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# should exit 1
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assert excinfo.value.code == 1
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- @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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- "target",
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- # update ID or task ID (to test both paths)
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- ['FEDORA-2017-b07d628952', '32099714']
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- )
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- @mock.patch('fedora_openqa.schedule.jobs_from_update', return_value=[1, 2], autospec=True)
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- def test_command_update_task(fakejfu, target, capsys):
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- """Test the command_update_task function."""
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- if target.isdigit():
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- targetarg = 'task'
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- else:
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- targetarg = 'update'
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- args = cli.parse_args(
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- [targetarg, target, '25']
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- )
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- with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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- cli.command_update_task(args)
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- (out, _) = capsys.readouterr()
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- # first arg should be target
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- assert fakejfu.call_args[0][0] == target
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- # second should be release
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- assert fakejfu.call_args[0][1] == 25
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- # flavors kwarg should be false-y (not, e.g., [None])
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- assert not fakejfu.call_args[1]['flavors']
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- # should print out list of scheduled jobs
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- assert out == "Scheduled jobs: 1, 2\n"
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- # should exit 0
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- assert not excinfo.value.code
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- # shouldn't force
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- assert fakejfu.call_args[1]['force'] is False
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- # check 'flavor'
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- args = cli.parse_args(
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- ['update', target, '25', '--flavor', 'server']
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+ class TestCommandUpdateTask:
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+ """Tests for the command_update_task function."""
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+ @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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+ "target",
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+ # update ID or task ID (to test both paths)
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+ ['FEDORA-2017-b07d628952', '32099714']
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)
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- with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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- cli.command_update_task(args)
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- # should exit 0
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- assert not excinfo.value.code
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- assert fakejfu.call_args[1]['flavors'] == ['server']
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+ @mock.patch('fedora_openqa.schedule.jobs_from_update', return_value=[1, 2], autospec=True)
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+ def test_command_update_task(self, fakejfu, target, capsys):
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+ """General tests for the command_update_task function."""
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+ if target.isdigit():
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+ targetarg = 'task'
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+ else:
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+ targetarg = 'update'
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+ args = cli.parse_args(
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+ [targetarg, target, '25']
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+ )
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+ with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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+ cli.command_update_task(args)
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+ (out, _) = capsys.readouterr()
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+ # first arg should be target
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+ assert fakejfu.call_args[0][0] == target
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+ # second should be release
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+ assert fakejfu.call_args[0][1] == 25
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+ # flavors kwarg should be false-y (not, e.g., [None])
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+ assert not fakejfu.call_args[1]['flavors']
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+ # should print out list of scheduled jobs
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+ assert out == "Scheduled jobs: 1, 2\n"
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+ # should exit 0
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+ assert not excinfo.value.code
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+ # shouldn't force
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+ assert fakejfu.call_args[1]['force'] is False
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- # check 'force'
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- args = cli.parse_args(
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- ['update', target, '25', '--force']
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- )
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- with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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- cli.command_update_task(args)
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- # should exit 0
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- assert not excinfo.value.code
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- assert fakejfu.call_args[1]['force'] is True
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+ # check 'flavor'
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+ args = cli.parse_args(
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+ ['update', target, '25', '--flavor', 'server']
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+ )
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+ with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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+ cli.command_update_task(args)
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+ # should exit 0
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+ assert not excinfo.value.code
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+ assert fakejfu.call_args[1]['flavors'] == ['server']
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- # check 'openqa_hostname'
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- args = cli.parse_args(
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- ['update', target, '25', '--openqa-hostname', 'openqa.example']
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- )
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- with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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- cli.command_update_task(args)
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- # should exit 0
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- assert not excinfo.value.code
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- assert fakejfu.call_args[1]['openqa_hostname'] == 'openqa.example'
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+ # check 'force'
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+ args = cli.parse_args(
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+ ['update', target, '25', '--force']
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+ )
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+ with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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+ cli.command_update_task(args)
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+ # should exit 0
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+ assert not excinfo.value.code
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+ assert fakejfu.call_args[1]['force'] is True
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- # this should not in fact get hit, but just in case we *do* break the code,
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- # let's mock it to be safe...
