def test_returns_same_result_as_make_file_name_valid_with_custom_limit_on_windows(
self, *args):
NAME = 1000 * 'a'
PATH_TO_DIR = os.path.join(ROOT_DIR, 'some_dir')
self.assertEqual(
make_dir_name_valid(NAME,
path_to_dir=PATH_TO_DIR,
max_nested_file_length=100),
make_file_name_valid(
NAME,
# See the implementation of make_dir_name_valid() for the
# explanation of the following computation:
max_length=(260 - len(PATH_TO_DIR) - len(os.path.sep) - 100)))
def test_tool_dir_has_valid_file_name(self):
test_settings = TestSettings(
input='fi/le.exe',
arch='x86'
)
test_case = TestCase(
self.test_module,
self.test_class,
test_settings
)
self.assertEqual(
test_case.tool_dir.name,
make_file_name_valid(test_case.name)
)
def test_returns_same_result_as_make_file_name_valid_on_linux(self, *args):
NAME = 'x/x\x00x'
self.assertEqual(make_dir_name_valid(NAME), make_file_name_valid(NAME))
def test_uses_minimal_usable_length_when_max_length_is_too_low(self):
self.assertEqual(
make_file_name_valid(1000 * 'a', max_length=0),
# The value below is the CRC32 hash of the name.
'2587417091')
def test_does_not_shorten_file_name_when_max_length_is_none(self):
name = 1000 * 'a'
self.assertEqual(make_file_name_valid(name, max_length=None), name)
def scenario_returns_correct_file_name(self, name, ref_name):
self.assertEqual(make_file_name_valid(name), ref_name)