def test_downloads_indicator_icon_allowed():
"""Test that #downloads-indicator-icon is allowed."""
err = ErrorBundle(for_appversions=FX27_DEFINITION)
csstester.test_css_file(err, "x.css",
"#downloads-indicator-icon { display: none; }", 0)
assert not err.failed()
assert all(val == 0 for val in err.compat_summary.values())
def test_downloads_indicator_unused():
"""Test that #downloads-indicator is not used."""
err = ErrorBundle(for_appversions=FX27_DEFINITION)
csstester.test_css_file(err, "x.css",
"#downloads-indicator { display: none; }", 0)
assert err.failed()
assert err.compat_summary['errors'] == 1
def test_downloads_indicator_unused():
"""Test that #downloads-indicator is not used."""
err = ErrorBundle(for_appversions=FX27_DEFINITION)
csstester.test_css_file(err, "x.css",
"#downloads-indicator { display: none; }", 0)
assert err.failed()
assert err.compat_summary['errors'] == 1
def test_downloads_indicator_icon_allowed():
"""Test that #downloads-indicator-icon is allowed."""
err = ErrorBundle(for_appversions=FX27_DEFINITION)
csstester.test_css_file(err, "x.css",
"#downloads-indicator-icon { display: none; }", 0)
assert not err.failed()
assert all(val == 0 for val in err.compat_summary.values())
def test_downloads_indicator_gecko_16():
"""Test that #downloads-indicator is allowed for an old Gecko."""
err = ErrorBundle(for_appversions=FX16_DEFINITION)
csstester.test_css_file(err, "x.css",
"#downloads-indicator { display: none; }", 0)
assert not err.failed()
assert all(val == 0 for val in err.compat_summary.values())
def test_downloads_indicator_gecko_16():
"""Test that #downloads-indicator is allowed for an old Gecko."""
err = ErrorBundle(for_appversions=FX16_DEFINITION)
csstester.test_css_file(err, "x.css",
"#downloads-indicator { display: none; }", 0)
assert not err.failed()
assert all(val == 0 for val in err.compat_summary.values())
def _do_test(path, should_fail=False):
data = open(path).read()
err = ErrorBundle()
csstester.test_css_file(err, "css.css", data)
err.print_summary(True)
if should_fail:
assert err.failed()
else:
assert not err.failed()
return err
def _do_test(path, should_fail=False, detected_type=None):
data = open(path).read()
err = ErrorBundle()
if detected_type is not None:
err.detected_type = detected_type
csstester.test_css_file(err, 'css.css', data)
err.print_summary(True)
if should_fail:
assert err.failed()
else:
assert not err.failed()
return err
def _do_test(path, should_fail=False, detected_type=None):
data = open(path).read()
err = ErrorBundle()
if detected_type is not None:
err.detected_type = detected_type
csstester.test_css_file(err, "css.css", data)
err.print_summary(True)
if should_fail:
assert err.failed()
else:
assert not err.failed()
return err
def _process_file(err, xpi_package, name, file_data, name_lower,
pollutable=False):
"""Process a single file's content tests."""
# If that item is a container file, unzip it and scan it.
if name_lower.endswith(".jar"):
# This is either a subpackage or a nested theme.
is_subpackage = not err.get_resource("is_multipackage")
# Unpack the package and load it up.
package = StringIO(file_data)
try:
sub_xpi = XPIManager(package, mode="r", name=name,
subpackage=is_subpackage)
except Exception:
err.error(("testcases_content",
"test_packed_packages",
"jar_subpackage_corrupt"),
"Subpackage corrupt.",
"The subpackage could not be opened due to issues "
"with corruption. Ensure that the file is valid.",
name)
return None
# Let the error bunder know we're in a sub-package.
err.push_state(name)
err.detected_type = (PACKAGE_SUBPACKAGE if is_subpackage else
PACKAGE_THEME)
err.set_tier(1)
supported_versions = (err.supported_versions.copy() if
err.supported_versions else
err.supported_versions)
if is_subpackage:
testendpoint_validator.test_inner_package(err, sub_xpi)
else:
testendpoint_validator.test_package(err, package, name)
err.pop_state()
err.set_tier(2)
err.supported_versions = supported_versions
elif name_lower.endswith(".xpi"):
