Python should_emit_eventの例

コード例 #1

ファイル: test_event.py プロジェクト: yuxisun1217/WALinuxAgent

    def test_should_emit_event_ignores_unknown_operations(self):
        event.__event_status__ = event.EventStatus()

        self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", "FauxOperation", True))
        self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", "FauxOperation", False))

        # Marking the event has no effect
        event.mark_event_status("Foo", "1.2", "FauxOperation", True)

        self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", "FauxOperation", True))
        self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", "FauxOperation", False))

コード例 #2

ファイル: test_event.py プロジェクト: hglkrijger/WALinuxAgent

    def test_should_emit_event_ignores_unknown_operations(self):
        event.__event_status__ = event.EventStatus()

        self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", "FauxOperation", True))
        self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", "FauxOperation", False))

        # Marking the event has no effect
        event.mark_event_status("Foo", "1.2", "FauxOperation", True)

        self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", "FauxOperation", True))
        self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", "FauxOperation", False))

コード例 #3

ファイル: test_event.py プロジェクト: yuxisun1217/WALinuxAgent

    def test_should_emit_event_handles_known_operations(self):
        event.__event_status__ = event.EventStatus()

        # Known operations always initially "fire"
        for op in event.__event_status_operations__:
            self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, True))
            self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, False))

        # Note a success event...
        for op in event.__event_status_operations__:
            event.mark_event_status("Foo", "1.2", op, True)

        # Subsequent success events should not fire, but failures will
        for op in event.__event_status_operations__:
            self.assertFalse(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, True))
            self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, False))

        # Note a failure event...
        for op in event.__event_status_operations__:
            event.mark_event_status("Foo", "1.2", op, False)

        # Subsequent success events fire and failure do not
        for op in event.__event_status_operations__:
            self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, True))
            self.assertFalse(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, False))

コード例 #4

ファイル: test_event.py プロジェクト: hglkrijger/WALinuxAgent

    def test_should_emit_event_handles_known_operations(self):
        event.__event_status__ = event.EventStatus()

        # Known operations always initially "fire"
        for op in event.__event_status_operations__:
            self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, True))
            self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, False))

        # Note a success event...
        for op in event.__event_status_operations__:
            event.mark_event_status("Foo", "1.2", op, True)

        # Subsequent success events should not fire, but failures will
        for op in event.__event_status_operations__:
            self.assertFalse(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, True))
            self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, False))

        # Note a failure event...
        for op in event.__event_status_operations__:
            event.mark_event_status("Foo", "1.2", op, False)

        # Subsequent success events fire and failure do not
        for op in event.__event_status_operations__:
            self.assertTrue(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, True))
            self.assertFalse(event.should_emit_event("Foo", "1.2", op, False))