Source code for testing.unit.test_path

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import sys
import unittest

from duplicity import log  # @UnusedImport
from duplicity.path import *  # @UnusedWildImport
from . import UnitTestCase


[docs]class PathTest(UnitTestCase): """Test basic path functions"""
[docs] def setUp(self): super(PathTest, self).setUp() self.unpack_testfiles()
[docs] def test_deltree(self): """Test deleting a tree""" assert not os.system("cp -pR testfiles/deltree testfiles/output") p = Path("testfiles/output") assert p.isdir() p.deltree() assert not p.type, p.type
# FIXME: How does this test make any sense? Two separate Path objects # will never be equal (they don't implement __cmp__ or __eq__) # def test_compare(self): # """Test directory comparisons""" # assert not os.system("cp -pR testfiles/dir1 testfiles/output") # assert Path("testfiles/dir1").compare_recursive(Path("testfiles/output"), 1) # assert not Path("testfiles/dir1").compare_recursive(Path("testfiles/dir2"), 1)
[docs] def test_quote(self): """Test path quoting""" p = Path("hello") assert p.quote() == '"hello"' assert p.quote("\\") == '"\\\\"', p.quote("\\") assert p.quote("$HELLO") == '"\\$HELLO"'
[docs] def test_unquote(self): """Test path unquoting""" p = Path("foo") # just to provide unquote function def t(s): """Run test on string s""" quoted_version = p.quote(s) unquoted = p.unquote(quoted_version) assert unquoted == s, (unquoted, s) t("\\") t("$HELLO") t(" aoe aoe \\ \n`")
[docs] def test_canonical(self): """Test getting canonical version of path""" c = Path(".").get_canonical() assert c == ".", c c = Path("//foo/bar/./").get_canonical() assert c == "/foo/bar", c
[docs] def test_compare_verbose(self): """Run compare_verbose on a few files""" vft = Path("testfiles/various_file_types") assert vft.compare_verbose(vft) reg_file = vft.append("regular_file") assert not vft.compare_verbose(reg_file) assert reg_file.compare_verbose(reg_file) file2 = vft.append("executable") assert not file2.compare_verbose(reg_file) assert file2.compare_verbose(file2)
if __name__ == "__main__": unittest.main()