def _unlock_keychain(self):
password_file = join(self.buildozer.buildozer_dir, '.ioscodesign')
password = None
if self.buildozer.file_exists(password_file):
with open(password_file) as fd:
password = fd.read()
if not password:
# no password available, try to unlock anyway...
error = self.buildozer.cmd('security unlock-keychain -u',
break_on_error=False)[2]
if not error:
return
else:
# password available, try to unlock
error = self.buildozer.cmd(
'security unlock-keychain -p {}'.format(password),
break_on_error=False,
sensible=True)[2]
if not error:
return
# we need the password to unlock.
correct = False
attempt = 3
while attempt:
attempt -= 1
password = getpass('Password to unlock the default keychain:')
error = self.buildozer.cmd(
'security unlock-keychain -p "{}"'.format(password),
break_on_error=False,
sensible=True)[2]
if not error:
correct = True
break
self.buildozer.error('Invalid keychain password')
if not correct:
self.buildozer.error('Unable to unlock the keychain, exiting.')
raise BuildozerCommandException()
# maybe user want to save it for further reuse?
print('The keychain password can be saved in the build directory\n'
'As soon as the build directory will be cleaned, '
'the password will be erased.')
save = None
while save is None:
q = input('Do you want to save the password (Y/n): ')
if q in ('', 'Y'):
save = True
elif q == 'n':
save = False
else:
print('Invalid answer!')
if save:
with open(password_file, 'wb') as fd:
fd.write(password.encode())
def test_exit_code(self):
"""
Makes sure the CLI exits with error code on BuildozerCommandException, refs #674.
"""
with mock.patch('buildozer.Buildozer.run_command') as m_run_command:
m_run_command.side_effect = BuildozerCommandException()
with self.assertRaises(SystemExit) as context:
client.main()
assert context.exception.code == 1