def testTopicConfigOption(self):
self.setUpBranchToFFMerge()
git.checkout("-b someOtherBranch")
testGrape.writeFile1("someOtherfile")
git.add("someOtherfile")
git.commit("-a -m \"someOtherfile\"")
self.assertGrapePublishFailed(["--topic=testPublish"])
def testTopicConfigOption(self):
self.setUpBranchToFFMerge()
git.checkout("-b someOtherBranch")
testGrape.writeFile1("someOtherfile")
git.add("someOtherfile")
git.commit("-a -m \"someOtherfile\"")
self.assertGrapePublishFailed(["--topic=testPublish"])
def testMergeAbort(self):
try:
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.branch("testMergeAbort/tmp1 HEAD")
#add a file on the master branch.
f1name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
git.add("f1")
commitStr = "testMergeAbort: added f1"
git.commit(" -m \"%s\"" % commitStr)
# also add it on the tmp branch
git.checkout("testMergeAbort/tmp1")
writeFile2(f1name)
git.add("f1")
git.commit(" -m \"testMergeAbort/tmp1 : added f1\"")
# a merge should generate a conflict
git.merge("master -m \"merging from master\"")
self.assertTrue(False, "conflict did not throw exception")
except:
status = git.status()
self.assertTrue("conflict" in status,
"'conflict' not in status message %s " % status)
git.mergeAbort()
status = git.status()
self.assertFalse("conflict" in status,
"conflict not removed by aborting merge")
def testPush(self):
try:
os.chdir(self.repo)
f2name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f2")
writeFile2(f2name)
git.add(f2name)
git.commit(" -m \"initial commit for testPush\"")
git.clone("%s %s" % (self.repo, self.repos[1]))
git.checkout("-b testPush/tmpBranchToAllowPushesToMaster")
os.chdir(self.repos[1])
f1name = os.path.join(self.repos[1], "f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
git.add("f1")
commitStr = "testPush: added f1"
git.commit(" -m \"%s\"" % commitStr)
os.chdir(self.repo)
log = git.log("--all")
self.assertFalse(commitStr in log,
"commit message in log before it should be")
os.chdir(self.repos[1])
pushOutput = git.push("origin master")
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.checkout("master")
log = git.log()
self.assertTrue(commitStr in log,
"commit message not in log after push")
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.handleGitError(error)
def assertCanAddNewSubproject(testGrapeObject):
git.clone("--mirror %s %s" % (testGrapeObject.repo, testGrapeObject.repos[1]))
os.chdir(testGrapeObject.repo)
grapeMenu.menu().applyMenuChoice("addSubproject", ["--name=subproject1", "--prefix=subs/subproject1",
"--branch=master", "--url=%s" % testGrapeObject.repos[1],
"--nested", "--noverify"])
subproject1path = os.path.join(testGrapeObject.repo, "subs/subproject1")
testGrapeObject.assertTrue(os.path.exists(subproject1path), "subproject1 does not exist")
os.chdir(subproject1path)
# check to see that subproject1 is a git repo
basedir = os.path.split(git.baseDir())[-1]
subdir = os.path.split(subproject1path)[-1]
testGrapeObject.assertTrue(basedir == subdir, "subproject1's git repo is %s, not %s" % (basedir, subdir))
# check to see that edits that occur in the new subproject are ignored by outer repo
testGrape.writeFile3(os.path.join(subproject1path, "f3"))
