def test_get_remote_head_id(self):
# For some strange reason jenkins creates a branch called
# jenkins-<job name> during the build, which makes this test FAIL
# if we don't take that into account
if get_current_branch().startswith('jenkins-'):
raise SkipTest('Workaround for Jenkins Git plugin wierdness.')
client = GitClient(W3AF_LOCAL_PATH)
# I don't really want to wait for the local repo to update itself
# using "git fetch", so I simply put this as a mock
client.fetch = MagicMock()
remote_head = client.get_remote_head_id()
client.fetch.assert_called_once_with()
self.assertEqual(len(remote_head), 40)
self.assertIsInstance(remote_head, basestring)
# Get the ID using an alternative way for double checking
branch = 'refs/remotes/origin/%s' % get_current_branch()
proc = subprocess.Popen(['git', 'for-each-ref', branch], stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
commit_id_line = proc.stdout.readline()
commit_id_line = commit_id_line.strip()
commit_id, _ = commit_id_line.split(' ')
self.assertEqual(remote_head, commit_id)
def test_get_remote_head_id(self):
# For some strange reason jenkins creates a branch called
# jenkins-<job name> during the build, which makes this test FAIL
# if we don't take that into account
if get_current_branch().startswith('jenkins-'):
raise SkipTest('Workaround for Jenkins Git plugin wierdness.')
client = GitClient(W3AF_LOCAL_PATH)
# I don't really want to wait for the local repo to update itself
# using "git fetch", so I simply put this as a mock
client.fetch = MagicMock()
remote_head = client.get_remote_head_id()
client.fetch.assert_called_once_with()
self.assertEqual(len(remote_head), 40)
self.assertIsInstance(remote_head, basestring)
# Get the ID using an alternative way for double checking
branch = 'refs/remotes/origin/%s' % get_current_branch()
proc = subprocess.Popen(['git', 'for-each-ref', branch],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
commit_id_line = proc.stdout.readline()
commit_id_line = commit_id_line.strip()
commit_id, _ = commit_id_line.split(' ')
self.assertEqual(remote_head, commit_id)
def get_local_head_id(self):
"""
:return: The ID for the latest commit in the LOCAL repo.
"""
branch_name = get_current_branch()
repo_refs = self._repo.refs
origin_master = [ref for ref in repo_refs if ref.name == branch_name][0]
return origin_master.commit.hexsha
def get_local_head_id(self):
"""
:return: The ID for the latest commit in the LOCAL repo.
"""
branch_name = get_current_branch()
repo_refs = self._repo.refs
origin_master = [ref for ref in repo_refs
if ref.name == branch_name][0]
return origin_master.commit.hexsha
def test_get_current_branch(self):
# For some strange reason jenkins creates a branch called
# jenkins-<job name> during the build, which makes this test FAIL
# if we don't take that into account
current_branch = get_current_branch()
branches = subprocess.check_output(['git', 'branch']).splitlines()
parsed_branch = [l.strip()[2:] for l in branches if l.startswith('*')][0]
self.assertEqual(current_branch, parsed_branch)
def test_get_current_branch(self):
# For some strange reason jenkins creates a branch called
# jenkins-<job name> during the build, which makes this test FAIL
# if we don't take that into account
current_branch = get_current_branch()
branches = subprocess.check_output(['git', 'branch']).splitlines()
parsed_branch = [l.strip()[2:] for l in branches if l.startswith('*')][0]
self.assertEqual(current_branch, parsed_branch)
def get_remote_head_id(self):
"""
:return: The ID for the latest commit in the REMOTE repo.
"""
# Get the latest changes from the remote end
self.fetch()
branch_origin = 'origin/%s' % get_current_branch()
all_refs = self._repo.remotes.origin.refs
origin_master = [ref for ref in all_refs if ref.name == branch_origin][0]
return origin_master.commit.hexsha
def get_w3af_version_as_dict():
"""
:return: All the version information in a dict
"""
commit = to_short_id(get_latest_commit()) if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
cdate = ' - %s' % get_latest_commit_date() if is_git_repo() else ''
branch = get_current_branch() if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
dirty = 'Yes' if is_dirty_repo() else 'No'
return {'version': get_minimalistic_version(),
'revision': commit + cdate,
'branch': branch,
'dirty': dirty}
def get_remote_head_id(self):
"""
:return: The ID for the latest commit in the REMOTE repo.
"""
# Get the latest changes from the remote end
self.fetch()
branch_origin = 'origin/%s' % get_current_branch()
all_refs = self._repo.remotes.origin.refs
origin_master = [ref for ref in all_refs
if ref.name == branch_origin][0]
return origin_master.commit.hexsha
def get_w3af_version():
"""
:return: A string with the w3af version.
