def setUp(self):
BaseTest.setUp(self)
os.environ["PATH"] = os.pathsep.join(
[os.environ["PATH"],
os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))])
self.tmp_file = self.get_tmp_file(0)
self.config = configfile.ConfigurationDescription(self.tmp_file)
package = configfile.PackageDescription('test')
package.license = "LGPL"
package.copyright = "copy left"
package.license_file = "LICENSES/file"
platform = configfile.PlatformDescription()
build_configuration = configfile.BuildConfigurationDescription()
# Formally you might consider that noop.py is an "argument" rather
# than an "option" -- but the way Executable is structured, if we pass
# it as an "argument" then the "build" subcommand gets inserted before
# it, which thoroughly confuses the Python interpreter.
build_configuration.configure = \
Executable(command=sys.executable,
options=[os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "noop.py")])
build_configuration.default = True
build_configuration.name = 'Release'
platform.configurations['Release'] = build_configuration
package.platforms[common.get_current_platform()] = platform
self.config.package_description = package
self.config.save()
def get_config(self):
config = configfile.ConfigurationDescription(self.tmp_file)
package = configfile.PackageDescription('test')
package.license = "LGPL"
package.license_file="LICENSES/file"
package.copyright="copy right"
platform = configfile.PlatformDescription()
platform.build_directory = self.tmp_build_dir
package.version_file = os.path.join(self.tmp_build_dir, "version.txt")
with open(package.version_file, "w") as vf:
vf.write("1.0\n")
build_configuration = configfile.BuildConfigurationDescription()
# Formally you might consider that noop.py is an "argument" rather
# than an "option" -- but the way Executable is structured, if we pass
# it as an "argument" then the "build" subcommand gets inserted before
# it, which thoroughly confuses the Python interpreter.
build_configuration.build = \
Executable(command=sys.executable,
options=[os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "noop.py")])
build_configuration.default = True
build_configuration.name = 'Release'
platform.configurations['Release'] = build_configuration
package.platforms[common.get_current_platform()] = platform
config.package_description = package
return config
def test_disallowed_paths(self):
self.options = PackageOptions(self.data_dir)
config_template = os.path.join(
self.data_dir, "autobuild-package-disallowedpath-config.xml")
# earlier tests establish the 'common' platform
# clear that out so that this test uses both the current and common
del os.environ['AUTOBUILD_PLATFORM']
del os.environ['AUTOBUILD_PLATFORM_OVERRIDE']
common.Platform = None
self.platform = common.get_current_platform()
logger.debug("platform " + self.platform)
self.options.platform = self.platform
platform_config = self.platform + "-autobuild-package-disallowedpath-config.xml"
self.instantiateTemplate(config_template, platform_config,
{'PLATFORM': self.platform})
self.options.autobuild_filename = platform_config
# it's hard to come up with a root path (such as /etc/passwd) that will be on all platforms
# so we use "/" here; if you use some /etc/passwd, you get a different exception
# (No files matched manifest specifiers) when the file does not exist
badpaths = [
"include/../include/file1", "include/../file2",
"../package-test/include/file1", "include/..", "/"
]
with ExpectError(
"Absolute paths or paths with parent directory elements are not allowed:\n "
+ '\n '.join(sorted(badpaths)) + "\n",
"Bad paths not detected"):
package.AutobuildTool().run(self.options)
def test_id(self):
self.config.package_description.platforms[common.get_current_platform()] \
.configurations['Release'].build = \
Executable("echo", arguments=["foo$AUTOBUILD_BUILD_ID"])
self.config.save()
assert "foo666" in self.autobuild('build', '--config-file=' + self.tmp_file,
'-i', '666')
def test_find_executable(self):
shell = "sh"
if common.get_current_platform() == common.PLATFORM_WINDOWS:
shell = "cmd"
exe_path = common.find_executable(shell)
assert exe_path != None
def test_find_executable(self):
shell = "sh"