# make sure there is an edit
testGrapeObject.assertFalse(git.isWorkingDirectoryClean(), "subproject1 clean after adding f3")
os.chdir(testGrapeObject.repo)
# check that grape left the repository in a clean state
testGrapeObject.assertTrue(git.isWorkingDirectoryClean(), "repo not clean after added subproject1")
# check in the edit
os.chdir(subproject1path)
git.add("f3")
git.commit("-m \"added f3\"")
testGrapeObject.assertTrue(git.isWorkingDirectoryClean(), "subproject1 not clean")
os.chdir(testGrapeObject.repo)
testGrapeObject.subproject = subproject1path
def createTestSubmodule(self):
# make a repo to turn into a submodule
git.clone("--mirror %s %s " % (self.repo, self.repos[1]))
# add repo2 as a submodule to repo1
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.submodule("add %s %s" % (os.path.join(self.repos[1]), "submodule1"))
git.commit("-m \"added submodule1\"")
def testPush(self):
try:
os.chdir(self.repo)
f2name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f2")
writeFile2(f2name)
git.add(f2name)
git.commit(" -m \"initial commit for testPush\"")
git.clone("%s %s" %(self.repo,self.repos[1]))
git.checkout("-b testPush/tmpBranchToAllowPushesToMaster")
os.chdir(self.repos[1])
f1name = os.path.join(self.repos[1],"f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
git.add("f1")
commitStr = "testPush: added f1"
git.commit(" -m \"%s\"" % commitStr)
os.chdir(self.repo)
log = git.log("--all")
self.assertFalse(commitStr in log,"commit message in log before it should be")
os.chdir(self.repos[1])
pushOutput = git.push("origin master")
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.checkout("master")
log = git.log()
self.assertTrue(commitStr in log, "commit message not in log after push")
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.handleGitError(error)
def setUpBranchToFFMerge(self):
os.chdir(self.repo)
self.branch = "testPublish"
git.checkout("-b %s" % self.branch)
testGrape.writeFile2("f2")
git.add("f2")
git.commit("-m \"added f2\"")
self.setUpConfig()
def setUpBranchToFFMerge(self):
os.chdir(self.repo)
self.branch = "testPublish"
git.checkout("-b %s" % self.branch)
testGrape.writeFile2("f2")
git.add("f2")
git.commit("-m \"added f2\"")
self.setUpConfig()
def createTestSubmodule(self):
# make a repo to turn into a submodule
git.clone("--mirror %s %s " % (self.repo, self.repos[1]))
# add repo2 as a submodule to repo1
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.submodule("add %s %s" %
(os.path.join(self.repos[1]), "submodule1"))
git.commit("-m \"added submodule1\"")
def setUpMerge(self):
os.chdir(self.repo)
# create a new branch
git.branch("testMerge")
# add f2 to master
testGrape.writeFile2("f2")
git.add("f2")
git.commit("-m \"f2\"")
git.checkout("testMerge")
self.setUpConfig()
def setUpMerge(self):
os.chdir(self.repo)
# create a new branch
git.branch("testMerge")
# add f2 to master
testGrape.writeFile2("f2")
git.add("f2")
git.commit("-m \"f2\"")
git.checkout("testMerge")
self.setUpConfig()
def testConflictingSubmoduleMerge(self):
try:
self.setUpConflictingSubmoduleMerge()
subPath = os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule1")
ret = grapeMenu.menu().applyMenuChoice("m", ["master", "--am"])
self.assertFalse(
ret, "grape m did not return False for conflicting merge.")
