def test_excludes_new_releases(self, tmpdir, db_session):
from belt.refresh import outdated_releases
pkg = tmpdir.join('foo-1.2.tar.gz')
package = create_package(pkg, content=u'Short lived')
db_session.add(package)
db_session.flush()
# in a search for releases that were last modified before 2010-01-01 we
# trust that a newly created package's release won't be found
releases = outdated_releases(db_session,
last_modified_at=datetime.datetime(2010, 1, 1))
assert 0 == len(releases)
def test_returns_only_outdated_releases(self, tmpdir, db_session):
from belt.refresh import outdated_releases
pkg = tmpdir.join('bar-1.0.tar.gz')
package = create_package(pkg, content=u'n/a')
# a datetime for 1st release and a datetime for the point against which we
# consider releases outdated and in need of refreshing
first_release_date = Delorean(datetime.datetime(1978, 1, 1), u'UTC').datetime
jan_1st = datetime.datetime(2010, 1, 1)
# change the modified timestamp of the 1st release to be in the past.
# Create a new release and trust that its modified stamp will be newer
# than 2010-01-01
rel, = package.releases
rel.modified = first_release_date
new_release = models.Release(version=u'1.3')
package.releases.add(new_release)
db_session.add(package)
db_session.flush()
releases = outdated_releases(db_session, last_modified_at=jan_1st)
assert 1 == len(releases)