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view tests/test_hooks.py @ 932:dfb3afa6c619
stupid: Fail over to full revision when a PatchError is thrown (issue294)
Also give an enhanced exception message when an AssertionError is thrown
out of subvertpy. Can't test this as throwing an exception from the
appropriate place leaves file handles open in the SVN repository,
resulting in a failure to clean up in tearDown().
author | Tim Delaney <timothy.c.delaney@gmail.com> |
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date | Tue, 18 Sep 2012 13:18:22 +1000 |
parents | 92bd7b3678ea |
children | d741f536f23a |
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import sys import test_util import unittest from mercurial import hg from mercurial import commands class TestHooks(test_util.TestBase): def setUp(self): super(TestHooks, self).setUp() def _loadupdate(self, fixture_name, *args, **kwargs): kwargs = kwargs.copy() kwargs.update(stupid=False, noupdate=False) repo, repo_path = self.load_and_fetch(fixture_name, *args, **kwargs) return repo, repo_path def test_updatemetahook(self): repo, repo_path = self._loadupdate('single_rev.svndump') state = repo.parents() self.add_svn_rev(repo_path, {'trunk/alpha': 'Changed'}) commands.pull(self.repo.ui, self.repo) # Clone to a new repository and add a hook new_wc_path = "%s-2" % self.wc_path commands.clone(self.repo.ui, self.wc_path, new_wc_path) newrepo = hg.repository(test_util.testui(), new_wc_path) newrepo.ui.setconfig('hooks', 'changegroup.meta', 'python:hgsubversion.hooks.updatemeta.hook') # Commit a rev that should trigger svn meta update self.add_svn_rev(repo_path, {'trunk/alpha': 'Changed Again'}) commands.pull(self.repo.ui, self.repo) self.called = False import hgsubversion.svncommands oldupdatemeta = hgsubversion.svncommands.updatemeta def _updatemeta(ui, repo, args=[]): self.called = True hgsubversion.svncommands.updatemeta = _updatemeta # Pull and make sure our updatemeta function gets called commands.pull(newrepo.ui, newrepo) hgsubversion.svncommands.updatemeta = oldupdatemeta self.assertTrue(self.called) def suite(): return unittest.findTestCases(sys.modules[__name__])