# It's not a subpackage, it's a nested extension. These are
# found in multi-extension packages.
# Unpack!
package = StringIO(file_data)
err.push_state(name_lower)
err.set_tier(1)
# There are no expected types for packages within a multi-
# item package.
testendpoint_validator.test_package(err, package, name)
err.pop_state()
err.set_tier(2) # Reset to the current tier
elif name_lower.endswith((".css", ".js", ".jsm")):
if not file_data:
return None
# Convert the file data to unicode
file_data = unicodehelper.decode(file_data)
is_js = False
if name_lower.endswith(".css"):
testendpoint_css.test_css_file(err, name, file_data)
elif name_lower.endswith((".js", ".jsm")):
is_js = True
testendpoint_js.test_js_file(err, name, file_data,
pollutable=pollutable)
run_regex_tests(file_data, err, name, is_js=is_js)
return True
return False
def _process_file(err, xpi_package, name, file_data, name_lower,
pollutable=False):
"""Process a single file's content tests."""
# If that item is a container file, unzip it and scan it.
if name_lower.endswith('.jar'):
# This is either a subpackage or a nested theme.
is_subpackage = not err.get_resource('is_multipackage')
# Unpack the package and load it up.
package = StringIO(file_data)
try:
sub_xpi = XPIManager(package, mode='r', name=name,
subpackage=is_subpackage)
except BadZipfile:
err.error(('testcases_content',
'test_packed_packages',
'jar_subpackage_corrupt'),
'Subpackage corrupt.',
'The subpackage appears to be corrupt, and could not '
'be opened.',
name)
return None
# Let the error bunder know we're in a sub-package.
err.push_state(name)
err.detected_type = (PACKAGE_SUBPACKAGE if is_subpackage else
PACKAGE_THEME)
err.set_tier(1)
supported_versions = (err.supported_versions.copy() if
err.supported_versions else
err.supported_versions)
if is_subpackage:
testendpoint_validator.test_inner_package(err, sub_xpi)
else:
testendpoint_validator.test_package(err, package, name)
err.pop_state()
err.set_tier(2)
err.supported_versions = supported_versions
elif name_lower.endswith('.xpi'):
# It's not a subpackage, it's a nested extension. These are
# found in multi-extension packages.
# Unpack!
package = StringIO(file_data)
err.push_state(name_lower)
err.set_tier(1)
# There are no expected types for packages within a multi-
# item package.
testendpoint_validator.test_package(err, package, name)
err.pop_state()
err.set_tier(2) # Reset to the current tier
elif name_lower.endswith(('.css', '.js', '.jsm')):
if not file_data:
return None
# Convert the file data to unicode
file_data = unicodehelper.decode(file_data)
is_js = name_lower.endswith(('.js', '.jsm'))
if name_lower.endswith('.css'):
testendpoint_css.test_css_file(err, name, file_data)
elif is_js:
testendpoint_js.test_js_file(err, name, file_data,
pollutable=pollutable)
run_regex_tests(file_data, err, name, is_js=is_js)
return True
else:
if file_data:
file_data = unicodehelper.decode(file_data)
run_regex_tests(file_data, err, name, explicit=True)
return False
def handle_endtag(self, tag):
tag = tag.lower()
if tag == "xul:script":
tag = "script"
if tag == "script" and len(self.xml_buffer[-1]) > 1000:
self.err.warning(("markup", "complex_script"),
"Long inline script",
"Please store complex scripts in .js files "
"rather than inline script nodes.",
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print "E: ", tag, self.xml_state
if not self.xml_state:
if "closing_tags" in self.reported or not self.strict:
if DEBUG:
print "Unstrict; extra closing tags ------"
return
self.err.warning(("markup", "endtag", "extra_closing_tags"),
"Markup parsing error",
"The markup file has more closing tags than it "
"has opening tags.",
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
self.reported.add("closing_tags")
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print "Too many closing tags ------"
return
elif "script" in self.xml_state[:-1]:
# If we're in a script tag, nothing else matters. Just rush
# everything possible into the xml buffer.
self._save_to_buffer("</" + tag + ">")
if DEBUG:
print "Markup as text in script ------"
return
elif tag not in self.xml_state:
# If the tag we're processing isn't on the stack, then
# something is wrong.
self.err.warning(
("markup", "endtag", "extra_closing_tags"),
"Parse error: tag closed before opened", [
"Markup tags cannot be closed before they are "
"opened. Perhaps you were just a little "
"overzealous with forward-slashes?",
'Tag "%s" closed before it was opened' % tag
],
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print "Tag closed before opened ------"
return
data_buffer = self.xml_buffer.pop()
old_state = self.xml_state.pop()
old_line = self.xml_line_stack.pop()
script_type = True
if old_state == "script":
script_type = self.xml_state_scripts.pop()
# If the tag on the stack isn't what's being closed and it also
# classifies as a self-closing tag, we just recursively close
# down to the level of the tag we're actualy closing.
if old_state != tag and old_state in SELF_CLOSING_TAGS:
if DEBUG:
print "Self closing tag cascading down ------"
return self.handle_endtag(tag)
# If this is an XML-derived language, everything must nest
# properly. No overlapping tags.
if (old_state != tag and self.extension[0] == 'x' and not self.strict):
self.err.warning(("markup", "endtag", "invalid_nesting"),
"Markup invalidly nested",
"It has been determined that the document "
"invalidly nests its tags. This is not permitted "
"in the specified document type.",
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print "Invalid markup nesting ------"
data_buffer = data_buffer.strip()
# Perform analysis on collected data.
if data_buffer:
if tag == "script" and not script_type:
scripting.test_js_snippet(err=self.err,
data=data_buffer,
filename=self.filename,
line=old_line,
context=self.context)
elif tag == "style":
csstester.test_css_file(self.err, self.filename, data_buffer,
old_line)
def test_packed_packages(err, package_contents=None, xpi_package=None):
"Tests XPI and JAR files for naughty content."
processed_files = 0
hash_whitelist = [x[:-1] for x in
open(os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__),
'whitelist_hashes.txt')).readlines()]
# Iterate each item in the package.
for name, data in package_contents.items():
if name.startswith("__MACOSX") or \
name.startswith(".DS_Store"):
continue
if name.split("/")[-1].startswith("._"):
err.notice(("testcases_content",
"test_packed_packages",
"macintosh_junk"),
"Garbage file found.",
["""A junk file has been detected. It may cause
problems with proper operation of the add-on down the
road.""",
"It is recommended that you delete the file"],
name)
try:
file_data = xpi_package.read(name)
except KeyError: # pragma: no cover
_read_error(err, name)
# Skip over whitelisted hashes
hash = hashlib.sha1(file_data).hexdigest()
if hash in hash_whitelist:
continue
processed = False
# If that item is a container file, unzip it and scan it.
if data["extension"] == "jar":
# This is either a subpackage or a nested theme.
# Whether this is a subpackage or a nested theme is
# determined by whether it is in the root folder or not.
# Subpackages are always found in a directory such as
# /chrome or /content.
is_subpackage = name.count("/") > 0
# Unpack the package and load it up.
package = StringIO(file_data)
sub_xpi = XPIManager(package, name, is_subpackage)
if not sub_xpi.zf:
err.error(("testcases_content",
"test_packed_packages",
"jar_subpackage_corrupt"),
"Subpackage corrupt.",
"""The subpackage could not be opened due to
issues with corruption. Ensure that the file
is valid.""",
name)
continue
temp_contents = sub_xpi.get_file_data()
# Let the error bunder know we're in a sub-package.
err.push_state(data["name_lower"])
err.set_type(PACKAGE_SUBPACKAGE) # Subpackage
testendpoint_validator.test_inner_package(err,
temp_contents,
sub_xpi)
err.tier = 2
package.close()
err.pop_state()
elif data["extension"] == "xpi":
# It's not a subpackage, it's a nested extension. These are
# found in multi-extension packages.
# Unpack!
package = StringIO(file_data)
err.push_state(data["name_lower"])
# There are no expected types for packages within a multi-
# item package.
testendpoint_validator.test_package(err, package, name)
err.tier = 2 # Reset to the current tier
package.close()
err.pop_state()
elif data["extension"] in ("xul", "xml", "html", "xhtml"):
parser = testendpoint_markup.MarkupParser(err)
parser.process(name,
charsethelper.decode(file_data),
data["extension"])
processed = True
elif data["extension"] in ("css", "js", "jsm"):
if not file_data:
continue
file_data = charsethelper.decode(file_data)
if data["extension"] == "css":
testendpoint_css.test_css_file(err,
name,
file_data)
elif data["extension"] in ("js", "jsm"):
testendpoint_js.test_js_file(err,
name,
file_data)
# This is tested in test_langpack.py
if err.detected_type == PACKAGE_LANGPACK and not processed:
testendpoint_langpack.test_unsafe_html(err,
name,
file_data)