"""
commit = to_short_id(get_latest_commit()) if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
cdate = ' - %s' % get_latest_commit_date() if is_git_repo() else ''
branch = get_current_branch() if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
dirty = 'Yes' if is_dirty_repo() else 'No'
vnumber = get_minimalistic_version()
return ('w3af - Web Application Attack and Audit Framework\n'
'Version: %s\n'
'Distribution: Kali Linux\n'
'Author: Andres Riancho and the w3af team.') % (vnumber)
def open_help(chapter=''):
"""Opens the help in user's preferred browser.
:param chapter: the chapter of the help, optional.
"""
current_branch = get_current_branch()
if current_branch in (DETACHED_HEAD, 'master'):
current_branch = 'latest'
help_url = DOC_ROOT_FMT % current_branch
if chapter:
help_url += DOC_ROUTER.get(chapter.lower(), '')
webbrowser.open(help_url)
def open_help(chapter=""):
"""Opens the help in user's preferred browser.
:param chapter: the chapter of the help, optional.
"""
current_branch = get_current_branch()
if current_branch in (DETACHED_HEAD, "master"):
current_branch = "latest"
help_url = DOC_ROOT_FMT % current_branch
if chapter:
help_url += DOC_ROUTER.get(chapter.lower(), "")
webbrowser.open(help_url)
def get_w3af_version():
"""
:return: A string with the w3af version.
"""
commit = to_short_id(get_latest_commit()) if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
cdate = ' - %s' % get_latest_commit_date() if is_git_repo() else ''
branch = get_current_branch() if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
dirty = 'Yes' if is_dirty_repo() else 'No'
vnumber = get_minimalistic_version()
return ('w3af - Web Application Attack and Audit Framework\n'
'Version: %s\n'
'Revision: %s%s\n'
'Branch: %s\n'
'Local changes: %s\n'
'Author: Andres Riancho and the w3af team.') % (
vnumber, commit, cdate, branch, dirty)
def open_help(chapter=''):
"""Opens the help in user's preferred browser.
:param chapter: the chapter of the help, optional.
"""
try:
current_branch = get_current_branch()
except git.exc.InvalidGitRepositoryError:
current_branch = 'latest'
else:
if current_branch in (DETACHED_HEAD, 'master'):
current_branch = 'latest'
help_url = DOC_ROOT_FMT % current_branch
if chapter:
help_url += DOC_ROUTER.get(chapter.lower(), '')
webbrowser.open(help_url)
def open_help(chapter=''):
"""Opens the help in user's preferred browser.
:param chapter: the chapter of the help, optional.
"""
try:
current_branch = get_current_branch()
except git.exc.InvalidGitRepositoryError:
current_branch = 'latest'
else:
if current_branch in (DETACHED_HEAD, 'master'):
current_branch = 'latest'
help_url = DOC_ROOT_FMT % current_branch
if chapter:
help_url += DOC_ROUTER.get(chapter.lower(), '')
webbrowser.open(help_url)
def get_w3af_version_as_dict():
"""
This method seems to take considerable time to run when w3af is run from
a git installation (.git directory is present). All of the time it takes
to solve this function comes from get_w3af_version_as_dict(), which
reads the Git meta-data.
Some plugins, such as xml_file, call get_w3af_version every N seconds to
write that information to the output file. I added @memoized in order to
reduce the time it takes to run the output plugin.
:return: All the version information in a dict
"""
commit = to_short_id(get_latest_commit()) if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
cdate = ' - %s' % get_latest_commit_date() if is_git_repo() else ''
branch = get_current_branch() if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
dirty = 'Yes' if is_dirty_repo() else 'No'
return {'version': get_minimalistic_version(),
'revision': commit + cdate,
'branch': branch,
'dirty': dirty}
def get_w3af_version_as_dict():
"""
This method seems to take considerable time to run when w3af is run from
a git installation (.git directory is present). All of the time it takes
to solve this function comes from get_w3af_version_as_dict(), which
reads the Git meta-data.
Some plugins, such as xml_file, call get_w3af_version every N seconds to
write that information to the output file. I added @memoized in order to
reduce the time it takes to run the output plugin.
:return: All the version information in a dict
"""
commit = to_short_id(get_latest_commit()) if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
cdate = ' - %s' % get_latest_commit_date() if is_git_repo() else ''
branch = get_current_branch() if is_git_repo() else 'unknown'
dirty = 'Yes' if is_dirty_repo() else 'No'
return {
'version': get_minimalistic_version(),
'revision': commit + cdate,
'branch': branch,
'dirty': dirty
}
