def test_warn_if_not_including_local_deb(self):
package_name = "foo"
local_name = "bar"
maker = PackageMaker()
self.useFixture(ContextManagerFixture(maker))
remote_package = DummyFetchedPackage(package_name, "1.1")
local_path = maker.make_package(local_name, "1.0", {})
sources_dict = self.sourcesDictForPackages([remote_package])
metadata, config = self.makeMetaDataAndConfigFixture(
[package_name], sources_dict,
extra_config={'assume-installed': local_name})
builder = HardwarePackBuilder(
config.filename, metadata.version, [local_path])
handler = AppendingHandler()
builder_logger.addHandler(handler)
self.addCleanup(builder_logger.removeHandler, handler)
builder.build()
self.assertThat(
"hwpack_%s_%s_%s.tar.gz" % (
metadata.name, metadata.version, metadata.architecture),
IsHardwarePack(
metadata, [remote_package],
sources_dict,
package_spec=package_name))
self.assertThat(
handler.messages,
EachOf([MatchesStructure(levelname=Equals('WARNING'))]))
self.assertThat(
handler.messages[0].getMessage(),
Equals("Local package 'bar' not included"))
def test_warn_if_not_including_local_deb(self):
package_name = "foo"
local_name = "bar"
maker = PackageMaker()
self.useFixture(ContextManagerFixture(maker))
remote_package = DummyFetchedPackage(package_name, "1.1")
local_path = maker.make_package(local_name, "1.0", {})
sources_dict = self.sourcesDictForPackages([remote_package])
metadata, config = self.makeMetaDataAndConfigFixture(
[package_name],
sources_dict,
extra_config={'assume-installed': local_name})
builder = HardwarePackBuilder(config.filename, metadata.version,
[local_path])
handler = AppendingHandler()
builder_logger.addHandler(handler)
self.addCleanup(builder_logger.removeHandler, handler)
builder.build()
self.assertThat(
"hwpack_%s_%s_%s.tar.gz" %
(metadata.name, metadata.version, metadata.architecture),
IsHardwarePack(metadata, [remote_package],
sources_dict,
package_spec=package_name))
self.assertThat(
handler.messages,
EachOf([MatchesStructure(levelname=Equals('WARNING'))]))
self.assertThat(handler.messages[0].getMessage(),
Equals("Local package 'bar' not included"))
def test_includes_local_debs(self):
package_name = "foo"
maker = PackageMaker()
self.useFixture(ContextManagerFixture(maker))
local_path = maker.make_package(package_name, "1.2", {})
available_package = FetchedPackage.from_deb(local_path)
sources_dict = self.sourcesDictForPackages([])
metadata, config = self.makeMetaDataAndConfigFixture([package_name],
sources_dict)
builder = HardwarePackBuilder(config.filename, metadata.version,
[local_path])
builder.build()
self.assertThat(
"hwpack_%s_%s_%s.tar.gz" %
(metadata.name, metadata.version, metadata.architecture),
IsHardwarePack(metadata, [available_package],
sources_dict,
package_spec=package_name))
def test_includes_local_debs(self):
package_name = "foo"
maker = PackageMaker()
self.useFixture(ContextManagerFixture(maker))
local_path = maker.make_package(package_name, "1.2", {})
available_package = FetchedPackage.from_deb(local_path)
sources_dict = self.sourcesDictForPackages([])
metadata, config = self.makeMetaDataAndConfigFixture(
[package_name], sources_dict)
builder = HardwarePackBuilder(
config.filename, metadata.version, [local_path])
builder.build()
self.assertThat(
"hwpack_%s_%s_%s.tar.gz" % (
metadata.name, metadata.version, metadata.architecture),
IsHardwarePack(
metadata, [available_package],
sources_dict,
package_spec=package_name))
def test_prefers_local_debs(self):
package_name = "foo"
maker = PackageMaker()
self.useFixture(ContextManagerFixture(maker))
# The point here is that remote_package has a later version than
# local_package, but local_package is still preferred.
remote_package = DummyFetchedPackage(package_name, "1.1")
local_path = maker.make_package(package_name, "1.0", {})
local_package = FetchedPackage.from_deb(local_path)
sources_dict = self.sourcesDictForPackages([remote_package])
metadata, config = self.makeMetaDataAndConfigFixture([package_name],
sources_dict)
builder = HardwarePackBuilder(config.filename, metadata.version,
[local_path])
builder.build()
self.assertThat(
"hwpack_%s_%s_%s.tar.gz" %
(metadata.name, metadata.version, metadata.architecture),
IsHardwarePack(metadata, [local_package],
sources_dict,
package_spec=package_name))
def test_prefers_local_debs(self):
package_name = "foo"
maker = PackageMaker()
self.useFixture(ContextManagerFixture(maker))
# The point here is that remote_package has a later version than
# local_package, but local_package is still preferred.
remote_package = DummyFetchedPackage(package_name, "1.1")
local_path = maker.make_package(package_name, "1.0", {})
local_package = FetchedPackage.from_deb(local_path)
sources_dict = self.sourcesDictForPackages([remote_package])
metadata, config = self.makeMetaDataAndConfigFixture(
[package_name], sources_dict)
builder = HardwarePackBuilder(
config.filename, metadata.version, [local_path])
builder.build()
self.assertThat(
"hwpack_%s_%s_%s.tar.gz" % (
metadata.name, metadata.version, metadata.architecture),
IsHardwarePack(
metadata, [local_package],
sources_dict,
package_spec=package_name))
def add_dependency_package(self, packages_spec):
"""Add a packge that depends on packages_spec to the hardware pack.
:param packages_spec: A list of apt package specifications,
e.g. ``['foo', 'bar (>= 1.2)']``.
