def test_task_proj(tasks):
"""
Given some tasks, report them and verify that they have whitespace between
them
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
tmpdir = tasks['tmpdir']
kw = {
'PROJECT': 'myproj',
'count': False,
'd': False,
's': None,
'projects': False,
'tasks': True,
'version': False
}
with tbx.envset(GH_ROOT=tmpdir.strpath):
result = ghm.gh_tasks_t(**kw)
assert "\n\n - " in result
kw = {
'PROJECT': 'nosuch',
'count': False,
'd': False,
's': None,
'projects': False,
'tasks': True,
'version': False
}
with tbx.envset(GH_ROOT=tmpdir.strpath):
result = ghm.gh_tasks_t(**kw)
assert result == ""
def test_envset_new_1():
"""
Set a single new environment variable
"""
if os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET'):
del os.environ['TEST_ENVSET']
with tbx.envset(TEST_ENVSET='foobar'):
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET') == 'foobar'
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET') is None
def test_envset_old_1():
"""
Set a single existing environment variable to a new value
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
orig = os.getenv('HOME')
with tbx.envset(HOME='/somewhere/over/the/rainbow'):
assert os.getenv('HOME') == '/somewhere/over/the/rainbow'
assert os.getenv('HOME') == orig
def test_envset_old_1():
"""
Set a single existing environment variable to a new value
"""
assert os.getenv('HOME') is not None
orig = os.getenv('HOME')
with tbx.envset(HOME='/somewhere/over/the/rainbow'):
assert os.getenv('HOME') == '/somewhere/over/the/rainbow'
assert os.getenv('HOME') == orig
def test_xw_sub(cmd, item, exp):
"""
If a '%' appears in cmd, determine the word it appears in and then replace
that word with the item followed by the % word. By calling xw_sub
repeatedly, we can stuff item after item into the original command string.
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
with tbx.envset(HOME='/home/dir', USER='******'):
assert fx.xw_sub(cmd, item) == exp
def test_expand(inp, exp):
"""
Expand all environment variables, then expand '~' into $HOME.
Note: os.path.expanduser() only expands '~' if it's at the beginning of the
string (not what I want)
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
with tbx.envset(HOME='/home/dir', FOO='my home dir = ~', EVAR='value'):
assert tbx.expand(inp) == exp
def test_envset_new_1():
"""
Set a single new environment variable
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
if os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET'):
del os.environ['TEST_ENVSET']
with tbx.envset(TEST_ENVSET='foobar'):
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET') == 'foobar'
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET') is None
def test_envset_new_none():
"""
Set a new environment variable to None
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
vname = 'TEST_ENVSET'
if os.getenv(vname):
del os.environ[vname]
with tbx.envset(TEST_ENVSET=None):
assert os.getenv(vname) is None
assert os.getenv(vname) is None
def test_envset_rm():
"""
Temporarily unset an environment variable
"""
vname = 'TEST_ENVSET_RM'
origval = 'original value'
kwa = {vname: None}
os.environ[vname] = origval
with tbx.envset(**kwa):
assert os.getenv(vname) is None
assert os.getenv(vname) == origval
del os.environ[vname]
def test_envset_child():
"""
If we set an env var with envset, then spawn a process, the new setting
should show up in the child process.
