def test_main_with_conflicts(self, mock_installed, mock_requirement):
# Create some fake installed versions
mock_installed.return_value = {
'one': '1.0',
'two': '2.0',
'three': '3.0'
}
# Create some fake requirements
mock_requirement.return_value = {
'one': {
'three': [('>=', '2.0')]
},
'two': {
'three': [('>=', '3.0')]
}
}
# Assert we get a proper error return code
self.assertEqual(main(), 1)
def test_main_with_conflicts(self, mock_installed, mock_requirement):
# Create some fake installed versions
mock_installed.return_value = {
'one': '1.0',
'two': '2.0',
'three': '3.0'
}
# Create some fake requirements
mock_requirement.return_value = {
'one': {
'three': [('>=', '2.0')]
},
'two': {
'three': [('>=', '3.0')]
}
}
# Assert we get a proper error return code
self.assertEqual(main(), 1)
def test_main_no_conflicts(self):
self.assertFalse(main())
def test_main_no_conflicts(self):
self.assertFalse(main())