# should only have modifications in submodule1, not conflicts
status = git.status("--porcelain")
self.assertTrue("UU" not in status and "AA" in status,
"unexpected status %s at toplevel" % status)
os.chdir(subPath)
status = git.status("--porcelain")
self.assertTrue("AA" in status,
"unexpected status %s in submodule1" % status)
# resolve the conflict and continue from the submodule's directory
git.checkout("--ours f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"resolved conflict with our f1\"")
self.setUpConfig()
ret = grapeMenu.menu().applyMenuChoice("m", ["--continue"])
# test that we returned successfully
self.assertTrue(
ret,
"grape m --continue did not complete successfully after resolving submodule conflict"
"\n %s" % self.output.getvalue())
# test that the submodule master was merged in
self.assertTrue(
git.branchUpToDateWith("testSubmoduleMerge2", "master"),
"grape m --continue did not merge in submodule1`s master branch"
)
# test that the outer level master was merged in
os.chdir(self.repo)
self.assertTrue(
git.branchUpToDateWith("testSubmoduleMerge2", "master"),
"grape m --continue did not merge in the outer level master branch"
)
# ensure the gitlink is at the right commit
git.submodule("update")
os.chdir(subPath)
diff = git.diff("testSubmoduleMerge2")
self.assertFalse(
diff,
"checked in gitlink is not at tip of testSubmoduleMerge2")
except git.GrapeGitError as e:
self.fail("Uncaught git error executing %s: \n%s" %
(e.gitCommand, e.gitOutput))
except SystemExit:
self.fail("Uncaught exit\n%s" % self.output.getvalue())
def testCommit(self):
try:
os.chdir(self.repo)
f1name = os.path.join(self.repo,"f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
commitStr = "testCommit: added f1"
git.add("f1")
git.commit("f1 -m \"%s\"" % commitStr)
log = git.log()
self.assertTrue(commitStr in log)
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.handleGitError(error)
def testCommit(self):
try:
os.chdir(self.repo)
f1name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
commitStr = "testCommit: added f1"
git.add("f1")
git.commit("f1 -m \"%s\"" % commitStr)
log = git.log()
self.assertTrue(commitStr in log)
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.handleGitError(error)
def setUpNonConflictingSubmoduleMerge(self):
os.chdir(self.defaultWorkingDirectory)
self.createTestSubmodule()
git.branch("testSubmoduleMerge")
# create a new commit in submodule1
os.chdir(os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule1"))
git.checkout("master")
testGrape.writeFile2("f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"added f2 as f1\"")
# update outer level with new commit
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.commit(
"submodule1 -m \"updated submodule gitlink on master branch\"")
# setup what should be a notionally-conflict free merge
# (grape needs to deal with the gitlink conflicts automatically)
git.checkout("testSubmoduleMerge")
git.submodule("update")
os.chdir(os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule1"))
git.checkout("-b testSubmoduleMerge")
testGrape.writeFile3("f2")
git.add("f2")
git.commit("-m \"added f3 as f2\"")
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.commit("-a -m \"updated gitlink on branch testSubmoduleMerge\"")
self.setUpConfig()
def setUpNonConflictingSubmoduleMerge(self):
os.chdir(self.defaultWorkingDirectory)
self.createTestSubmodule()
git.branch("testSubmoduleMerge")
# create a new commit in submodule1
os.chdir(os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule1"))
git.checkout("master")
testGrape.writeFile2("f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"added f2 as f1\"")
# update outer level with new commit
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.commit("submodule1 -m \"updated submodule gitlink on master branch\"")
# setup what should be a notionally-conflict free merge
# (grape needs to deal with the gitlink conflicts automatically)
git.checkout("testSubmoduleMerge")
git.submodule("update")
os.chdir(os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule1"))
git.checkout("-b testSubmoduleMerge")
testGrape.writeFile3("f2")
git.add("f2")
git.commit("-m \"added f3 as f2\"")
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.commit("-a -m \"updated gitlink on branch testSubmoduleMerge\"")
self.setUpConfig()
def setUpConflictingSubmoduleMerge(self):
os.chdir(self.defaultWorkingDirectory)
self.createTestSubmodule()
git.branch("testSubmoduleMerge2")
subPath = os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule1")
os.chdir(subPath)
git.branch("testSubmoduleMerge2")
git.checkout("master")
testGrape.writeFile2("f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"added f2 as f1\"")
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.commit(
"submodule1 -m \"updated submodule gitlink on master branch\"")
git.checkout("testSubmoduleMerge2")
git.submodule("update")
os.chdir(subPath)
git.checkout("testSubmoduleMerge2")
testGrape.writeFile3("f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"added f3 as f1\"")
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.commit(
"submodule1 -m \"updated submodule gitlink on testSubmoduleMerge branch\""
)
self.setUpConfig()
def setUpConflictingNestedSubprojectMerge(self):
os.chdir(self.defaultWorkingDirectory)
testNestedSubproject.TestNestedSubproject.assertCanAddNewSubproject(self)
os.chdir(self.subproject)