if common.get_current_platform() == common.PLATFORM_WINDOWS:
shell = "cmd"
exe_path = common.find_executable(shell)
assert exe_path != None
def setUp(self):
os.environ["PATH"] = os.pathsep.join([os.environ["PATH"], os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))])
self.tmp_file = self.get_tmp_file(4)
self.config = configfile.ConfigurationDescription(self.tmp_file)
package = configfile.PackageDescription('test')
working_platform = configfile.PlatformDescription()
common_platform = configfile.PlatformDescription()
package.platforms[common.get_current_platform()] = working_platform
package.platforms['common'] = common_platform
self.config.package_description = package
def test_substitutions(self):
self.config.package_description.platforms[common.get_current_platform()] \
.configurations['Release'].configure = \
Executable("echo", arguments=["foo$AUTOBUILD_ADDRSIZE"])
self.config.save()
assert "foo32" in self.autobuild('configure',
'--config-file=' + self.tmp_file,
'-A', '32')
assert "foo64" in self.autobuild('configure',
'--config-file=' + self.tmp_file,
'-A', '64')
def get_config(self):
config = super(TestEnvironment, self).get_config()
config.package_description.copyright="no copy"
# Formally you might consider that noop.py is an "argument" rather
# than an "option" -- but the way Executable is structured, if we pass
# it as an "argument" then the "build" subcommand gets inserted before
# it, which thoroughly confuses the Python interpreter.
config.package_description.platforms[common.get_current_platform()] \
.configurations["Release"].build = \
Executable(command=sys.executable,
options=[os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "envtest.py")])
return config
def setUp(self):
BaseTest.setUp(self)
os.environ["PATH"] = os.pathsep.join(
[os.environ["PATH"],
os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))])
self.tmp_file = self.get_tmp_file(4)
self.config = configfile.ConfigurationDescription(self.tmp_file)
package = configfile.PackageDescription('test')
package.license = 'Public Domain'
working_platform = configfile.PlatformDescription()
common_platform = configfile.PlatformDescription()
package.platforms[common.get_current_platform()] = working_platform
package.platforms['common'] = common_platform
self.config.package_description = package
def setUp(self):
os.environ["PATH"] = os.pathsep.join([os.environ["PATH"], os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(__file__))])
self.tmp_file = self.get_tmp_file(0)
self.config = configfile.ConfigurationDescription(self.tmp_file)
package = configfile.PackageDescription('test')
platform = configfile.PlatformDescription()
build_configuration = configfile.BuildConfigurationDescription()
build_configuration.configure = Executable(command="noop.py")
build_configuration.default = True
build_configuration.name = 'Release'
platform.configurations['Release'] = build_configuration
package.platforms[common.get_current_platform()] = platform
self.config.package_description = package
self.config.save()
def test_package_missing(self):
self.options = PackageOptions(self.data_dir)
config_template = os.path.join(self.data_dir,
"autobuild-package-missing-config.xml")
# earlier tests establish the 'common' platform
# clear that out so that this test uses both the current and common
del os.environ['AUTOBUILD_PLATFORM']
del os.environ['AUTOBUILD_PLATFORM_OVERRIDE']
common.Platform = None
self.platform = common.get_current_platform()
logger.debug("platform " + self.platform)
self.options.platform = self.platform
platform_config = self.platform + "-autobuild-package-missing-config.xml"
self.instantiateTemplate(config_template, platform_config,
{'PLATFORM': self.platform})
self.options.autobuild_filename = platform_config
with ExpectError(
"No files matched manifest specifiers:\n" +
'\n'.join(["missing/\*.txt", "not_there.txt"]),
"Missing files not detected"):
package.AutobuildTool().run(self.options)
def get_config(self):
config = super(TestSubstitutions, self).get_config()
config.package_description.platforms[common.get_current_platform()] \
.configurations['Release'].build = \
Executable("echo", arguments=["foo$AUTOBUILD_ADDRSIZE"])
return config
