def test_gitrevert(self):
'''Make sure we can revert file.'''
gitpath = self.get_tmpdir()
git = GitIntegration(gitpath)
# create a new file
newfile, oldcontent = self.create_file(gitpath)
git.update_file(newfile)
# change file content
newcontent = self.change_content(gitpath, newfile)
git.update_file(newfile)
# check changes is not empty
commits = git.get_changes(newfile)
self.assertEqual(type(commits), list)
self.assertTrue(len(commits) > 0)
# revert the file and get content
commit = commits[0]['commit']
git.revert_file(newfile, commit)
revcontent = self.get_content(gitpath, newfile)
# check reverted file's content is the same as initial content
self.assertEqual(revcontent, oldcontent)
self.clean(gitpath)
def test_gitcommit(self):
'''Test git commits new file.'''
gitpath = self.get_tmpdir()
git = GitIntegration(gitpath)
# create a new file
newfile, _ = self.create_file(gitpath)
git.update_file(newfile)
# make sure the file is referenced in HEAD
head = self.get_content(gitpath, self.MASTERPATH)
self.assertTrue(newfile in head)
self.clean(gitpath)
def test_githistory(self):
'''Make sure we're able to retrieve old version of files.'''
gitpath = self.get_tmpdir()
git = GitIntegration(gitpath)
# create a new file
newfile, _ = self.create_file(gitpath)
git.update_file(newfile)
# change file's content
newcontent = self.change_content(gitpath, newfile)
git.update_file(newfile)
# check file history is not empty
self.assertTrue(git.get_changes(newfile) != [])
self.clean(gitpath)
