def test_find_in_dir(self, mock_glob):
mock_glob.return_value = ('pkg-1.ebuild', 'pkg-9999.ebuild')
self.assertEqual(list(Ebuild.find_in_directory('some/path')), [
Ebuild('pkg', Version(NumericVersion(1))),
Ebuild('pkg', Version(NumericVersion(9999)))
])
self.assertEqual(
list(Ebuild.find_in_directory('some/path', exclude_9999=True)),
[Ebuild('pkg', Version(NumericVersion(1)))])
def test_parse_parts(self):
self.assertEqual(Version.parse_parts(('9999', )),
Version(NumericVersion(9999)))
self.assertEqual(Version.parse_parts(('1.2.3', )),
Version(NumericVersion(1, 2, 3)))
self.assertEqual(Version.parse_parts(('4.9', 'r2')),
Version(NumericVersion(4, 9), 2))
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
Version.parse_parts('4.9-2')
with self.assertRaises(ValueError):
Version.parse_parts(('4.9', '2'))
def test_uprev(self):
ebuild = Ebuild('mypkg', Version(NumericVersion(1, 2)))
self.assertEqual(ebuild.version.revision, 0)
ebuild.uprev()
self.assertEqual(ebuild.version.revision, 1)
ebuild.uprev()
self.assertEqual(ebuild.version.revision, 2)
def parse_parts(cls, parts):
"""Parse an ebuild |Version| from a list of strings.
Examples:
('9999',) -> Version(NumericVersion(9999))
('1.2.3',) -> Version(NumericVersion(1.2.3))
('4.9', 'r2') -> Version(NumericVersion(4.9, 2))
"""
if len(parts) not in (1, 2):
raise ValueError('invalid ebuild version format: ' + parts)
primary = NumericVersion.parse(parts[0])
# Get the revision if present
rev = 0
if len(parts) == 2:
rev = cls.parse_revision(parts[1])
return cls(primary, rev)
def test_str(self):
self.assertEqual(str(Version(NumericVersion(1, 2), 3)), '1.2-r3')
self.assertEqual(str(Version(NumericVersion(1, 2))), '1.2')
def test_is_9999(self):
ebuild = Ebuild('mypkg', Version(NumericVersion(9999)))
self.assertTrue(ebuild.is_9999())
ebuild = Ebuild('mypkg', Version(NumericVersion(9999), 1))
self.assertFalse(ebuild.is_9999())
def is_9999(self):
"""Whether the ebuild is a 9999 ebuild."""
version = NumericVersion(9999)
return self.version.primary == version and self.revision == 0