"""
with PackageMaker() as maker:
dep_package_name = 'hwpack-' + self.metadata.name
relationships = {}
if packages_spec:
relationships = {'Depends': ', '.join(packages_spec)}
deb_file_path = maker.make_package(
dep_package_name, self.metadata.version,
relationships, self.metadata.architecture)
self.packages.append(FetchedPackage.from_deb(deb_file_path))
def test_global_and_board_bootloader(self):
package_names = ['package0', 'package1', 'package2', 'package3']
files = {
package_names[0]:
["usr/lib/u-boot/omap4_panda/u-boot.img",
"usr/share/doc/u-boot-linaro-omap4-panda/copyright"],
package_names[1]:
["usr/lib/u-boot/omap4_panda/u-boot.img",
"some/path/file"],
package_names[2]: [],
package_names[3]: [],
}
config_v3 = self.config_v3 + "\n".join([
"bootloaders:",
" u_boot:",
self.bootloader_config,
" file: " + files[package_names[0]][0],
" copy_files:",
" " + package_names[2] + ":",
" - some_file",
"boards:",
" board1:",
" bootloaders:",
" u_boot:",
" package: %s",
" file: " + files[package_names[1]][0],
" copy_files:",
" " + package_names[3] + ":",
" - some_file",
" in_boot_part: true",
"sources:",
" ubuntu: %s"])
# Generate some test packages
available_packages = []
maker = PackageMaker()
self.useFixture(ContextManagerFixture(maker))
for package_name in package_names:
# The files parameter to make_package is a list of files to create.
# These files are text files containing package_name and their
# path. Since package_name is different for each package, this
# gives each file a unique content.
deb_file_path = maker.make_package(package_name, '1.0', {},
files=files[package_name])
dummy_package = DummyFetchedPackage(
package_name, "1.0", content=open(deb_file_path).read())
available_packages.append(dummy_package)
source = self.useFixture(AptSourceFixture(available_packages))
# Generate a V3 config
config_v3 = config_v3 % (package_names[0], package_names[1],
package_names[0], "True",
package_names[1],
source.sources_entry)
config_file_fixture = self.useFixture(ConfigFileFixture(config_v3))
# Build a hardware pack
builder = HardwarePackBuilder(
config_file_fixture.filename, "1.0",
[os.path.join(source.rootdir, package.filepath)
for package in available_packages])
builder.build()
stored_package_names = [p.name for p in builder.packages]
for package_name in package_names:
self.assertIn(package_name, stored_package_names)
# Read the contents of the hardware pack, making sure it is as expected
tf = tarfile.open("hwpack_ahwpack_1.0_armel.tar.gz", mode="r:gz")
# We check the content of each file when content != None. For our test
# files this is "<package_name> <originating path>" so they can be
# uniquely identified.
expected_files = [
("u_boot/" + files[package_names[0]][0],
package_names[0] + " " + files[package_names[0]][0]),
("board1/u_boot/" + files[package_names[1]][0],
package_names[1] + " " + files[package_names[1]][0])]
for expected_file, contents in expected_files:
self.assertThat(
tf, TarfileHasFile(expected_file, content=contents))
def test_global_and_board_bootloader(self):
package_names = ['package0', 'package1', 'package2', 'package3']
files = {
package_names[0]: [
"usr/lib/u-boot/omap4_panda/u-boot.img",
"usr/share/doc/u-boot-linaro-omap4-panda/copyright"
],
package_names[1]:
["usr/lib/u-boot/omap4_panda/u-boot.img", "some/path/file"],
package_names[2]: [],
package_names[3]: [],
}
config_v3 = self.config_v3 + "\n".join([
"bootloaders:", " u_boot:", self.bootloader_config,
" file: " + files[package_names[0]][0], " copy_files:",
" " + package_names[2] + ":", " - some_file", "boards:",
" board1:", " bootloaders:", " u_boot:", " package: %s",
" file: " + files[package_names[1]][0], " copy_files:",
" " + package_names[3] + ":", " - some_file",
" in_boot_part: true", "sources:", " ubuntu: %s"
])
# Generate some test packages
available_packages = []
maker = PackageMaker()
self.useFixture(ContextManagerFixture(maker))
for package_name in package_names:
# The files parameter to make_package is a list of files to create.
# These files are text files containing package_name and their
# path. Since package_name is different for each package, this
# gives each file a unique content.
deb_file_path = maker.make_package(package_name,
'1.0', {},
files=files[package_name])
dummy_package = DummyFetchedPackage(
package_name, "1.0", content=open(deb_file_path).read())
available_packages.append(dummy_package)
source = self.useFixture(AptSourceFixture(available_packages))
# Generate a V3 config
config_v3 = config_v3 % (package_names[0], package_names[1],
package_names[0], "True", package_names[1],
source.sources_entry)
config_file_fixture = self.useFixture(ConfigFileFixture(config_v3))
# Build a hardware pack
builder = HardwarePackBuilder(config_file_fixture.filename, "1.0", [
os.path.join(source.rootdir, package.filepath)
for package in available_packages
])
builder.build()
stored_package_names = [p.name for p in builder.packages]
for package_name in package_names:
self.assertIn(package_name, stored_package_names)
# Read the contents of the hardware pack, making sure it is as expected
tf = tarfile.open("hwpack_ahwpack_1.0_armel.tar.gz", mode="r:gz")
# We check the content of each file when content != None. For our test
# files this is "<package_name> <originating path>" so they can be
# uniquely identified.
expected_files = [
("u_boot/" + files[package_names[0]][0],
package_names[0] + " " + files[package_names[0]][0]),
("board1/u_boot/" + files[package_names[1]][0],
package_names[1] + " " + files[package_names[1]][0])
]
for expected_file, contents in expected_files:
self.assertThat(tf, TarfileHasFile(expected_file,
content=contents))