def get(self, **kw):
up = update.Update({
'reqVersion': 1,
'id': self.addon.guid,
'version': kw.get('item_version', '1.0'),
'appID': self.app.guid,
'appVersion': kw.get('app_version', '3.0'),
})
up.cursor = connection.cursor()
assert up.is_valid()
up.compat_mode = kw.get('compat_mode', 'strict')
up.get_update()
return up.data['row'].get('version_id')
def get(self, *args):
up = update.Update({
'id': self.addon.guid,
'version': args[0],
'appID': args[2].guid,
'appVersion': 1, # this is going to be overridden
'appOS': args[3].api_name if args[3] else '',
'reqVersion': '',
})
up.cursor = connection.cursor()
assert up.is_valid()
up.data['version_int'] = args[1]
up.get_update()
return (up.data['row'].get('version_id'),
up.data['row'].get('file_id'))
def test_unicode_data(self):
# To trigger the error this test is trying to cover, we need 2 things:
# - An update request that would be considered 'valid', i.e. the
# necessary parameters are presentTestUpdateConnectionEncoding and
# the add-on exists.
# - A database cursor instantiated from the update service, not by
# django tests.
# Note that this test would hang before the fix to pass charset when
# connecting in services.utils.getconn().
data = {
'id': self.addon.guid,
'reqVersion': '2鎈',
'appID': amo.FIREFOX.guid,
'appVersion': '78.0',
}
instance = update.Update(data)
output = instance.get_output()
update_data = json.loads(output)
assert update_data
def get(self, data):
up = update.Update(data)
up.cursor = connection.cursor()
return up
def get_update_instance(self, data):
instance = update.Update(data)
instance.cursor = connection.cursor()
return instance
