def test_unsupported_string_constraints(self):
# A ValueError is raised if unsupported string constraints are found.
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as context_manager:
utils._prepare_constraints('cpu-cores=4,invalid1=1,invalid2=2')
self.assertEqual(
'unsupported constraints: invalid1, invalid2',
str(context_manager.exception))
def test_invalid_string_constraints(self):
# A ValueError is raised if unsupported string constraints are found.
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as context_manager:
utils._prepare_constraints('arch=,cpu-cores=,')
self.assertEqual(
'invalid constraints: arch=,cpu-cores=,',
str(context_manager.exception))
def test_invalid_constraints(self):
# A ValueError is raised if unsupported constraints are found.
with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as context_manager:
utils._prepare_constraints({'arch': 'i386', 'not-valid': 'bang!'})
self.assertEqual(
'unsupported constraints: not-valid',
str(context_manager.exception))
def test_valid_constraints(self):
# Valid constraints are returned as they are.
constraints = {
'arch': 'i386',
'cpu-cores': 4,
'cpu-power': 2,
'mem': 2000,
}
self.assertEqual(constraints, utils._prepare_constraints(constraints))
def test_string_constraints(self):
# String constraints are converted to a dict.
constraints = 'arch=i386,cpu-cores=4,cpu-power=2,mem=2000'
expected = {
'arch': 'i386',
'cpu-cores': '4',
'cpu-power': '2',
'mem': '2000',
}
self.assertEqual(expected, utils._prepare_constraints(constraints))
def test_string_constraints_subset(self):
# A subset of string constraints is converted to a dict.
constraints = 'cpu-cores=4,mem=2000'
expected = {'cpu-cores': '4', 'mem': '2000'}
self.assertEqual(expected, utils._prepare_constraints(constraints))
def test_valid_constraints_subset(self):
# A subset of valid constraints is returned as it is.
constraints = {'cpu-cores': '4', 'cpu-power': 2}
self.assertEqual(constraints, utils._prepare_constraints(constraints))
