Esempio n. 1
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    def test_bundleman(self):
        name = 'app'
        products = ('foo', 'bar')
        svn = SvnSandBox()
        url, products_url = svn.createBundle(name, products)

        path = svn.coBundle(name)
        # init products
        for product in products:
            pman = ProductMan(os.path.join(path, product), force=True)
            pman.init()

        # release 1
        release_tag1 = name.upper()+'rc1'
        release_tag2 = name.upper()+'rc2'
        release_tag3 = name.upper()

        bman = BundleMan(path, release_tag1)
        bman.doAction()
        bman.buildArchive(svn.coroot)

        # branch to patch release 1
        bman.analyze(force=True)
        branch_url = bman.branch()

        # co
        branch_path = os.path.join(svn.coroot, release_tag1+'-branch')
        command('svn co %s %s' % (branch_url, branch_path))

        # change something
        prod_branch_path = os.path.join(branch_path, products[0])
        changes = os.path.join(prod_branch_path, 'CHANGES')
        f = open(changes, 'w+')
        f.write(pman.tpl_changes % 'branch changes')
        f.close()
        command('svn commit -m"change" %s' % changes)
        command('svn up %s' % branch_path)

        # release 2
        bman = BundleMan(branch_path, release_tag2)
        bman.doAction()


        # branch to patch release 2
        bman.analyze(force=True)
        branch_url = bman.branch()

        # co
        branch_path = os.path.join(svn.coroot, release_tag2+'-branch')
        command('svn co %s %s' % (branch_url, branch_path))

        # change something
        prod_branch_path = os.path.join(branch_path, products[0])
        changes = os.path.join(prod_branch_path, 'CHANGES')
        f = open(changes, 'w+')
        f.write(pman.tpl_changes % 'branch changes')
        f.close()
        command('svn commit -m"change" %s' % changes)
        command('svn up %s' % branch_path)

        # release 3
        bman = BundleMan(branch_path, release_tag3)
        bman.doAction()
        bman.addChangelog(release_tag1, release_tag3)
        bman.buildArchive(svn.coroot)
Esempio n. 2
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    def test_productman(self):
        name = 'foo'
        svn = SvnSandBox()
        url = svn.createProduct(name)
        path = svn.coProduct(name)
        pman = ProductMan(path, force=True)
        pman.analyze()
        self.assert_(pman.url, url)

        # init product version 0.0.0
        pman.init()

        pman.analyze()
        self.assert_(os.path.exists(os.path.join(path, 'VERSION')))
        self.assert_(os.path.exists(os.path.join(path, 'HISTORY')))
        self.assert_(os.path.exists(os.path.join(path, 'CHANGES')))
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'new_version')

        # package product the first package is 0.1.0
        pman.doAction()

        pman.analyze()
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'use_tag')
        self.assertEquals(pman.version, [name, '0.1.0', '1'])

        rev_0_1_0 = pman.revision

        # changes something
        file_name = os.path.join(path, 'foo')
        f = open(file_name, 'w+')
        f.write('touch\n')
        f.close()

        # non svn versioned file doesn't change status whatever force mode is
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'use_tag')
        force_bak = pman.force
        pman.force = False
        self.assertEquals(pman.getStatus(), 'use_tag')
        pman.force = force_bak

        command('svn add %s' % file_name)
        command('svn commit -m"add file" %s' % file_name)

        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'svn_not_uptodate')

        command('svn up %s' % path)
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'missing_changes')

        # in force mode, local modifications of svn versioned files are ok
        # in non force mode, user has to check in before packaging
        f = open(file_name, 'w+')
        f.write('new touch\n')
        f.close()
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'missing_changes')
        force_bak = pman.force
        pman.force = False
        self.assertEquals(pman.getStatus(), 'svn_not_uptodate')
        pman.force = force_bak
        # reverting local modifications
        command('svn revert %s' % file_name)

        # jump in the past back to rev_0_1_0
        command('svn up -r%s %s' % (rev_0_1_0, path))
        # the wc is not up to date with the svn repo
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.revision, rev_0_1_0)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'svn_not_uptodate')
        # back to the present
        command('svn up %s' % path)

        changes = os.path.join(path, 'CHANGES')
        f = open(changes, 'w+')
        f.write(pman.tpl_changes % 'something change')
        f.close()
        command('svn commit -m"update" %s' % changes)
        command('svn up %s' % path)

        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'new_version')
        self.assertEquals(pman.version_new[1], '0.2.0')

        # package
        pman.doAction()
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'use_tag')
        self.assertEquals(pman.version[1], '0.2.0')

