class MultiEnvironmentFunctionalTestEnvironment(AgiloFunctionalTestEnvironment):
"""This environment creates actually two environments (one is Agilo-enabled
while the other is just plain trac) but starts only one tracd which will
serve both projects.
This can be used to test that our monkey-patching is not too intrusive."""
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Overwritten methods
def __init__(self, config):
self.super()
self.use_single_env = False
self._trac_functional_test_environment = TracFunctionalTestEnvironment(config)
def build_tester(self):
trac_env = self.get_trac_environment()
tester = AgiloTester(self.url, self.repo_url, trac_env)
return tester
def create(self):
if not self.super():
return False
# We're in a multi-environment
base_url = self.url
self.url = self.url + '/' + os.path.basename(self.envdir)
trac_env = self._trac_functional_test_environment
assert trac_env.create()
trac_env.url = base_url + '/' + os.path.basename(trac_env.envdir)
return True
def _get_process_arguments(self):
args = self.super()
trac_env_dir = self._trac_functional_test_environment.envdir
assert trac_env_dir != None
args.append(trac_env_dir)
return args
def start(self):
if not self.super():
return False
trac_env = self._trac_functional_test_environment
trac_env.tester = trac_env.build_tester()
trac_env.tester.url = trac_env.url
return True
def destroy(self):
self.super()
self._trac_functional_test_environment.destroy()
def environment_information(self):
first_env_info = self.super()
second_env_info = self._trac_functional_test_environment.environment_information()
return ' -- '.join([first_env_info, second_env_info])
def get_key(cls):
return 'agilo_multi'
get_key = classmethod(get_key)
def __init__(self, config):
self.super()
self.use_single_env = False
self._trac_functional_test_environment = TracFunctionalTestEnvironment(
config)
class MultiEnvironmentFunctionalTestEnvironment(AgiloFunctionalTestEnvironment
):
"""This environment creates actually two environments (one is Agilo-enabled
while the other is just plain trac) but starts only one tracd which will
serve both projects.
This can be used to test that our monkey-patching is not too intrusive."""
# -------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Overwritten methods
def __init__(self, config):
self.super()
self.use_single_env = False
self._trac_functional_test_environment = TracFunctionalTestEnvironment(
config)
def build_tester(self):
trac_env = self.get_trac_environment()
tester = AgiloTester(self.url, self.repo_url, trac_env)
return tester
def create(self):
if not self.super():
return False
# We're in a multi-environment
base_url = self.url
self.url = self.url + '/' + os.path.basename(self.envdir)
trac_env = self._trac_functional_test_environment
assert trac_env.create()
trac_env.url = base_url + '/' + os.path.basename(trac_env.envdir)
return True
def _get_process_arguments(self):
args = self.super()
trac_env_dir = self._trac_functional_test_environment.envdir
assert trac_env_dir != None
args.append(trac_env_dir)
return args
def start(self):
if not self.super():
return False
trac_env = self._trac_functional_test_environment
trac_env.tester = trac_env.build_tester()
trac_env.tester.url = trac_env.url
return True
def destroy(self):
self.super()
self._trac_functional_test_environment.destroy()
def environment_information(self):
first_env_info = self.super()
second_env_info = self._trac_functional_test_environment.environment_information(
)
return ' -- '.join([first_env_info, second_env_info])
def get_key(cls):
return 'agilo_multi'
get_key = classmethod(get_key)
def __init__(self, config):
self.super()
self.use_single_env = False
self._trac_functional_test_environment = TracFunctionalTestEnvironment(config)