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- @mock.patch('fedora_openqa.schedule.jobs_from_update', return_value=[1, 2], autospec=True)
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- def test_command_update_nonint(fakejfu):
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- args = cli.parse_args(
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- ['task', '123abc', '25']
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- )
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- with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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- cli.command_update_task(args)
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- # should exit 1
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- assert excinfo.value.code == 1
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+ # check 'openqa_hostname'
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+ args = cli.parse_args(
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+ ['update', target, '25', '--openqa-hostname', 'openqa.example']
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+ )
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+ with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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+ cli.command_update_task(args)
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+ # should exit 0
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+ assert not excinfo.value.code
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+ assert fakejfu.call_args[1]['openqa_hostname'] == 'openqa.example'
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- @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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- "jobargs,argname,expecteds",
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- # args, which kwarg we expect report function to get, list of
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- # the expected values of specified kwarg for each expected
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- # call to the report function
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- [
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- (["1", "2", "3"], "jobs", [[1, 2, 3]]),
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- (
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- ["Fedora-Rawhide-20170207.n.0", "Fedora-25-20170207.n.1"],
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- "build",
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- ["Fedora-Rawhide-20170207.n.0", "Fedora-25-20170207.n.1"]
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+ # this should not in fact get hit, but just in case we *do* break the code,
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+ # let's mock it to be safe...
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+ @mock.patch('fedora_openqa.schedule.jobs_from_update', return_value=[1, 2], autospec=True)
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+ def test_command_update_nonint(self, fakejfu):
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+ """Test we exit 1 on a non-integer 'task' ID."""
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+ args = cli.parse_args(
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+ ['task', '123abc', '25']
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)
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- ]
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- )
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- @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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- "targargs,repwiki,reprdb",
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- # args, should report_wiki be called, should report_resultsdb
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- # be called
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- [
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- ([], False, False),
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- (["--wiki"], True, False),
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- (["--resultsdb"], False, True),
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- (["--wiki", "--resultsdb"], True, True)
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- ]
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- )
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- @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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- "oqaargs,oqah,oqau",
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- # args, expected openqa_hostname, expected openqa_baseurl
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- [
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- ([], None, None),
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- (["--openqa-hostname", "test.ing"], "test.ing", None),
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- (["--openqa-baseurl", "https://test.ing"], None, "https://test.ing"),
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- (["--openqa-hostname", "test.ing", "--openqa-baseurl", "https://test.ing"], "test.ing", "https://test.ing")
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- ]
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- )
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- @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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- "wikiargs,wikih",
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- # args, expected wiki_hostname
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- [
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- ([], None),
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- (["--wiki-hostname", "test2.ing"], "test2.ing")
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- ]
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- )
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- @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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- "rdbargs,rdbu",
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- # args, expected resultsdb_url
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- [
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- ([], None),
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- (["--resultsdb-url", "test3.ing"], "test3.ing")
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- ]
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- )
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- @mock.patch('fedora_openqa.report.wiki_report', autospec=True)
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- @mock.patch('fedora_openqa.report.resultsdb_report', autospec=True)
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- def test_variations(fakerdb, fakewiki, jobargs, argname, expecteds, targargs, repwiki, reprdb,
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- oqaargs, oqah, oqau, wikiargs, wikih, rdbargs, rdbu):
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- """Okay, that was a lot of parametrization! But really we're
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- just testing all possible arg combinations: both types of job
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- arg (job IDs and build IDs), all four possible report targets
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- (wiki, resultsdb, both, neither), all combinations of openqa
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- hostname and baseurl, and both possibilities for wiki hostname
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- and ResultsDB URL (specified or not). We test all possible
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- combinations of these with each other by stacking decorators.
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- """
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- fakerdb.reset_mock()
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- fakewiki.reset_mock()
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- args = cli.parse_args(["report"] + targargs + oqaargs + wikiargs + rdbargs + jobargs)
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- cli.command_report(args)
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+ with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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+ cli.command_update_task(args)
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+ # should exit 1
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+ assert excinfo.value.code == 1
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+
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+
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+ class TestCommandFCOSBuild:
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+ """Tests for the command_fcosbuild function."""