# This aids in creating unit tests.
processed_files += 1
return processed_files
def handle_endtag(self, tag):
tag = tag.lower()
if tag == 'xul:script':
tag = 'script'
if tag == 'script' and len(self.xml_buffer[-1]) > 1000:
self.err.warning(('markup', 'complex_script'),
'Long inline script',
'Please store complex scripts in .js files '
'rather than inline script nodes.',
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print 'E: ', tag, self.xml_state
if not self.xml_state:
if 'closing_tags' in self.reported or not self.strict:
if DEBUG:
print 'Unstrict; extra closing tags ------'
return
self.err.warning(('markup', 'endtag', 'extra_closing_tags'),
'Markup parsing error',
'The markup file has more closing tags than it '
'has opening tags.',
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
self.reported.add('closing_tags')
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print 'Too many closing tags ------'
return
elif 'script' in self.xml_state[:-1]:
# If we're in a script tag, nothing else matters. Just rush
# everything possible into the xml buffer.
self._save_to_buffer('</' + tag + '>')
if DEBUG:
print 'Markup as text in script ------'
return
elif tag not in self.xml_state:
# If the tag we're processing isn't on the stack, then
# something is wrong.
self.err.warning(
('markup', 'endtag', 'extra_closing_tags'),
'Parse error: tag closed before opened', [
'Markup tags cannot be closed before they are '
'opened. Perhaps you were just a little '
'overzealous with forward-slashes?',
'Tag "%s" closed before it was opened' % tag
],
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print 'Tag closed before opened ------'
return
data_buffer = self.xml_buffer.pop()
old_state = self.xml_state.pop()
old_line = self.xml_line_stack.pop()
old_position = self.xml_position_stack.pop() or (old_line, 0)
script_type = True
if old_state == 'script':
script_type = self.xml_state_scripts.pop()
# If the tag on the stack isn't what's being closed and it also
# classifies as a self-closing tag, we just recursively close
# down to the level of the tag we're actualy closing.
if old_state != tag and old_state in SELF_CLOSING_TAGS:
if DEBUG:
print 'Self closing tag cascading down ------'
return self.handle_endtag(tag)
# If this is an XML-derived language, everything must nest
# properly. No overlapping tags.
#
# ^ Oh, basta, you really have no idea, do you...
if (old_state != tag and self.extension[0] == 'x' and not self.strict):
self.err.warning(('markup', 'endtag', 'invalid_nesting'),
'Markup invalidly nested',
'It has been determined that the document '
'invalidly nests its tags. This is not permitted '
'in the specified document type.',
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print 'Invalid markup nesting ------'
# Perform analysis on collected data.
if data_buffer:
if tag == 'script' and not script_type:
self.err.add_script_load(self.filename, self.filename)
scripting.test_js_file(err=self.err,
data=data_buffer,
filename=self.filename,
line=old_position[0],
column=old_position[1] + 1,
context=self.context)
elif tag == 'style':
csstester.test_css_file(self.err, self.filename, data_buffer,
old_line)
def handle_endtag(self, tag):
tag = tag.lower()
if tag == 'xul:script':
tag = 'script'
if tag == 'script' and len(self.xml_buffer[-1]) > 1000:
self.err.warning(('markup', 'complex_script'),
'Long inline script',
'Please store complex scripts in .js files '
'rather than inline script nodes.',
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print 'E: ', tag, self.xml_state
if not self.xml_state:
if 'closing_tags' in self.reported or not self.strict:
if DEBUG:
print 'Unstrict; extra closing tags ------'
return
self.err.warning(('markup',
'endtag',
'extra_closing_tags'),
'Markup parsing error',
'The markup file has more closing tags than it '
'has opening tags.',
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
self.reported.add('closing_tags')
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print 'Too many closing tags ------'
return
elif 'script' in self.xml_state[:-1]:
# If we're in a script tag, nothing else matters. Just rush
# everything possible into the xml buffer.
self._save_to_buffer('</' + tag + '>')
if DEBUG:
print 'Markup as text in script ------'
return
elif tag not in self.xml_state:
