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@@ -43,8 +43,9 @@
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stub_pagure_versions_complete = {
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"updates": {
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- "EL99": {"stable": None, "testing": None},
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- "EL100": {"stable": None, "testing": None},
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+ "EL98": {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.el98", "testing": None},
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+ "EPEL-99": {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.el99", "testing": None},
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+ "EPEL-100": {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.el100", "testing": None},
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"F96": {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.fc96", "testing": "package-80.0.1-2.fc96"},
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"F97": {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.fc97", "testing": "package-80.0.1-2.fc97"},
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"F98": {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.fc98", "testing": "package-80.0.1-1.fc98"},
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@@ -183,8 +184,9 @@
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def test_pagure_versions(self, monkeypatch):
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pagure_versions_result = {
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- "EPEL 1": {"stable": None, "testing": None},
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- "EPEL 2": {"stable": None, "testing": None},
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+ "EPEL 98": {"stable": None, "testing": None},
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+ "EPEL 99": {"stable": None, "testing": None},
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+ "EPEL 100": {"stable": None, "testing": None},
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"Fedora 96": {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.fc96", "testing": "package-80.0.1-2.fc96"},
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"Fedora 97": {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.fc97", "testing": "package-80.0.1-2.fc97"},
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"Fedora 98": {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.fc98", "testing": "package-80.0.1-1.fc98"},
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@@ -202,10 +204,16 @@
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# Force EPEL Releases for tests
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# This is usually defined in settings.py by real values, so we can't put it in config.py TEST block
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- app.config["EPEL_RELEASES"] = [1, 2]
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+ app.config["EPEL_RELEASES"] = [98, 99, 100]
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monkeypatch.setattr(CACHE, 'get', mock.MagicMock(return_value=stub_fedora_releases))
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monkeypatch.setattr(pagure, 'get_json', stub_get_json_for_pagure_versions)
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- assert pagure.get_package_versions("completePackage") == pagure_versions_result
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assert pagure.get_package_versions("package") == pagure_versions_result
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+
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+ # Let's add EPEL versions for complete run
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+ pagure_versions_result["EPEL 98"] = {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.el98", "testing": None}
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+ pagure_versions_result["EPEL 99"] = {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.el99", "testing": None}
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+ pagure_versions_result["EPEL 100"] = {"stable": "package-80.0.1-1.el100", "testing": None}
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+
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+ assert pagure.get_package_versions("completePackage") == pagure_versions_result
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frantisekz
commented 3 years ago
Pagure changed it's format of returning package versions for EPEL releases.
It used to be:
{ELXX: {"stable": "version", "testing": "version"}, ...}Now, it is:
{EPEL-XX: {"stable": "version", "testing": "version"}, ...}