class RestrictedPCIDevice(Model):
"""
Model to represent known restrictions of the given PCI devices.
pci_id - unsupported pci_ids. It has the following
structure: {Vendor}:{Device}:{SVendor}:{SDevice}, where all these 4
parameters are numeric ids (see shell command spci -vmmkn). If SVendor
and SDevice fields do not exist, then pci_id has the following structure:
{Vendor}:{Device}.
driver_name - the name of restricted driver
device_name - the name of restricted device
supported_{rhel_version} - 1 is supported on the given RHEL, 0 - not
supported
available_{rhel_version} - 1 is available on the given RHEL, 0 - not
available. it could be the driver is available, but not supported
comments - the field for comments
"""
topic = SystemInfoTopic
pci_id = fields.Nullable(fields.String())
driver_name = fields.Nullable(fields.String())
device_name = fields.Nullable(fields.String())
available_rhel7 = fields.Integer()
supported_rhel7 = fields.Integer()
available_rhel8 = fields.Integer()
supported_rhel8 = fields.Integer()
available_rhel9 = fields.Integer()
supported_rhel9 = fields.Integer()
comment = fields.Nullable(fields.String())
class CPUInfo(Model):
"""
The model represents information about CPUs.
The model currently doesn't represent all information about cpus could
provide on the machine. Just part of them, in case any other attributes
will be neded, the model can be extended.
The provided info is aggregated - like from lscpu command. Expecting all
CPUs are same on the machine (at least for now).
"""
topic = SystemFactsTopic
machine_type = fields.Nullable(fields.Integer())
"""
class Group(Model):
topic = SystemFactsTopic
name = fields.String()
gid = fields.Integer()
members = fields.List(fields.String())
def test_list_field():
with pytest.raises(fields.ModelViolationError):
fields.List(fields.String(), required=True,
allow_null=False)._validate_builtin_value(
'something', 'test-value')
with pytest.raises(fields.ModelViolationError):
fields.List(fields.String(), required=True,
allow_null=False)._convert_to_model(None, 'test-value')
fields.List(fields.String(), required=True,
allow_null=True)._convert_to_model(None, 'test-value')
with pytest.raises(fields.ModelViolationError):
fields.List(fields.String(), required=True,
allow_null=False)._convert_from_model(None, 'test-value')
fields.List(fields.String(), required=True,
allow_null=True)._convert_from_model(None, 'test-value')
with pytest.raises(fields.ModelViolationError):
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
minimum=1)._validate_builtin_value([], 'test-value')
with pytest.raises(fields.ModelViolationError):
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
minimum=1)._validate_model_value([], 'test-value')
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
minimum=1)._validate_builtin_value([1], 'test-value')
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
minimum=1)._validate_builtin_value([1, 2], 'test-value')
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
minimum=1)._validate_model_value([1], 'test-value')
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
minimum=1)._validate_model_value([1, 2], 'test-value')
with pytest.raises(fields.ModelViolationError):
fields.List(fields.Integer(), minimum=1,
maximum=1)._validate_builtin_value([1, 2], 'test-value')
with pytest.raises(fields.ModelViolationError):
fields.List(fields.Integer(), minimum=1,
maximum=1)._validate_model_value([1, 2], 'test-value')
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
maximum=2)._validate_builtin_value([1], 'test-value')
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
maximum=2)._validate_builtin_value([1, 2], 'test-value')
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
maximum=2)._validate_model_value([1], 'test-value')
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
maximum=2)._validate_model_value([1, 2], 'test-value')
with pytest.raises(fields.ModelViolationError):
fields.List(fields.Integer(),
maximum=3)._validate_builtin_value([1, 2, 3, 4],
'test-value')
class MockModel(Model):
topic = RPM.topic
list_field = fields.List(fields.Integer(), default=[42])
list_field_nullable = fields.Nullable(fields.List(fields.String()))
int_field = fields.Integer(default=42)
class MockObject(Model):
topic = RPM.topic
value = fields.Integer(default=42)
plan = fields.Nullable(fields.String())