def test_git_clone_ssh_auth_method_missing_ssh_key(_):
fake_user = test_utils.rand_name('fake_user')
url = ('ssh://%[email protected]:29418/airship/armada' % fake_user)
with pytest.raises(exceptions.GitSSHException):
git.git_handler(url,
ref='refs/changes/17/388517/5',
auth_key='/home/user/.ssh/')
def test_git_clone_fake_proxy():
url = 'https://opendev.org/airship/armada'
proxy_url = test_utils.rand_name('not.a.proxy.that.works.and.never.will',
prefix='http://') + ":8080"
with pytest.raises(exceptions.GitProxyException):
git.git_handler(url, ref='master', proxy_server=proxy_url)
def test_encrypt_and_decrypt():
data = test_utils.rand_name("this is an example of un-encrypted "
"data.", "pegleg").encode()
passphrase = test_utils.rand_name("passphrase1", "pegleg").encode()
salt = test_utils.rand_name("salt1", "pegleg").encode()
enc1 = crypt.encrypt(data, passphrase, salt)
dec1 = crypt.decrypt(enc1, passphrase, salt)
assert data == dec1
enc2 = crypt.encrypt(dec1, passphrase, salt)
dec2 = crypt.decrypt(enc2, passphrase, salt)
assert data == dec2
passphrase2 = test_utils.rand_name("passphrase2", "pegleg").encode()
salt2 = test_utils.rand_name("salt2", "pegleg").encode()
enc3 = crypt.encrypt(dec2, passphrase2, salt2)
dec3 = crypt.decrypt(enc3, passphrase2, salt2)
assert data == dec3
assert data != enc3
def test_git_clone_ssh_auth_method_fails_auth(_):
fake_user = test_utils.rand_name('fake_user')
url = ('ssh://%[email protected]:29418/openstack/airship-armada' %
fake_user)
with pytest.raises(exceptions.GitAuthException):
git._try_git_clone(url,
ref='refs/changes/17/388517/5',
auth_key='/home/user/.ssh/')
def test_git_checkout_dirty_repo_untracked_file_committed(mock_log):
"""Validate a dirty untracked file is committed."""
# Clone the openstack-helm repo and automatically checkout patch 73.
ref = 'refs/changes/54/457754/73'
repo_url = 'https://review.opendev.org/openstack/openstack-helm'
git_dir = git.git_handler(repo_url, ref)
_validate_git_clone(git_dir, ref)
# Simulate a dirty repo by adding in a new untracked file.
with open(os.path.join(git_dir, test_utils.rand_name('test_file')),
'w') as f:
f.write('whatever')
# Sanity check that the repo has an untracked file.
repo = Repo(git_dir)
assert len(repo.untracked_files)
git.git_handler(git_dir, ref)
# Validate that the untracked file is committed.
assert not len(repo.untracked_files)
assert not repo.is_dirty(untracked_files=True)