.errors.UndefinedTable, False),  # Table doesn't exist