# set up f1 with conflicting content on master and testNestedMerge branches.
git.checkout("master")
git.branch("testNestedMerge")
testGrape.writeFile2("f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"added f2 as f1\"")
git.checkout("testNestedMerge")
testGrape.writeFile3("f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"added f1 as f1\"")
os.chdir(self.repo)
def testMerge(self):
# First, test to see if a merge that should work does.
try:
os.chdir(self.repo)
#add a file on the master branch.
f1name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
git.add("f1")
commitStr = "testMerge: added f1"
git.commit(" -m \"%s\"" % commitStr)
# edit it on branch testMerge/tmp1
git.checkout("-b testMerge/tmp1")
writeFile2(f1name)
git.commit("-a -m \"edited f1\"")
# perform same editon master
git.checkout("master")
writeFile2(f1name)
git.commit("-a -m \"edited f1 on master\"")
# switch back to tmp, merge changes from master down
git.checkout("testMerge/tmp1")
output = git.merge(
"master -m \"merged identical change from master\"")
log = git.log()
self.assertTrue("identical change from master" in log)
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.handleGitError(error)
# Second, test that a merge that should result in a conflict throws an appropriate GrapeGitError exception.
try:
git.checkout("master")
f2name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f2")
writeFile3(f2name)
git.add(f2name)
git.commit("-m \"added f2\"")
git.checkout("testMerge/tmp1")
writeFile2(f2name)
git.add(f2name)
git.commit("-m \"added f2 in tmp branch\"")
git.merge("master -m \"merged master branch into testmerge/tmp1\"")
self.assertTrue(False,
"Merge did not throw grapeGitError for conflict")
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
status = git.status()
self.assertTrue("conflict" in status,
"'conflict' not in status message %s" % status)
def setUpConflictingNestedSubprojectMerge(self):
os.chdir(self.defaultWorkingDirectory)
testNestedSubproject.TestNestedSubproject.assertCanAddNewSubproject(
self)
os.chdir(self.subproject)
# set up f1 with conflicting content on master and testNestedMerge branches.
git.checkout("master")
git.branch("testNestedMerge")
testGrape.writeFile2("f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"added f2 as f1\"")
git.checkout("testNestedMerge")
testGrape.writeFile3("f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"added f1 as f1\"")
os.chdir(self.repo)
def testPull(self):
try:
git.clone("%s %s" %(self.repo,self.repos[1]))
os.chdir(self.repo)
f1name = os.path.join(self.repo,"f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
git.add("f1")
commitStr = "testPull: added f1"
git.commit(" -m \"%s\"" % commitStr)
os.chdir(self.repos[1])
log = git.log("--all")
self.assertFalse(commitStr in log,"commit message in log before it should be")
git.pull("origin master")
log = git.log()
self.assertTrue(commitStr in log, "commit message not in log after pull")
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.handleGitError(error)
def testConflictingSubmoduleMerge(self):
try:
self.setUpConflictingSubmoduleMerge()
subPath = os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule1")
ret = grapeMenu.menu().applyMenuChoice("m", ["master", "--am"])
self.assertFalse(ret, "grape m did not return False for conflicting merge.")
