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import logging
import os
from changelogd.utils import add_to_git
from changelogd.utils import get_git_data
def test_get_git_data(fake_process):
fake_process.register_subprocess(
["git", "config", "--list"],
stdout=(
"core.symlinks=false\n"
"core.autocrlf=true\n"
"core.fscache=true\n"
"rebase.autosquash=true\n"
"diff.astextplain.textconv=astextplain\n"
"user.name=Some User\n"
"user.email=user@example.com\n"
"core.bare=false\n"
"core.logallrefupdates=true\n"
"core.symlinks=false\n"
"core.ignorecase=true\n"
"branch.master.remote=origin\n"
"branch.master.merge=refs/heads/master\n"
),
)
git_data = get_git_data()
assert git_data == ("Some User", "user@example.com")
def test_get_git_data_failed(fake_process):
fake_process.register_subprocess(["git", "config", "--list"], returncode=1)
assert get_git_data() is None
def test_add_to_git(fake_process, caplog):
caplog.set_level(logging.INFO)
fake_process.register_subprocess(["git", "add", "/test"])
fake_process.register_subprocess(
["git", "add", "/other-test"], returncode=1, stderr="error message"
)
add_to_git("/test")
assert "Added to git: /test" in caplog.messages
caplog.clear()
add_to_git("/other-test")
assert f"Failed to add to git: error message" in caplog.messages
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