# If the tag we're processing isn't on the stack, then
# something is wrong.
self.err.warning(('markup',
'endtag',
'extra_closing_tags'),
'Parse error: tag closed before opened',
['Markup tags cannot be closed before they are '
'opened. Perhaps you were just a little '
'overzealous with forward-slashes?',
'Tag "%s" closed before it was opened' % tag],
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print 'Tag closed before opened ------'
return
data_buffer = self.xml_buffer.pop()
old_state = self.xml_state.pop()
old_line = self.xml_line_stack.pop()
old_position = self.xml_position_stack.pop() or (old_line, 0)
script_type = True
if old_state == 'script':
script_type = self.xml_state_scripts.pop()
# If the tag on the stack isn't what's being closed and it also
# classifies as a self-closing tag, we just recursively close
# down to the level of the tag we're actualy closing.
if old_state != tag and old_state in SELF_CLOSING_TAGS:
if DEBUG:
print 'Self closing tag cascading down ------'
return self.handle_endtag(tag)
# If this is an XML-derived language, everything must nest
# properly. No overlapping tags.
#
# ^ Oh, basta, you really have no idea, do you...
if (old_state != tag and
self.extension[0] == 'x' and
not self.strict):
self.err.warning(('markup',
'endtag',
'invalid_nesting'),
'Markup invalidly nested',
'It has been determined that the document '
'invalidly nests its tags. This is not permitted '
'in the specified document type.',
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print 'Invalid markup nesting ------'
# Perform analysis on collected data.
if data_buffer:
if tag == 'script' and not script_type:
self.err.add_script_load(self.filename, self.filename)
scripting.test_js_file(err=self.err, data=data_buffer,
filename=self.filename,
line=old_position[0],
column=old_position[1] + 1,
context=self.context)
elif tag == 'style':
csstester.test_css_file(self.err, self.filename, data_buffer,
old_line)
def handle_endtag(self, tag):
tag = tag.lower()
if tag == "xul:script":
tag = "script"
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print "E: ", tag, self.xml_state
if not self.xml_state:
if "closing_tags" in self.reported or not self.strict:
if DEBUG:
print "Unstrict; extra closing tags ------"
return
self.err.warning(("testcases_markup_markuptester",
"handle_endtag",
"extra_closing_tags"),
"Markup parsing error",
"The markup file has more closing tags than it "
"has opening tags.",
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
self.reported.add("closing_tags")
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print "Too many closing tags ------"
return
elif "script" in self.xml_state[:-1]:
# If we're in a script tag, nothing else matters. Just rush
# everything possible into the xml buffer.
self._save_to_buffer("</" + tag + ">")
if DEBUG:
print "Markup as text in script ------"
return
elif tag not in self.xml_state:
# If the tag we're processing isn't on the stack, then
# something is wrong.
self.err.warning(("testcases_markup_markuptester",
"handle_endtag",
"extra_closing_tags"),
"Parse error: tag closed before opened",
["Markup tags cannot be closed before they are "
"opened. Perhaps you were just a little "
"overzealous with forward-slashes?",
'Tag "%s" closed before it was opened' % tag],
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print "Tag closed before opened ------"
return
data_buffer = self.xml_buffer.pop()
old_state = self.xml_state.pop()
old_line = self.xml_line_stack.pop()
# If the tag on the stack isn't what's being closed and it also
# classifies as a self-closing tag, we just recursively close
# down to the level of the tag we're actualy closing.
if old_state != tag and old_state in SELF_CLOSING_TAGS:
if DEBUG:
print "Self closing tag cascading down ------"
return self.handle_endtag(tag)
# If this is an XML-derived language, everything must nest
# properly. No overlapping tags.
if (old_state != tag and
self.extension[0] == 'x' and
not self.strict):
self.err.warning(("testcases_markup_markuptester",
"handle_endtag",
"invalid_nesting"),
"Markup invalidly nested",
"It has been determined that the document "
"invalidly nests its tags. This is not permitted "
"in the specified document type.",
self.filename,
line=self.line,
context=self.context,
tier=2)
if DEBUG: # pragma: no cover
print "Invalid markup nesting ------"
data_buffer = data_buffer.strip()
# Perform analysis on collected data.
if data_buffer:
if tag == "script":
scripting.test_js_snippet(err=self.err, data=data_buffer,
filename=self.filename,
line=old_line, context=self.context)
elif tag == "style":
csstester.test_css_file(self.err, self.filename, data_buffer,
old_line)
def _process_file(err,
xpi_package,
name,
file_data,
name_lower,
pollutable=False):
"""Process a single file's content tests."""
