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Xavier Thompson
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cb78e6b2
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cb78e6b2
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Mar 24, 2017
by
Julien Muchembled
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qa: add a basic assertion in Patch to detect when patched code changes
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@@ -409,10 +409,14 @@ class Patch(object):
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@@ -409,10 +409,14 @@ class Patch(object):
Usage:
Usage:
with Patch(someObject, attrToPatch=newValue) as patch:
with Patch(someObject,
[new,]
attrToPatch=newValue) as patch:
[... code that runs with patches ...]
[... code that runs with patches ...]
[... code that runs without patch ...]
[... code that runs without patch ...]
The 'new' positional parameter defaults to False and it must be equal to
not hasattr(someObject, 'attrToPatch')
It is an assertion to detect when a Patch is obsolete.
' as patch' is optional: 'patch.revert()' can be used to revert patches
' as patch' is optional: 'patch.revert()' can be used to revert patches
in the middle of the 'with' clause.
in the middle of the 'with' clause.
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@@ -424,7 +428,7 @@ class Patch(object):
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@@ -424,7 +428,7 @@ class Patch(object):
In this case, patches are automatically reverted when 'patch' is deleted.
In this case, patches are automatically reverted when 'patch' is deleted.
For patched callables, the new one receives the original value as first
For patched callables, the new one receives the original value as first
argument.
argument
if 'new' is True
.
Alternative usage:
Alternative usage:
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@@ -448,16 +452,22 @@ class Patch(object):
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@@ -448,16 +452,22 @@ class Patch(object):
return
self
return
self
return
patch
return
patch
def
__init__
(
self
,
patched
,
**
patch
):
def
__init__
(
self
,
patched
,
*
args
,
**
patch
):
new
,
=
args
or
(
0
,)
(
name
,
patch
),
=
patch
.
iteritems
()
(
name
,
patch
),
=
patch
.
iteritems
()
self
.
_patched
=
patched
self
.
_patched
=
patched
self
.
_name
=
name
self
.
_name
=
name
if
callable
(
patch
):
try
:
wrapped
=
getattr
(
patched
,
name
,
None
)
wrapped
=
getattr
(
patched
,
name
)
func
=
patch
except
AttributeError
:
patch
=
lambda
*
args
,
**
kw
:
func
(
wrapped
,
*
args
,
**
kw
)
assert
new
,
(
patched
,
name
)
if
callable
(
wrapped
):
else
:
patch
=
wraps
(
wrapped
)(
patch
)
assert
not
new
,
(
patched
,
name
)
if
callable
(
patch
):
func
=
patch
patch
=
lambda
*
args
,
**
kw
:
func
(
wrapped
,
*
args
,
**
kw
)
if
callable
(
wrapped
):
patch
=
wraps
(
wrapped
)(
patch
)
self
.
_patch
=
patch
self
.
_patch
=
patch
try
:
try
:
orig
=
patched
.
__dict__
[
name
]
orig
=
patched
.
__dict__
[
name
]
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