# should only have modifications in submodule1, not conflicts
status = git.status("--porcelain")
self.assertTrue("UU" not in status and "AA" in status, "unexpected status %s at toplevel" % status)
os.chdir(subPath)
status = git.status("--porcelain")
self.assertTrue("AA" in status, "unexpected status %s in submodule1" % status)
# resolve the conflict and continue from the submodule's directory
git.checkout("--ours f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"resolved conflict with our f1\"")
self.setUpConfig()
ret = grapeMenu.menu().applyMenuChoice("m", ["--continue"])
# test that we returned successfully
self.assertTrue(ret, "grape m --continue did not complete successfully after resolving submodule conflict"
"\n %s" % self.output.getvalue())
# test that the submodule master was merged in
self.assertTrue(git.branchUpToDateWith("testSubmoduleMerge2", "master"),
"grape m --continue did not merge in submodule1`s master branch")
# test that the outer level master was merged in
os.chdir(self.repo)
self.assertTrue(git.branchUpToDateWith("testSubmoduleMerge2", "master"),
"grape m --continue did not merge in the outer level master branch")
# ensure the gitlink is at the right commit
git.submodule("update")
os.chdir(subPath)
diff = git.diff("testSubmoduleMerge2")
self.assertFalse(diff, "checked in gitlink is not at tip of testSubmoduleMerge2")
except git.GrapeGitError as e:
self.fail("Uncaught git error executing %s: \n%s" % (e.gitCommand, e.gitOutput))
except SystemExit:
self.fail("Uncaught exit\n%s" % self.output.getvalue())
def testMerge(self):
# First, test to see if a merge that should work does.
try:
os.chdir(self.repo)
#add a file on the master branch.
f1name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
git.add("f1")
commitStr = "testMerge: added f1"
git.commit(" -m \"%s\"" % commitStr)
# edit it on branch testMerge/tmp1
git.checkout("-b testMerge/tmp1")
writeFile2(f1name)
git.commit("-a -m \"edited f1\"")
# perform same editon master
git.checkout("master")
writeFile2(f1name)
git.commit("-a -m \"edited f1 on master\"")
# switch back to tmp, merge changes from master down
git.checkout("testMerge/tmp1")
output = git.merge("master -m \"merged identical change from master\"")
log = git.log()
self.assertTrue("identical change from master" in log)
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.handleGitError(error)
# Second, test that a merge that should result in a conflict throws an appropriate GrapeGitError exception.
try:
git.checkout("master")
f2name = os.path.join(self.repo,"f2")
writeFile3(f2name)
git.add(f2name)
git.commit("-m \"added f2\"")
git.checkout("testMerge/tmp1")
writeFile2(f2name)
git.add(f2name)
git.commit("-m \"added f2 in tmp branch\"")
git.merge("master -m \"merged master branch into testmerge/tmp1\"")
self.assertTrue(False,"Merge did not throw grapeGitError for conflict")
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
status = git.status()
self.assertTrue("conflict" in status, "'conflict' not in status message %s" % status)
def testRecursiveCloneWithSubmodule(self):
# make a repo to turn into a submodule
git.clone("--mirror %s %s " % (self.repo, self.repos[1]))
# add repo2 as a submodule to repo1
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.submodule("add %s %s" % (os.path.join(self.repos[1]), "submodule1"))
git.commit("-m \"added submodule1\"")
#Now clone the repo into a temp dir and make sure the submodule is in the clone
try:
tempDir = tempfile.mkdtemp()
args = [self.repo, tempDir, "--recursive"]
self.queueUserInput(["\n", "\n", "\n", "\n","\n","\n"])
ret = grapeMenu.menu().applyMenuChoice("clone", args)
self.assertTrue(ret, "vine.clone returned failure")
submodulepath = os.path.join(tempDir, "submodule1")
self.assertTrue(os.path.exists(submodulepath), "submodule1 does not exist in clone")
finally:
shutil.rmtree(tempDir)
def testPull(self):
try:
git.clone("%s %s" % (self.repo, self.repos[1]))
os.chdir(self.repo)
f1name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
git.add("f1")
commitStr = "testPull: added f1"
git.commit(" -m \"%s\"" % commitStr)
os.chdir(self.repos[1])
log = git.log("--all")
self.assertFalse(commitStr in log,
"commit message in log before it should be")
git.pull("origin master")
log = git.log()
self.assertTrue(commitStr in log,
"commit message not in log after pull")
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.handleGitError(error)
def testRebase(self):
try:
os.chdir(self.repo)
f1name = os.path.join(self.repo,"f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
git.add(f1name)
git.commit("-m \"initial commit\"")
git.branch("testRebase/branchToRebase HEAD")
