def test_get_all_uniq_ids_iter_include_ids(self):
i1 = MockInfo()
kb.append('a', 'b', i1)
uniq_ids = [u for u in kb.get_all_uniq_ids_iter(include_ids=[i1.get_uniq_id()])]
self.assertEqual(uniq_ids, [i1.get_uniq_id()])
def test_get_all_uniq_ids_iter_include_ids(self):
i1 = MockInfo()
kb.append('a', 'b', i1)
uniq_ids = [u for u in kb.get_all_uniq_ids_iter(include_ids=[i1.get_uniq_id()])]
self.assertEqual(uniq_ids, [i1.get_uniq_id()])
def test_get_by_uniq_id_duplicated_ignores_second(self):
"""
TODO: Analyze this case, i1 and i2 have both the same ID because they
have all the same information (this is very very uncommon in a
real w3af run).
Note that in the get_by_uniq_id call i2 is not returned.
"""
i1 = MockInfo()
i2 = MockInfo()
kb.append('a', 'b', i1)
kb.append('a', 'b', i2)
i1_copy = kb.get_by_uniq_id(i1.get_uniq_id())
self.assertEqual(i1_copy, i1)
def test_get_by_uniq_id(self):
i1 = MockInfo()
kb.append('a', 'b', i1)
i1_copy = kb.get_by_uniq_id(i1.get_uniq_id())
self.assertEqual(i1_copy, i1)