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+ @mock.patch('fedora_openqa.schedule.jobs_from_fcosbuild', return_value=[1, 2], autospec=True)
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+ def test_fcosbuild(self, fakejff, capsys):
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+ """General tests for command_fcosbuild."""
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+ args = cli.parse_args(["fcosbuild"])
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+ with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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+ cli.command_fcosbuild(args)
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+ (out, _) = capsys.readouterr()
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+ # stream kwarg should be default stream ("next")
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+ assert fakejff.call_args[1]["stream"] == "next"
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+ # flavors kwarg should be false-y (not, e.g., [None])
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+ assert not fakejff.call_args[1]["flavors"]
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+ # shouldn't force
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+ assert fakejff.call_args[1]["force"] is False
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+ # should print out list of scheduled jobs
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+ assert out == "Scheduled jobs: 1, 2\n"
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+ # should exit 0
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+ assert not excinfo.value.code
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+
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+ # check explicit stream selection
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+ args = cli.parse_args(["fcosbuild", "--stream", "testing"])
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+ with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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+ cli.command_fcosbuild(args)
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+ # should exit 0
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+ assert not excinfo.value.code
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+ assert fakejff.call_args[1]["stream"] == "testing"
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+
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+ # check 'flavors'
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+ args = cli.parse_args(["fcosbuild", "--flavors", "foo,bar"])
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+ with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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+ cli.command_fcosbuild(args)
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+ # should exit 0
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+ assert not excinfo.value.code
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+ assert fakejff.call_args[1]["flavors"] == ["foo", "bar"]
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+
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+ # check 'force'
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+ args = cli.parse_args(["fcosbuild", "--force"])
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+ with pytest.raises(SystemExit) as excinfo:
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+ cli.command_fcosbuild(args)
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+ # should exit 0
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+ assert not excinfo.value.code
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+ assert fakejff.call_args[1]["force"] is True
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+
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+
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+ class TestCommandReport:
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+ """Tests for the command_report function."""
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+ @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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+ "jobargs,argname,expecteds",
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+ # args, which kwarg we expect report function to get, list of
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+ # the expected values of specified kwarg for each expected
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+ # call to the report function
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+ [
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+ (["1", "2", "3"], "jobs", [[1, 2, 3]]),
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+ (
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+ ["Fedora-Rawhide-20170207.n.0", "Fedora-25-20170207.n.1"],
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+ "build",
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+ ["Fedora-Rawhide-20170207.n.0", "Fedora-25-20170207.n.1"]
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+ )
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+ ]
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+ )
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+ @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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+ "targargs,repwiki,reprdb",
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+ # args, should report_wiki be called, should report_resultsdb
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+ # be called
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+ [
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+ ([], False, False),
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+ (["--wiki"], True, False),
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+ (["--resultsdb"], False, True),
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+ (["--wiki", "--resultsdb"], True, True)
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+ ]
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+ )
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+ @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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+ "oqaargs,oqah,oqau",
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+ # args, expected openqa_hostname, expected openqa_baseurl
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+ [
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+ ([], None, None),
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+ (["--openqa-hostname", "test.ing"], "test.ing", None),
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+ (["--openqa-baseurl", "https://test.ing"], None, "https://test.ing"),
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+ (["--openqa-hostname", "test.ing", "--openqa-baseurl", "https://test.ing"],
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+ "test.ing", "https://test.ing")
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+ ]
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+ )
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+ @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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+ "wikiargs,wikih",
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+ # args, expected wiki_hostname
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+ [
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+ ([], None),
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+ (["--wiki-hostname", "test2.ing"], "test2.ing")
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+ ]
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+ )
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+ @pytest.mark.parametrize(
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+ "rdbargs,rdbu",
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+ # args, expected resultsdb_url
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+ [
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+ ([], None),
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+ (["--resultsdb-url", "test3.ing"], "test3.ing")
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+ ]
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+ )
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+ @mock.patch('fedora_openqa.report.wiki_report', autospec=True)
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+ @mock.patch('fedora_openqa.report.resultsdb_report', autospec=True)
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+ def test_variations(self, fakerdb, fakewiki, jobargs, argname, expecteds, targargs, repwiki, reprdb,
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+ oqaargs, oqah, oqau, wikiargs, wikih, rdbargs, rdbu):
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+ """Okay, that was a lot of parametrization! But really we're
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+ just testing all possible arg combinations: both types of job
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+ arg (job IDs and build IDs), all four possible report targets
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+ (wiki, resultsdb, both, neither), all combinations of openqa
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+ hostname and baseurl, and both possibilities for wiki hostname
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+ and ResultsDB URL (specified or not). We test all possible
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+ combinations of these with each other by stacking decorators.
