def check(dirname):
with fake_server(monkeypatch, expected_basename='foo.zip'):
project = project_ops.create(dirname)
archivefile = os.path.join(dirname, "tmp.zip")
project_ops.archive(project, archivefile)
status = _upload(project, archivefile, "foo.zip", site='unit_test')
assert status
def check(dirname):
with fake_server(monkeypatch, expected_basename='foo.zip', fail_these=('stage', )):
project = project_ops.create(dirname)
archivefile = os.path.join(dirname, "tmp.zip")
project_ops.archive(project, archivefile)
status = _upload(project, archivefile, "foo.zip", site='unit_test')
assert not status
assert '501' in status.errors[0]
def upload(project, site=None, username=None, token=None, log_level=None):
"""Upload the project to the Anaconda server.
The returned status; if successful, has a 'url' attribute with the project URL.
Args:
project (``Project``): the project
site (str): site alias from Anaconda config
username (str): Anaconda username
token (str): Anaconda auth token
log_level (str): Anaconda log level
Returns:
a ``Status``, if failed has ``errors``
"""
failed = project.problems_status()
if failed is not None:
return failed
suffix = ".tar.bz2"
# delete=True breaks on windows if you use tmp_tarfile.name to re-open the file,
# so don't use delete=True.
tmp_tarfile = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(delete=False,
prefix="anaconda_upload_",
suffix=suffix)
tmp_tarfile.close(
) # immediately un-use it to avoid file-in-use errors on Windows
try:
status = archive(project, tmp_tarfile.name)
if not status:
return status
status = client._upload(project,
tmp_tarfile.name,
uploaded_basename=(project.name + suffix),
site=site,
username=username,
token=token,
log_level=log_level)
return status
finally:
os.remove(tmp_tarfile.name)