# while still on master add another commit.
writeFile2(f1name)
git.add(f1name)
git.commit("-m \"edited f1\"")
# switch to new branch, add a new file, commit, rebase onto master.
git.checkout("testRebase/branchToRebase")
f2name = os.path.join(self.repo,"f2")
writeFile2(f2name)
git.add(f2name)
git.commit("-m \"added f2\" ")
self.assertFalse(git.branchUpToDateWith("testRebase/branchToRebase","master"),"attempting rebase in situation where rebase will not do anything.")
try:
git.rebase("master")
self.assertTrue(git.branchUpToDateWith("testRebase/branchToRebase","master"),"rebase did not bring current branch up to date with master")
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.assertTrue(False,"rebase that should not have generated a conflict failed")
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.handleGitError(error)
def setUpSubmoduleBranch(self):
git.clone("%s %s" % (self.repo, self.repos[1]))
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.checkout("-b addSubmodule")
git.submodule("add %s submodule" % self.repos[1])
git.commit("-m \"added submodule\"")
git.push("origin HEAD")
# put the remote for the submodule into a HEAD-less state so it can accept pushes
os.chdir(self.repos[1])
git.checkout("--orphan HEAD")
# go to the submodule and add a file to it.
os.chdir(os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule"))
f2 = os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule", "f2")
testGrape.writeFile2(f2)
git.checkout("-b addSubmodule")
git.add(f2)
git.commit("-m \"added f2\"")
# add another file on the master branch for the submodule
git.branch("-f master HEAD")
git.checkout("master")
f3 = os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule", "f3")
testGrape.writeFile3(f3)
git.add(f3)
git.commit("f3 -m \"f3\"")
# update the submodule's remote
git.push("origin --all")
# git back to the master branch in the original repository
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.checkout("master")
def testRebase(self):
try:
os.chdir(self.repo)
f1name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
git.add(f1name)
git.commit("-m \"initial commit\"")
git.branch("testRebase/branchToRebase HEAD")
# while still on master add another commit.
writeFile2(f1name)
git.add(f1name)
git.commit("-m \"edited f1\"")
# switch to new branch, add a new file, commit, rebase onto master.
git.checkout("testRebase/branchToRebase")
f2name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f2")
writeFile2(f2name)
git.add(f2name)
git.commit("-m \"added f2\" ")
self.assertFalse(
git.branchUpToDateWith("testRebase/branchToRebase", "master"),
"attempting rebase in situation where rebase will not do anything."
)
try:
git.rebase("master")
self.assertTrue(
git.branchUpToDateWith("testRebase/branchToRebase",
"master"),
"rebase did not bring current branch up to date with master"
)
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.assertTrue(
False,
"rebase that should not have generated a conflict failed")
except git.GrapeGitError as error:
self.handleGitError(error)
def setUpSubmoduleBranch(self):
git.clone("%s %s" % (self.repo, self.repos[1]))
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.checkout("-b addSubmodule")
git.submodule("add %s submodule" % self.repos[1])
git.commit("-m \"added submodule\"")
git.push("origin HEAD")
# put the remote for the submodule into a HEAD-less state so it can accept pushes
os.chdir(self.repos[1])
git.checkout("--orphan HEAD")
