Exemple #1
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    def test_removing_patch(self):
        """Tests that it is possible to remove stashed patches."""
        Stash.remove_patch('b')
        assert_equal(Stash.get_patches(), ['a', 'c'])

        Stash.remove_patch('c')
        assert_equal(Stash.get_patches(), ['a'])

        Stash.remove_patch('a')
        assert_equal(Stash.get_patches(), [])
Exemple #2
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    "-a",
    "--apply",
    dest="apply_patch",
    action="store_true",
    help="apply the specified patch in the stash, and remove it in case it applied successfully",
)
parser.add_argument("patch_name", nargs="?", metavar="<patch name>", help="name of the patch to operate on")

args = parser.parse_args()

try:
    if args.show_list:
        for patch in Stash.get_patches():
            print(patch)
    elif args.remove_patch:
        Stash.remove_patch(args.patch_name)
        print("Patch '%s' successfully removed." % args.patch_name)
    elif args.show_patch:
        print(Stash.get_patch(args.patch_name))
    elif args.patch_name is not None:
        stash = Stash(os.getcwd())
        if args.apply_patch:
            if stash.apply_patch(args.patch_name):
                print("Applying patch '%s' succeeded, stashed patch has been removed." % patch_name)
            else:
                # The patch did not apply cleanly, inform the user that the
                # patch will not be removed.
                print("Patch '%s' did not apply successfully, stashed patch will not be removed." % patch_name)
        else:
            # Check if patch already exists, if it does, issue a warning and
            # give the user an option to overwrite the patch.