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Split edit ok and edit not ok test into two tests. Having them combined seems to cause them to fail in CI. Will splitting them with separate setup for each work better?
author John Rouillard <rouilj@ieee.org>
date Tue, 05 Jul 2022 02:02:38 -0400
parents adf54478cdaf
children 07ce4e4110f5
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try:
    from secrets import choice, randbelow, token_bytes

    def seed(v=None):
        pass

    is_weak = False
except ImportError:
    import os as _os
    import random as _random

    # prefer to use SystemRandom if it is available
    if hasattr(_random, 'SystemRandom'):
        def seed(v=None):
            pass

        _r = _random.SystemRandom()
        is_weak = False
    else:
        # don't completely throw away the existing state, but add some
        # more random state to the existing state
        def seed(v=None):
            import os, time
            _r.seed((_r.getstate(),
                     v,
                     hasattr(os, 'getpid') and os.getpid(),
                     time.time()))

        # create our own instance so we don't mess with the global
        # random number generator
        _r = _random.Random()
        seed()
        is_weak = True

    choice = _r.choice

    def randbelow(i):
        return _r.randint(0, i - 1)

    if hasattr(_os, 'urandom'):
        def token_bytes(l):
            return _os.urandom(l)
    else:
        def token_bytes(l):
            _bchr = chr if str == bytes else lambda x: bytes((x,))
            return b''.join([_bchr(_r.getrandbits(8)) for i in range(l)])

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