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+ """
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+ fakerdb.reset_mock()
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+ fakewiki.reset_mock()
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+ args = cli.parse_args(["report"] + targargs + oqaargs + wikiargs + rdbargs + jobargs)
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+ cli.command_report(args)
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- # find the appropriate mock(s) and check they were called the
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- # expected number of times
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- fakes = []
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- if repwiki:
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- assert fakewiki.call_count == len(expecteds)
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- fakes.append(fakewiki)
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- if reprdb:
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- assert fakerdb.call_count == len(expecteds)
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- fakes.append(fakerdb)
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+ # find the appropriate mock(s) and check they were called the
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+ # expected number of times
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+ fakes = []
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+ if repwiki:
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+ assert fakewiki.call_count == len(expecteds)
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+ fakes.append(fakewiki)
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+ if reprdb:
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+ assert fakerdb.call_count == len(expecteds)
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+ fakes.append(fakerdb)
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- # check job arg parsed appropriately. for jobs, we expect one
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- # call with a list of the job IDs as the jobs arg. For builds,
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- # we expect as many calls as we included build IDs, with each
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- # call specifying one build ID as the build arg.
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- for fake in fakes:
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- for (idx, expected) in enumerate(expecteds):
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- assert fake.call_args_list[idx][1][argname] == expected
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+ # check job arg parsed appropriately. for jobs, we expect one
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+ # call with a list of the job IDs as the jobs arg. For builds,
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+ # we expect as many calls as we included build IDs, with each
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+ # call specifying one build ID as the build arg.
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+ for fake in fakes:
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+ for (idx, expected) in enumerate(expecteds):
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+ assert fake.call_args_list[idx][1][argname] == expected
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- # check the openQA, wiki and rdb args
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- for fake in fakes:
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- assert fake.call_args[1]['openqa_hostname'] == oqah
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- assert fake.call_args[1]['openqa_baseurl'] == oqau
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- if fakewiki in fakes:
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- assert fakewiki.call_args[1]['wiki_hostname'] == wikih
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- if fakerdb in fakes:
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- assert fake.call_args[1]['resultsdb_url'] == rdbu
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+ # check the openQA, wiki and rdb args
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+ for fake in fakes:
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+ assert fake.call_args[1]['openqa_hostname'] == oqah
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+ assert fake.call_args[1]['openqa_baseurl'] == oqau
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+ if fakewiki in fakes:
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+ assert fakewiki.call_args[1]['wiki_hostname'] == wikih
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+ if fakerdb in fakes:
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+ assert fake.call_args[1]['resultsdb_url'] == rdbu
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# vim: set textwidth=120 ts=8 et sw=4:
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adamwill
commented 3 years ago
This adds the ability to schedule jobs and report results to
ResultsDB for Fedora CoreOS builds. These are not Pungi composes
and so don't have productmd-style metadata or messages, so we
handle them entirely separately. Currently you can only schedule
jobs for the current build from one of the streams, and only for
x86_64 and the "live" ISO. This requires a new version of
resultsdb_conventions that adds conventions for Fedora CoreOS
build results.
Also refactors test_cli a bit as it was confusing that some tests
were in classes and others weren't. Think I did this to make
pylint happy but I'd rather make humans happy than a script,
really...
Signed-off-by: Adam Williamson awilliam@redhat.com