- Parsing v3 and v4 ccache files to check #1106 (and not support for v1 and v2)
- Parsing creds from kirbi to check #1254
- Checking #1166 parseFile function
This was a pending change to:
- Use the same tagline, copyright and license notice across files.
- Remove authors' contacts that are no longer valid (due to affiliation changes).
- Update repository location.
- Update license file with missing licenses (althought those were already in source files).
This doesn't include any change on the source code, nor any change on current copyright or licenses. Just formatting and phrasing to make our and distro's maintainers life easier.
Continue refactor some of our test cases structure.
Main changes introduced are:
* Moved testing guide as a separate file and added some of the steps to configure the test environment.
* Leveraging unittest.main to catch command-line args and build the default suite.
* Only running GitHub actions workflow once for our own branches/PRs.
* Remote test config file can be specified via an env var now.
* Moved remote test config to a template and ignored config file.
Tests: First batch of changes on refactoring test cases
This is the first part of a larger effort to refactor some of our test cases structure.
Main changes introduced are:
- Using pytest as the testing framework to organize and mark test cases.
- Replacing custom bash scripts with test cases discovery.
- Integrating pytest-cov plugin to easier coverage collection and reporting.
- Marking remote test cases to being able to pick those during run.
- Abstracted remote test cases configuration in a base class.
- Consolidating pytest, coverage and tox configuration in a single tox.ini file.
- Removed some Python 2.5 support and replaced custom compat checks with six.
- Replace unittest.TextTestRunner.run by unittest.main (cherry-picked from f5dab5ca76, thanks @franferrax !)
Similar to and on top of #1053, this moves the credentials/account parsing regex to an utils module and reduces duplicated code in example scripts.
The expected credential format is:
`<DOMAIN></USERNAME><:PASSWORD>`
Note that the regular expression used in `exchanger.py` was different (excluded ':' from the hostname) but I didn't found any reason to keep it different from all other scripts.
This PR:
- Moved credentials parsing routine to an utils module.
- Added unit tests for the new function.
- Using the new function across example scripts that accept a credential/account.
In reviewing #1051 (and related #347) we found out that there's some ugly duplicated code that's better suited for an utils function.
The expected target format is:
`<DOMAIN></USERNAME><:PASSWORD>@HOSTNAME`
This PR:
- Moved target parsing routine to an utils module.
- Added unit tests for the new function.
- Using the new function across example scripts that accept a target.
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