def test_returns_fault_if_code_matches_one_of_set(self):
# trap_fault returns the Fault inside the Failure if the fault code
# matches even one of the given fault codes.
failure = self.makeFailure(TestFaultOne)
fault = trap_fault(failure, TestFaultOne, TestFaultTwo)
self.assertEqual(TestFaultOne.error_code, fault.faultCode)
self.assertEqual(TestFaultOne.msg_template, fault.faultString)
def test_returns_fault_if_code_matches_one_of_set(self):
# trap_fault returns the Fault inside the Failure if the fault code
# matches even one of the given fault codes.
failure = self.makeFailure(TestFaultOne)
fault = trap_fault(failure, TestFaultOne, TestFaultTwo)
self.assertEqual(TestFaultOne.error_code, fault.faultCode)
self.assertEqual(TestFaultOne.msg_template, fault.faultString)
def test_returns_fault_if_code_matches(self):
# trap_fault returns the Fault inside the Failure if the fault code
# matches what's given.
failure = self.makeFailure(TestFaultOne)
fault = trap_fault(failure, TestFaultOne)
self.assertEqual(TestFaultOne.error_code, fault.faultCode)
self.assertEqual(TestFaultOne.msg_template, fault.faultString)
def test_returns_fault_if_code_matches(self):
# trap_fault returns the Fault inside the Failure if the fault code
# matches what's given.
failure = self.makeFailure(TestFaultOne)
fault = trap_fault(failure, TestFaultOne)
self.assertEqual(TestFaultOne.error_code, fault.faultCode)
self.assertEqual(TestFaultOne.msg_template, fault.faultString)
def translate_fault(fail):
# We turn faults.NotFound into a PermissionDenied, even
# though one might think that it would make sense to raise
# NoSuchFile. Sadly, raising that makes the client do "clever"
# things like say "Parent directory of
# bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.dev/~noone/firefox/branch does not
# exist. You may supply --create-prefix to create all leading
# parent directories", which is just misleading.
fault = trap_fault(fail, faults.NotFound, faults.PermissionDenied,
faults.InvalidSourcePackageName,
faults.InvalidProductName)
faultString = six.ensure_binary(fault.faultString)
return failure.Failure(
PermissionDenied(virtual_url_fragment, faultString))
def translate_fault(fail):
# We turn faults.NotFound into a PermissionDenied, even
# though one might think that it would make sense to raise
# NoSuchFile. Sadly, raising that makes the client do "clever"
# things like say "Parent directory of
# bzr+ssh://bazaar.launchpad.dev/~noone/firefox/branch does not
# exist. You may supply --create-prefix to create all leading
# parent directories", which is just misleading.
fault = trap_fault(
fail,
faults.NotFound,
faults.PermissionDenied,
faults.InvalidSourcePackageName,
faults.InvalidProductName,
)
faultString = fault.faultString
if isinstance(faultString, unicode):
faultString = faultString.encode("utf-8")
return failure.Failure(PermissionDenied(virtual_url_fragment, faultString))
def _reportNoSuchUser(self, failure, credentials):
"""Report the user named in the credentials not existing nicely."""
trap_fault(failure, faults.NoSuchPersonWithName)
raise UserDisplayedUnauthorizedLogin("No such Launchpad account: %s" % credentials.username)
def path_not_translated(fail):
trap_fault(fail, faults.PathTranslationError, faults.PermissionDenied)
return failure.Failure(NoSuchFile(virtual_url_fragment))
def path_not_translated(fail):
trap_fault(fail, faults.PathTranslationError,
faults.PermissionDenied)
return failure.Failure(NoSuchFile(virtual_url_fragment))
def _reportNoSuchUser(self, failure, credentials):
"""Report the user named in the credentials not existing nicely."""
trap_fault(failure, faults.NoSuchPersonWithName)
raise UserDisplayedUnauthorizedLogin("No such Launchpad account: %s" %
credentials.username)
