def test_Packages_file_correct_content_with_some_deb_content(self):
package1 = DummyFetchedPackage("foo", "1.1", no_content=True)
package2 = DummyFetchedPackage("bar", "1.1")
hwpack = HardwarePack(self.metadata)
hwpack.add_packages([package1, package2])
tf = self.get_tarfile(hwpack)
self.assertThat(tf, HardwarePackHasFile("pkgs/Packages", content=get_packages_file([package2])))
def test_one(self):
observed = DummyFetchedPackage("foo", "1.1")
packages_content = get_packages_file([observed])
self.assertThat(
packages_content,
MatchesAsPackagesFile(
MatchesPackage(observed)))
def test_Packages_file_correct_content_with_some_deb_content(self):
package1 = DummyFetchedPackage("foo", "1.1", no_content=True)
package2 = DummyFetchedPackage("bar", "1.1")
hwpack = HardwarePack(self.metadata)
hwpack.add_packages([package1, package2])
tf = self.get_tarfile(hwpack)
self.assertThat(
tf,
HardwarePackHasFile("pkgs/Packages",
content=get_packages_file([package2])))
def test_several(self):
observed1 = DummyFetchedPackage("foo", "1.1")
observed2 = DummyFetchedPackage("bar", "1.2")
observed3 = DummyFetchedPackage("baz", "1.5")
packages_content = get_packages_file(
[observed1, observed2, observed3])
parsed = parse_packages_file_content(packages_content)
self.assertThat(parsed, MatchesSetwise(
MatchesPackage(observed3),
MatchesPackage(observed2),
MatchesPackage(observed1)))
def test_several(self):
observed1 = DummyFetchedPackage("foo", "1.1")
observed2 = DummyFetchedPackage("bar", "1.2")
observed3 = DummyFetchedPackage("baz", "1.5")
packages_content = get_packages_file([observed1, observed2, observed3])
parsed = parse_packages_file_content(packages_content)
self.assertThat(
parsed,
MatchesSetwise(MatchesPackage(observed3),
MatchesPackage(observed2),
MatchesPackage(observed1)))
def setUp(self):
self.rootdir = tempfile.mkdtemp(prefix="hwpack-apt-source-")
for package in self.packages:
with open(os.path.join(self.rootdir, package.filename), 'wb') as f:
f.write(package.content.read())
with open(os.path.join(self.rootdir, "Packages"), 'wb') as f:
f.write(get_packages_file(self.packages))
if self.label is not None:
subprocess.check_call(
['apt-ftparchive',
'-oAPT::FTPArchive::Release::Label=%s' % self.label,
'release',
self.rootdir],
stdout=open(os.path.join(self.rootdir, 'Release'), 'w'))
def to_file(self, fileobj):
"""Write the hwpack to a file object.
The full hardware pack will be written to the file object in
gzip compressed tarball form as the spec requires.
:param fileobj: the file object to write to.
:type fileobj: a file-like object
:return: None
"""
kwargs = {}
kwargs["default_uid"] = 1000
kwargs["default_gid"] = 1000
kwargs["default_uname"] = "user"
kwargs["default_gname"] = "group"
kwargs["default_mtime"] = time.time()
with writeable_tarfile(fileobj, mode="w:gz", **kwargs) as tf:
tf.create_file_from_string(
self.FORMAT_FILENAME, "%s\n" % self.format)
tf.create_file_from_string(
self.METADATA_FILENAME, str(self.metadata))
for fs_file_name, arc_file_name in self.files:
tf.add(fs_file_name, arcname=arc_file_name)
tf.create_dir(self.PACKAGES_DIRNAME)
for package in self.packages:
if package.content is not None:
tf.create_file_from_string(
self.PACKAGES_DIRNAME + "/" + package.filename,
package.content.read())
tf.create_file_from_string(
self.MANIFEST_FILENAME, self.manifest_text())
tf.create_file_from_string(
self.PACKAGES_FILENAME,
get_packages_file(
[p for p in self.packages if p.content is not None]))
tf.create_dir(self.SOURCES_LIST_DIRNAME)
for source_name, source_info in self.sources.items():
url_parsed = urlparse.urlsplit(source_info)
# Don't output sources with passwords in them
if not url_parsed.password:
tf.create_file_from_string(
(self.SOURCES_LIST_DIRNAME + "/" +
source_name + ".list"),
"deb " + source_info + "\n")
# TODO: include sources keys etc.
tf.create_dir(self.SOURCES_LIST_GPG_DIRNAME)
def test_ignore_one_md5(self):
# This is what I actually care about: being able to specify that a
# packages file matches a set of packages, ignoring just a few
# details on just one package.
observed1 = DummyFetchedPackage("foo", "1.1")
observed2 = DummyFetchedPackage("bar", "1.2")
observed3 = DummyFetchedPackage("baz", "1.5")
packages_content = get_packages_file(
[observed1, observed2, observed3])
oldmd5 = observed3.md5
observed3._content = ''.join(reversed(observed3._content_str()))
self.assertNotEqual(oldmd5, observed3.md5)
self.assertThat(packages_content, MatchesAsPackagesFile(
MatchesPackage(observed1),
MatchesPackage(observed2),
MatchesPackage(observed3).update(md5=None)))
def test_ignore_one_md5(self):
# This is what I actually care about: being able to specify that a
# packages file matches a set of packages, ignoring just a few
# details on just one package.
observed1 = DummyFetchedPackage("foo", "1.1")
observed2 = DummyFetchedPackage("bar", "1.2")
observed3 = DummyFetchedPackage("baz", "1.5")
packages_content = get_packages_file([observed1, observed2, observed3])
oldmd5 = observed3.md5
observed3._content = ''.join(reversed(observed3._content_str()))
self.assertNotEqual(oldmd5, observed3.md5)
self.assertThat(
packages_content,
MatchesAsPackagesFile(MatchesPackage(observed1),
MatchesPackage(observed2),
MatchesPackage(observed3).update(md5=None)))
def test_one(self):
observed = DummyFetchedPackage("foo", "1.1")
packages_content = get_packages_file([observed])
parsed = parse_packages_file_content(packages_content)
self.assertThat(len(parsed), Equals(1))
self.assertThat(parsed[0], MatchesPackage(observed))
def test_one(self):
observed = DummyFetchedPackage("foo", "1.1")
packages_content = get_packages_file([observed])
self.assertThat(packages_content,
MatchesAsPackagesFile(MatchesPackage(observed)))
def test_one(self):
observed = DummyFetchedPackage("foo", "1.1")
packages_content = get_packages_file([observed])
parsed = parse_packages_file_content(packages_content)
self.assertThat(len(parsed), Equals(1))
self.assertThat(parsed[0], MatchesPackage(observed))