def test1(self):
data = EasyAccessDict(self.version_data)
assert _get_highest_version('Acme', 'mac', 'alpha', data,
strict=True) == '4.4.2.0.5'
assert _get_highest_version('Acme', 'mac', 'beta', data,
strict=True) == '4.4.1.1.0'
assert _get_highest_version('Acme', 'mac', 'stable', data,
strict=True) == '4.4.3.2.0'
def test1(self):
data = EasyAccessDict(self.version_data)
assert _get_highest_version('Acme', 'mac', 'alpha',
data, strict=True) == '4.4.2.0.5'
assert _get_highest_version('Acme', 'mac', 'beta',
data, strict=True) == '4.4.1.1.0'
assert _get_highest_version('Acme', 'mac', 'stable',
data, strict=True) == '4.4.3.2.0'
def _update_check(self, name, version, channel, strict):
valid_channels = ['alpha', 'beta', 'stable']
if channel not in valid_channels:
log.debug('Invalid channel. May need to check spelling')
channel = 'stable'
self.name = name
# Version object used for comparison
version = _Version(version)
self.version = str(version)
# Will be set to true if we are updating the currently
# running app and not an app's asset
app = False
if self.ready is False:
# No json data is loaded.
# User may need to call refresh
log.debug('No update manifest found')
return None
# Checking if version file is verified before
# processing data contained in the version file.
# This was done by self._get_update_manifest
if self.verified is False:
log.debug('Failed version file verification')
return None
# If we are an app we will need restart functionality, so we'll
# user AppUpdate instead of LibUpdate
if self.FROZEN is True and self.name == self.app_name:
app = True
log.debug('Checking for %s updates...', name)
latest = _get_highest_version(name, self.platform, channel,
self.easy_data, strict)
if latest is None:
# If None is returned get_highest_version could
# not find the supplied name in the version file
log.debug('Could not find the latest version')
return None
# Change str to version object for easy comparison
latest = _Version(latest)
log.debug('Current version: %s', str(version))
log.debug('Latest version: %s', str(latest))
update_needed = latest > version
log.debug('Update Needed: %s', update_needed)
if latest <= version:
log.debug('%s already updated to the latest version', name)
return None
# Config data to initialize update object
data = {
'strict': strict,
'update_urls': self.update_urls,
'name': self.name,
'version': self.version,
'easy_data': self.easy_data,
'json_data': self.json_data,
'data_dir': self.data_dir,
'platform': self.platform,
'channel': channel,
'app_name': self.app_name,
'verify': self.verify,
'max_download_retries': self.max_download_retries,
'progress_hooks': list(set(self.progress_hooks)),
'urllib3_headers': self.urllib3_headers,
}
# Return update object with which handles downloading,
# extracting updates
if app is True:
# AppUpdate is a subclass of LibUpdate that add methods
# to restart the application
return AppUpdate(data)
else:
return LibUpdate(data)
def test1(self):
data = EasyAccessDict(self.version_data)
assert _get_highest_version('Acme', 'mac', 'stable', data,
strict=True) is None
def test1(self):
data = EasyAccessDict(self.version_data)
assert _get_highest_version('Acme', 'mac', 'alpha', data,
strict=False) == '4.4.3.2.0'
def _update_check(self, name, version, channel, strict):
valid_channels = ['alpha', 'beta', 'stable']
if channel not in valid_channels:
log.debug('Invalid channel. May need to check spelling')
channel = 'stable'
self.name = name
# Version object used for comparison
version = _Version(version)
self.version = str(version)
# Will be set to true if we are updating the currently
# running app and not an app's asset
app = False
if self.ready is False:
# No json data is loaded.
# User may need to call refresh
log.debug('No update manifest found')
return None
# Checking if version file is verified before
# processing data contained in the version file.
# This was done by self._get_update_manifest
if self.verified is False:
log.debug('Failed version file verification')
return None
# If we are an app we will need restart functionality, so we'll
# user AppUpdate instead of LibUpdate
if self.FROZEN is True and self.name == self.app_name:
app = True
log.debug('Checking for %s updates...', name)
latest = _get_highest_version(name, self.platform, channel,
self.easy_data, strict)
if latest is None:
# If None is returned get_highest_version could
# not find the supplied name in the version file
log.debug('Could not find the latest version')
return None
# Change str to version object for easy comparison
latest = _Version(latest)
log.debug('Current version: %s', str(version))
log.debug('Latest version: %s', str(latest))
update_needed = latest > version
log.debug('Update Needed: %s', update_needed)
if latest <= version:
log.debug('%s already updated to the latest version', name)
return None
# Config data to initialize update object
data = {
'strict': strict,
'update_urls': self.update_urls,
'name': self.name,
'version': self.version,
'easy_data': self.easy_data,
'json_data': self.json_data,
'data_dir': self.data_dir,
'platform': self.platform,
'channel': channel,
'app_name': self.app_name,
'verify': self.verify,
'max_download_retries': self.max_download_retries,
'progress_hooks': list(set(self.progress_hooks)),
'urllib3_headers': self.urllib3_headers,
}
# Return update object with which handles downloading,
# extracting updates
if app is True:
# AppUpdate is a subclass of LibUpdate that add methods
# to restart the application
return AppUpdate(data)
else:
return LibUpdate(data)
def test1(self):
data = EasyAccessDict(self.version_data)
assert _get_highest_version('Acme', 'mac', 'stable',
data, strict=True) is None
def test1(self):
data = EasyAccessDict(self.version_data)
assert _get_highest_version('Acme', 'mac', 'alpha',
data, strict=False) == '4.4.3.2.0'
