Esempio n. 1
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 def test_append(self):
     #lines 118, 119 appended.
     actual = [
         LineChange(line_number=118,
                    commit_sha=self.new_sha,
                    file_path=self.file_path,
                    change_type=LineChange.ChangeType.added),
         LineChange(line_number=119,
                    commit_sha=self.new_sha,
                    file_path=self.file_path,
                    change_type=LineChange.ChangeType.added)
     ]
     for lc in actual:
         self.assertIn(lc, self.file_changes)
Esempio n. 2
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 def test_modify(self):
     #line 58 (now 59) modified
     actual = LineChange(line_number=59,
                         commit_sha=self.new_sha,
                         file_path=self.file_path,
                         change_type=LineChange.ChangeType.modified)
     self.assertIn(actual, self.file_changes)
Esempio n. 3
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 def test_prepend(self):
     # First line prepended
     actual = LineChange(line_number=1,
                         commit_sha=self.new_sha,
                         file_path=self.file_path,
                         change_type=LineChange.ChangeType.added)
     self.assertIn(actual, self.file_changes)
Esempio n. 4
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 def test_changes_file2(self):
     file = "README.md"
     new_sha = None
     single_file_changes = [
         c for c in self.file_changes if c.file_path == file
     ]
     # Inserted lines 25 and 26
     expected = [
         LineChange(line_number=25,
                    commit_sha=new_sha,
                    file_path=file,
                    change_type=LineChange.ChangeType.added),
         LineChange(line_number=26,
                    commit_sha=new_sha,
                    file_path=file,
                    change_type=LineChange.ChangeType.added)
     ]
     for e in expected:
         self.assertIn(e, single_file_changes)
Esempio n. 5
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 def test_changes_file1(self):
     file = "Gemfile"
     new_sha = None
     single_file_changes = [
         c for c in self.file_changes if c.file_path == file
     ]
     # line 1 prepended, line 37 (now 38) and line 40 (now 41) modified
     expected = [
         LineChange(line_number=1,
                    commit_sha=new_sha,
                    file_path=file,
                    change_type=LineChange.ChangeType.added),
         LineChange(line_number=38,
                    commit_sha=new_sha,
                    file_path=file,
                    change_type=LineChange.ChangeType.modified),
         LineChange(line_number=41,
                    commit_sha=new_sha,
                    file_path=file,
                    change_type=LineChange.ChangeType.modified)
     ]
     for e in expected:
         self.assertIn(e, single_file_changes)
Esempio n. 6
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    def _find_intersing_line(self, file, line_n, linechange, offset, step):
        p = offset
        while not self.has_been_changed(line_n + p, file, linechange.commit_sha) and \
            not self.is_interesting(self.blame_data[file][linechange.commit_sha].file_data[line_n + p]):
            p += step

            if line_n + p < 1 or line_n + p > len(
                    self.blame_data[file][linechange.commit_sha].file_data):
                return None

        if not self.has_been_changed(line_n + p, file, linechange.commit_sha):
            return LineChange(line_n + p, LineChange.ChangeType.interesting,
                              file, linechange.commit_sha)
        else:
            return None
Esempio n. 7
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 def test_custom_ne(self):
     self.assertNotEqual(LineChange(), LineChange(line_number='1'))
Esempio n. 8
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 def test_custom_eq(self):
     self.assertEqual(LineChange(), LineChange())