        # package twice should not do anything
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        pman.doAction()
        self.assertEquals(pman.version[1], '0.2.0')

        # create a branch
        branch_name = 'user-refactor'
        branch_url = url.replace('/trunk', '/branches/' + branch_name)
        branch_path = path + '-' + branch_name
        command('svn cp -m"create a branch" %s %s' % (url, branch_url))
        command('svn co %s %s' % (branch_url, branch_path))

        pman = ProductMan(branch_path)
        pman.analyze()

        self.assert_(pman.url, branch_url)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'use_tag')

        # change something
        changes = os.path.join(branch_path, 'CHANGES')
        f = open(changes, 'w+')
        f.write(pman.tpl_changes % 'branch changes')
        f.close()
        command('svn commit -m"change" %s' % changes)
        command('svn up %s' % branch_path)

        # package
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        pman.doAction()
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'use_tag')
        self.assertEquals(pman.version[1], '0.3.0-user-refactor')
Esempio n. 3
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    def test_productman(self):
        name = 'foo'
        svn = SvnSandBox()
        url = svn.createProduct(name)
        path = svn.coProduct(name)
        pman = ProductMan(path, force=True)
        pman.analyze()
        self.assert_(pman.url, url)

        # init product version 0.0.0
        pman.init()

        pman.analyze()
        self.assert_(os.path.exists(os.path.join(path, 'VERSION')))
        self.assert_(os.path.exists(os.path.join(path, 'HISTORY')))
        self.assert_(os.path.exists(os.path.join(path, 'CHANGES')))
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'new_version')

        # package product the first package is 0.1.0
        pman.doAction()

        pman.analyze()
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'use_tag')
        self.assertEquals(pman.version, [name, '0.1.0', '1'])

        rev_0_1_0 = pman.revision

        # changes something
        file_name = os.path.join(path, 'foo')
        f = open(file_name, 'w+')
        f.write('touch\n')
        f.close()

        # non svn versioned file doesn't change status whatever force mode is
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'use_tag')
        force_bak = pman.force
        pman.force = False
        self.assertEquals(pman.getStatus(), 'use_tag')
        pman.force = force_bak

        command('svn add %s' % file_name)
        command('svn commit -m"add file" %s' % file_name)

        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'svn_not_uptodate')

        command('svn up %s' % path)
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'missing_changes')

        # in force mode, local modifications of svn versioned files are ok
        # in non force mode, user has to check in before packaging
        f = open(file_name, 'w+')
        f.write('new touch\n')
        f.close()
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'missing_changes')
        force_bak = pman.force
        pman.force = False
        self.assertEquals(pman.getStatus(), 'svn_not_uptodate')
        pman.force = force_bak
        # reverting local modifications
        command('svn revert %s' % file_name)


        # jump in the past back to rev_0_1_0
        command('svn up -r%s %s' % (rev_0_1_0, path))
        # the wc is not up to date with the svn repo
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.revision, rev_0_1_0)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'svn_not_uptodate')
        # back to the present
        command('svn up %s' % path)


        changes = os.path.join(path, 'CHANGES')
        f = open(changes, 'w+')
        f.write(pman.tpl_changes % 'something change')
        f.close()
        command('svn commit -m"update" %s' % changes)
        command('svn up %s' % path)

        pman.analyze(force=True)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'new_version')
        self.assertEquals(pman.version_new[1], '0.2.0')

        # package
        pman.doAction()
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'use_tag')
        self.assertEquals(pman.version[1], '0.2.0')

        # package twice should not do anything
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        pman.doAction()
        self.assertEquals(pman.version[1], '0.2.0')

        # create a branch
        branch_name = 'user-refactor'
        branch_url = url.replace('/trunk', '/branches/' + branch_name)
        branch_path = path + '-' + branch_name
        command('svn cp -m"create a branch" %s %s' % (url, branch_url))
        command('svn co %s %s' % (branch_url, branch_path))

        pman = ProductMan(branch_path)
        pman.analyze()

        self.assert_(pman.url, branch_url)
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'use_tag')

        # change something
        changes = os.path.join(branch_path, 'CHANGES')
        f = open(changes, 'w+')
        f.write(pman.tpl_changes % 'branch changes')
        f.close()
        command('svn commit -m"change" %s' % changes)
        command('svn up %s' % branch_path)

        # package
        pman.analyze(force=True)
        pman.doAction()
        self.assertEquals(pman.status, 'use_tag')
        self.assertEquals(pman.version[1], '0.3.0-user-refactor')