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Add tests to BasicDatabase and merge implementations
test/session_common.py:
add new tests:
* test set with bad __timestamps
* test get on missing item with no default
* test clear() method
* test new lifetime() method
everything below here was needed to get the tests to work across all
db's.
roundup/backends/sessions_dbm.py:
make set() validate __timestamp as float. If invalid and item is new,
set it to time.time(). If invalid and item exists keep original
timestamp.
add lifetime(key_lifetime) method. Given key_lifetime in seconds,
generate a __timestamp that will be deleted after that many seconds.
roundup/backends/sessions_rdbms.py:
make set() behave the same as session_dbm.
add lifetime method as above.
roundup/backends/sessions_sqlite.py:
import session_rdbms::BasicDatabase and override __init__.
rather than cloning all the code. Kept a few logging and sql methods.
roundup/test/memorydb.py:
make get() on a missing key return KeyError
make set() conform to dbm/rdbms implementations.
| author | John Rouillard <rouilj@ieee.org> |
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| date | Mon, 25 Jul 2022 21:21:26 -0400 |
| parents | e4db9d0b85c7 |
| children | c65e0a725c88 |
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"""Random tests for anypy modules""" import unittest from roundup.anypy.strings import repr_export, eval_import import sys _py3 = sys.version_info[0] > 2 class StringsTest(unittest.TestCase): def test_import_params(self): """ issue2551170 - handle long int in history/journal params tuple """ # python2 export with id as number val = eval_import("('issue', 2345L, 'status')") self.assertSequenceEqual(val, ('issue', 2345, 'status')) # python3 export with id as number val = eval_import("('issue', 2345, 'status')") self.assertSequenceEqual(val, ('issue', 2345, 'status')) # python2 or python3 export with id as string val = eval_import("('issue', '2345', 'status')") self.assertSequenceEqual(val, ('issue', '2345', 'status')) def test_export_params(self): """ issue2551170 - handle long int in history/journal params tuple """ # python2 export with id as number if _py3: val = repr_export(('issue', 2345, 'status')) self.assertEqual(val, "('issue', 2345, 'status')") else: val = repr_export(('issue', long(2345), 'status')) self.assertEqual(val, "('issue', 2345L, 'status')") # python2 or python3 export with id as string val = repr_export(('issue', '2345', 'status')) self.assertEqual(val, "('issue', '2345', 'status')")
