def test_same_values_are_not_changed(self):
# If the user enters the same value as the current value, we don't need
# to write anything to the config.
self.configure = configure.ConfigureCommand(prompter=EchoPrompter(),
config_writer=self.writer)
self.configure(self.context, args=[], parsed_globals=self.global_args)
self.assertFalse(self.writer.update_config.called)
def setUp(self):
self.writer = mock.Mock()
self.global_args = mock.Mock()
self.global_args.profile = None
self.global_args.endpoint_url = None
self.global_args.cdp_endpoint_url = None
self.precanned = PrecannedPrompter(value='new_value')
self.context = FakeContext({'config_file': 'myconfigfile'})
self.configure = configure.ConfigureCommand(prompter=self.precanned,
config_writer=self.writer)
def test_none_values_are_not_changed(self):
# If a user hits enter, this will result in a None value which means
# don't change the existing values. In this case, we don't need
# to write anything out to the config.
user_presses_enter = None
precanned = PrecannedPrompter(value=user_presses_enter)
self.configure = configure.ConfigureCommand(prompter=precanned,
config_writer=self.writer)
self.configure(self.context, args=[], parsed_globals=self.global_args)
self.assertFalse(self.writer.update_config.called)
def setUp(self):
self.writer = mock.Mock()
self.global_args = mock.Mock()
self.global_args.profile = None
self.precanned = PrecannedPrompter(access_key_id='new_access_key_id',
private_key='new_private_key',
cdp_endpoint_url=None)
self.context = FakeContext({'config_file': 'myconfigfile'})
self.configure = configure.ConfigureCommand(prompter=self.precanned,
config_writer=self.writer)
def test_configure_command_with_cdp_endpoint_url(self):
self.precanned = PrecannedPrompter(access_key_id='new_access_key_id',
private_key='new_private_key',
cdp_endpoint_url='http://foo.com')
self.configure = configure.ConfigureCommand(prompter=self.precanned,
config_writer=self.writer)
self.configure(self.context, args=[], parsed_globals=self.global_args)
# Credentials are always written to the shared credentials file.
self.assert_credentials_file_updated_with(
{
CDP_ACCESS_KEY_ID_KEY_NAME: 'new_access_key_id',
CDP_PRIVATE_KEY_KEY_NAME: 'new_private_key'
},
config_file_comment=CREDENTIAL_FILE_COMMENT)
# Non-credentials config is written to the config file.
self.writer.update_config.assert_called_with(
{EndpointResolver.CDP_ENDPOINT_URL_KEY_NAME: "http://foo.com"},
'myconfigfile')
def test_context_says_profile_does_not_exist(self):
# Whenever you try to get a config value from botocore,
# it will raise an exception complaining about ProfileNotFound.
# We should handle this case, and write out a new profile section
# in the config file.
context = FakeContext({'config_file': 'myconfigfile'},
profile_does_not_exist=True)
self.configure = configure.ConfigureCommand(prompter=self.precanned,
config_writer=self.writer)
self.global_args.profile = 'profile-does-not-exist'
self.configure(context, args=[], parsed_globals=self.global_args)
self.assert_credentials_file_updated_with(
{
CDP_ACCESS_KEY_ID_KEY_NAME: 'new_value',
CDP_PRIVATE_KEY_KEY_NAME: 'new_value',
'__section__': 'profile-does-not-exist'
},
config_file_comment=CREDENTIAL_FILE_COMMENT)
self.writer.update_config.assert_called_with(
{'__section__': 'profile profile-does-not-exist'}, 'myconfigfile')
def test_create_configure_cmd(self):
self.configure = configure.ConfigureCommand()
self.assertIsInstance(self.configure, configure.ConfigureCommand)