extension = os.path.splitext(name_lower)[1]
# If that item is a container file, unzip it and scan it.
if extension == '.jar':
# This is either a subpackage or a nested theme.
is_subpackage = not err.get_resource('is_multipackage')
# Unpack the package and load it up.
package = StringIO(file_data)
try:
sub_xpi = XPIManager(package,
mode='r',
name=name,
subpackage=is_subpackage)
except BadZipfile:
err.error(('testcases_content', 'test_packed_packages',
'jar_subpackage_corrupt'), 'Subpackage corrupt.',
'The subpackage appears to be corrupt, and could not '
'be opened.', name)
return
# Let the error bunder know we're in a sub-package.
err.push_state(name)
err.detected_type = (PACKAGE_SUBPACKAGE
if is_subpackage else PACKAGE_THEME)
err.set_tier(1)
supported_versions = (err.supported_versions.copy()
if err.supported_versions else
err.supported_versions)
if is_subpackage:
testendpoint_validator.test_inner_package(err, sub_xpi)
else:
testendpoint_validator.test_package(err, package, name)
err.pop_state()
err.set_tier(2)
err.supported_versions = supported_versions
elif extension == '.xpi':
# It's not a subpackage, it's a nested extension. These are
# found in multi-extension packages.
# Unpack!
package = StringIO(file_data)
err.push_state(name_lower)
err.set_tier(1)
# There are no expected types for packages within a multi-
# item package.
testendpoint_validator.test_package(err, package, name)
err.pop_state()
err.set_tier(2) # Reset to the current tier
else:
if not file_data:
return
# Convert the file data to unicode.
file_data = unicodehelper.decode(file_data)
if extension in ('.js', '.jsm'):
testendpoint_js.test_js_file(err,
name,
file_data,
pollutable=pollutable)
elif extension == '.css':
testendpoint_css.test_css_file(err, name, file_data)
run_regex_tests(file_data, err, filename=name)
def _process_file(err,
xpi_package,
name,
file_data,
name_lower,
pollutable=False):
"""Process a single file's content tests."""
# If that item is a container file, unzip it and scan it.
if name_lower.endswith(".jar"):
# This is either a subpackage or a nested theme.
is_subpackage = not err.get_resource("is_multipackage")
# Unpack the package and load it up.
package = StringIO(file_data)
try:
sub_xpi = XPIManager(package,
mode="r",
name=name,
subpackage=is_subpackage)
except Exception:
err.error(("testcases_content", "test_packed_packages",
"jar_subpackage_corrupt"), "Subpackage corrupt.",
"The subpackage could not be opened due to issues "
"with corruption. Ensure that the file is valid.", name)
return None
# Let the error bunder know we're in a sub-package.
err.push_state(name)
err.detected_type = (PACKAGE_SUBPACKAGE
if is_subpackage else PACKAGE_THEME)
err.set_tier(1)
supported_versions = (err.supported_versions.copy()
if err.supported_versions else
err.supported_versions)
if is_subpackage:
testendpoint_validator.test_inner_package(err, sub_xpi)
else:
testendpoint_validator.test_package(err, package, name)
err.pop_state()
err.set_tier(2)
err.supported_versions = supported_versions
elif name_lower.endswith(".xpi"):
# It's not a subpackage, it's a nested extension. These are
# found in multi-extension packages.
# Unpack!
package = StringIO(file_data)
err.push_state(name_lower)
err.set_tier(1)
# There are no expected types for packages within a multi-
# item package.
testendpoint_validator.test_package(err, package, name)
err.pop_state()
err.set_tier(2) # Reset to the current tier
elif name_lower.endswith((".css", ".js", ".jsm")):
if not file_data:
return None
# Convert the file data to unicode
file_data = unicodehelper.decode(file_data)
is_js = False
if name_lower.endswith(".css"):
testendpoint_css.test_css_file(err, name, file_data)
elif name_lower.endswith((".js", ".jsm")):
is_js = True
testendpoint_js.test_js_file(err,
name,
file_data,
pollutable=pollutable)
run_regex_tests(file_data, err, name, is_js=is_js)
return True
return False