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
result = tbx.run("env")
assert "TBX_TEST=gargantuan" not in result
with tbx.envset(TBX_TEST="gargantuan"):
result = tbx.run("env")
assert "TBX_TEST=gargantuan" in result
result = tbx.run("env")
assert "TBX_TEST=gargantuan" not in result
def test_envset_rm():
"""
Temporarily unset an environment variable
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
vname = 'TEST_ENVSET_RM'
origval = 'original value'
kwa = {vname: None}
os.environ[vname] = origval
with tbx.envset(**kwa):
assert os.getenv(vname) is None
assert os.getenv(vname) == origval
del os.environ[vname]
def test_envset_old_2():
"""
Set multiple new environment variables
"""
vlist = ['HOME', 'TERM']
orig = {}
for varname in vlist:
orig[varname] = os.getenv(varname)
with tbx.envset(HOME='new-value',
TERM='not-the-old-value'):
assert os.getenv('HOME') == 'new-value'
assert os.getenv('TERM') == 'not-the-old-value'
assert os.getenv('HOME') == orig['HOME']
assert os.getenv('TERM') == orig['TERM']
def test_envset_old_2():
"""
Set multiple new environment variables
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
vlist = ['HOME', 'TERM']
orig = {}
for varname in vlist:
orig[varname] = os.getenv(varname)
with tbx.envset(HOME='new-value', TERM='not-the-old-value'):
assert os.getenv('HOME') == 'new-value'
assert os.getenv('TERM') == 'not-the-old-value'
assert os.getenv('HOME') == orig['HOME']
assert os.getenv('TERM') == orig['TERM']
def test_envset_new_2():
"""
Set multiple new environment variables
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
vlist = ['TEST_ENVSET', 'TEST_ENVSET_2']
for varname in vlist:
if os.getenv(varname):
del os.environ[varname]
with tbx.envset(TEST_ENVSET='foobar', TEST_ENVSET_2='yetanother'):
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET') == 'foobar'
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET_2') == 'yetanother'
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET') is None
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET_2') is None
def test_envset_new_2():
"""
Set multiple new environment variables
"""
vlist = ['TEST_ENVSET', 'TEST_ENVSET_2']
for varname in vlist:
if os.getenv(varname):
del os.environ[varname]
with tbx.envset(TEST_ENVSET='foobar',
TEST_ENVSET_2='yetanother'):
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET') == 'foobar'
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET_2') == 'yetanother'
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET') is None
assert os.getenv('TEST_ENVSET_2') is None
def test_envset_rmset():
"""
Temporarily set one environment variable and unset another one
"""
keys = ['TEST_ENVSET_RM', 'TEST_ENVSET_SET']
origval = dict(zip(keys, ['something', 'something else']))
updval = dict(zip(keys, [None, 'different from the first']))
for key in keys:
os.environ[key] = origval[key]
with tbx.envset(**updval):
for key in keys:
assert os.getenv(key) == updval[key]
for key in keys:
assert os.getenv(key) == origval[key]
for key in keys:
del os.environ[key]
def test_envset_rmset():
"""
Temporarily set one environment variable and unset another one
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
keys = ['TEST_ENVSET_RM', 'TEST_ENVSET_SET']
origval = dict(zip(keys, ['something', 'something else']))
updval = dict(zip(keys, [None, 'different from the first']))
for key in keys:
os.environ[key] = origval[key]
with tbx.envset(**updval):
for key in keys:
assert os.getenv(key) == updval[key]
for key in keys:
assert os.getenv(key) == origval[key]
for key in keys:
del os.environ[key]
def test_projects_count(prjdirs):
"""
Test for ghm.gh_projects_t(), verifying that projects with no dodo file are
identified
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
tmpdir = prjdirs['root']
kw = {
'PROJECT': None,
'count': True,
'd': False,
's': None,
'projects': True,
'tasks': False,
'version': False
}
with tbx.envset(GH_ROOT=tmpdir.strpath):
result = ghm.gh_projects_t(**kw)
exp = "{} projects found\n".format(len(prjdirs['input']))
assert result == exp
def test_projects_t(prjdirs):
"""
Test for ghm.gh_projects_t(), verifying that projects with no dodo file are
identified
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
tmpdir = prjdirs['root']
kw = {
'PROJECT': None,
'count': False,
'd': False,
's': None,
'projects': True,
'tasks': False,
'version': False
}
with tbx.envset(GH_ROOT=tmpdir.strpath):
result = ghm.gh_projects_t(**kw)
assert "nododo (no DODO)" in result
assert "tbx" in result
assert "tbx (no DODO)" not in result
def test_task_count(tasks):
"""
Given some tasks, report them and verify that they have whitespace between
them
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
tmpdir = tasks['tmpdir']
kw = {
'PROJECT': 'myproj',
'count': True,
'd': False,
's': None,
'projects': False,
'tasks': True,
'version': False
}
with tbx.envset(GH_ROOT=tmpdir.strpath):
result = ghm.gh_tasks_t(**kw)
rgx = r"\s+{}\s+4\n".format(tasks['prj'])
assert re.search(rgx, result)
assert re.search(r"\s+Total\s+4\n", result)
