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# This Source Code Form is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public
# License, v. 2.0. If a copy of the MPL was not distributed with this
import mozunit
import pytest
@pytest.fixture
def parse(get_reftest, normalize):
output = pytest.importorskip("output")
reftest, options = get_reftest(tests=["dummy"])
reftest._populate_logger(options)
reftest.outputHandler = output.OutputHandler(
reftest.log, options.utilityPath, options.symbolsPath
)
def resolve(path):
path = normalize(path)
def inner(*manifests):
assert len(manifests) > 0
manifests = {m: (None, "id") for m in map(resolve, manifests)}
return reftest.getActiveTests(manifests, options)
return inner
def test_parse_test_types(parse):
tests = parse("types.list")
assert tests[0]["type"] == "=="
assert tests[1]["type"] == "!="
assert tests[2]["type"] == "load"
assert tests[3]["type"] == "script"
assert tests[4]["type"] == "print"
def test_parse_failure_type_interactions(parse):
"""Tests interactions between skip and fails."""
tests = parse("failure-type-interactions.list")
for t in tests:
if "skip" in t["name"]:
assert t["skip"]
else:
assert not t["skip"]
# 0 => EXPECTED_PASS, 1 => EXPECTED_FAIL
if "fails" in t["name"]:
assert t["expected"] == 1
else:
assert t["expected"] == 0
def test_parse_invalid_manifests(parse):
# XXX We should assert that the output contains the appropriate error
# message, but we seem to be hitting an issue in pytest that is preventing
# us from capturing the Gecko output with the capfd fixture. See:
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
parse("invalid-defaults.list")
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
parse("invalid-defaults-include.list")
with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
parse("invalid-include.list")
if __name__ == "__main__":
mozunit.main()