# go to the submodule and add a file to it.
os.chdir(os.path.join(self.repo,"submodule"))
f2 = os.path.join(self.repo,"submodule","f2")
testGrape.writeFile2(f2)
git.checkout("-b addSubmodule")
git.add(f2)
git.commit("-m \"added f2\"")
# add another file on the master branch for the submodule
git.branch("-f master HEAD")
git.checkout("master")
f3 = os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule", "f3")
testGrape.writeFile3(f3)
git.add(f3)
git.commit("f3 -m \"f3\"")
# update the submodule's remote
git.push("origin --all")
# git back to the master branch in the original repository
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.checkout("master")
def assertCanAddNewSubproject(testGrapeObject):
git.clone("--mirror %s %s" %
(testGrapeObject.repo, testGrapeObject.repos[1]))
os.chdir(testGrapeObject.repo)
grapeMenu.menu().applyMenuChoice("addSubproject", [
"--name=subproject1", "--prefix=subs/subproject1",
"--branch=master",
"--url=%s" % testGrapeObject.repos[1], "--nested", "--noverify"
])
subproject1path = os.path.join(testGrapeObject.repo,
"subs/subproject1")
testGrapeObject.assertTrue(os.path.exists(subproject1path),
"subproject1 does not exist")
os.chdir(subproject1path)
# check to see that subproject1 is a git repo
basedir = os.path.split(git.baseDir())[-1]
subdir = os.path.split(subproject1path)[-1]
testGrapeObject.assertTrue(
basedir == subdir,
"subproject1's git repo is %s, not %s" % (basedir, subdir))
# check to see that edits that occur in the new subproject are ignored by outer repo
testGrape.writeFile3(os.path.join(subproject1path, "f3"))
# make sure there is an edit
testGrapeObject.assertFalse(git.isWorkingDirectoryClean(),
"subproject1 clean after adding f3")
os.chdir(testGrapeObject.repo)
# check that grape left the repository in a clean state
testGrapeObject.assertTrue(git.isWorkingDirectoryClean(),
"repo not clean after added subproject1")
# check in the edit
os.chdir(subproject1path)
git.add("f3")
git.commit("-m \"added f3\"")
testGrapeObject.assertTrue(git.isWorkingDirectoryClean(),
"subproject1 not clean")
os.chdir(testGrapeObject.repo)
testGrapeObject.subproject = subproject1path
def testMergeAbort(self):
try:
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.branch("testMergeAbort/tmp1 HEAD")
#add a file on the master branch.
f1name = os.path.join(self.repo, "f1")
writeFile1(f1name)
git.add("f1")
commitStr = "testMergeAbort: added f1"
git.commit(" -m \"%s\"" % commitStr)
# also add it on the tmp branch
git.checkout("testMergeAbort/tmp1")
writeFile2(f1name)
git.add("f1")
git.commit(" -m \"testMergeAbort/tmp1 : added f1\"")
# a merge should generate a conflict
git.merge("master -m \"merging from master\"")
self.assertTrue(False,"conflict did not throw exception")
except:
status = git.status()
self.assertTrue("conflict" in status, "'conflict' not in status message %s " % status)
git.mergeAbort()
status = git.status()
self.assertFalse("conflict" in status, "conflict not removed by aborting merge")
def setUpConflictingSubmoduleMerge(self):
os.chdir(self.defaultWorkingDirectory)
self.createTestSubmodule()
git.branch("testSubmoduleMerge2")
subPath = os.path.join(self.repo, "submodule1")
os.chdir(subPath)
git.branch("testSubmoduleMerge2")
git.checkout("master")
testGrape.writeFile2("f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"added f2 as f1\"")
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.commit("submodule1 -m \"updated submodule gitlink on master branch\"")
git.checkout("testSubmoduleMerge2")
git.submodule("update")
os.chdir(subPath)
git.checkout("testSubmoduleMerge2")
testGrape.writeFile3("f1")
git.add("f1")
git.commit("-m \"added f3 as f1\"")
os.chdir(self.repo)
git.commit("submodule1 -m \"updated submodule gitlink on testSubmoduleMerge branch\"")
self.setUpConfig()
def setUpConflictingMerge(self):
self.setUpMerge()
# add a conflicting commit
testGrape.writeFile3("f2")
git.add("f2")
git.commit("-m \"f2\"")
def setUpConflictingMerge(self):
self.setUpMerge()
# add a conflicting commit
testGrape.writeFile3("f2")
git.add("f2")
git.commit("-m \"f2\"")