def test_addMultipleVersions(self):
manager = PackageManager(MagicMock())
manager.checkIfPackageCanUpdate = MagicMock(return_value=True)
manager.addAvailablePackageVersion("beep", Version("1.2.0"))
manager.addAvailablePackageVersion("beep", Version("1.0.0"))
assert manager.packagesWithUpdate == {"beep"}
def test_newerVersionIsInstalled(self):
manager = PackageManager(MagicMock())
manager.addAvailablePackageVersion("beep", Version("1.0.0"))
manager._installed_package_dict = {
"beep": {
"package_info": {
"package_version": "1.9.1"
}
}
}
assert manager.checkIfPackageCanUpdate("beep") is False
def test_olderVersionIsBundled(self):
manager = PackageManager(MagicMock())
manager.addAvailablePackageVersion("beep", Version("1.0.0"))
manager._bundled_package_dict = {
"beep": {
"package_info": {
"package_version": "0.9.0"
}
}
}
assert manager.checkIfPackageCanUpdate("beep") is True
def test_availableVersionNotInstalledOrBundled(self):
manager = PackageManager(MagicMock())
manager.addAvailablePackageVersion("beep", Version("1.0.0"))
# Even though we have a known package version, it's not installed / bundled, so we cant update
assert manager.checkIfPackageCanUpdate("beep") is False
def test_addNewVersionThatCantUpdate(self):
manager = PackageManager(MagicMock())
manager.checkIfPackageCanUpdate = MagicMock(return_value=False)
manager.addAvailablePackageVersion("beep", Version("1.0.0"))
assert manager.packagesWithUpdate == set()