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How to use compare_versions method in autotest

Best Python code snippet using autotest_python

util.py

...86    def __gt__(self, other: "Version") -> bool:87        return self.cmp_value() > other.cmp_value()88    def __str__(self) -> str:89        return self.string90def compare_versions(a: Union[Version, str], b: Union[Version, str]):91    """92    >>> compare_versions("1.0.0", "1.0.1")93    -194    >>> compare_versions("2.0.0", "1.0.1")95    196    >>> compare_versions("1.2.3u2", "1.2.3")97    198    >>> compare_versions("1.2.3a2", "1.2.3")99    -1100    >>> compare_versions("2.0.0", "2.0.0beta3")101    1102    >>> compare_versions("2.0.1", "2.0.0~beta3")103    1104    >>> compare_versions("2.0.0", "2.0.0~beta3")105    1106    >>> compare_versions("2.5.30~dev", "2.5.30")107    -1108    >>> compare_versions("2.5.30~dev2", "2.5.30~dev1")109    1110    >>> compare_versions("2.6beta", "2.5.30~dev1")111    1112    >>> compare_versions("2.6beta", "2.6")113    -1114    >>> compare_versions("2.6beta", "2.6.0")115    -1116    >>> compare_versions("2.6beta", "2.6.1")117    -1118    >>> compare_versions("2.6.0beta1", "2.6.1")119    -1120    >>> compare_versions("5.9.1.1", "5.9.1dev")121    1122    >>> compare_versions("5.9.1.1", "5.9.2dev")123    -1124    >>> compare_versions("3.8.1qemu2.2.0", "3.9.1qemu2.2.0")125    -1126    >>> compare_versions("3.8.1qemu2.4.0", "3.8.1qemu2.2.0")127    1128    >>> compare_versions("1.22.2-1", "1.22.2")129    1130    >>> compare_versions("1.22.2-0", "1.22.2")131    1132    >>> compare_versions("3.3-0", "3.4")133    -1134    >>> compare_versions("3.3-0", "3.3-1")135    -1136    >>> compare_versions("3.3~fs0", "3.4")137    -1138    >>> compare_versions("3.3~fs0", "3.3~fs1")139    -1140    >>> compare_versions("1.22.2fs1", "1.22.2")141    1142    >>> compare_versions("1.22.2fs0", "1.22.2")143    1144    """145    # >>> compare_versions("2.6.0beta1", "2.6.0beta1.1")146    # -1147    # >>> compare_versions("2.6.0beta2", "2.6.0beta1.1")148    # 1149    if isinstance(a, Version):150        pass151    elif isinstance(a, str):152        a = Version(a)153    else:154        raise TypeError("Not a valid version string or object")155    if isinstance(b, Version):156        pass157    elif isinstance(b, str):158        b = Version(b)159    else:160        raise TypeError("Not a valid version string or object")161    # cmp is gone in Python 3...

test_version.py

Source: test_version.py

...10    "Test version checks"11    def test_version_equal(self):12        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22.0"13        current_version = "0.22.0"14        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)15        self.assertEqual(result, "equal")16    def test_version_rc_equal(self):17        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22.0-rc.1"18        current_version = "0.22.0-rc.1"19        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)20        self.assertEqual(result, "equal")21    def test_version_major_equal(self):22        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22"23        current_version = "0.22.1"24        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)25        self.assertEqual(result, "equal")26    def test_version_one_rc_major_equal(self):27        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22"28        current_version = "0.22.1-rc.1"29        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)30        self.assertEqual(result, "equal")31    def test_version_greater(self):32        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22.1"33        current_version = "0.22.0"34        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)35        self.assertEqual(result, "greater")36    def test_version_one_rc_greater(self):37        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22.0"38        current_version = "0.22.0-rc.1"39        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)40        self.assertEqual(result, "greater")41    def test_version_both_rc_greater(self):42        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22.1-rc.1"43        current_version = "0.22.0-rc.1"44        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)45        self.assertEqual(result, "greater")46    def test_version_both_rc_major_greater(self):47        dot_kapitan_version = "0.23.0-rc.1"48        current_version = "0.22.0-rc.1"49        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)50        self.assertEqual(result, "greater")51    def test_version_lower(self):52        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22.0"53        current_version = "0.22.1"54        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)55        self.assertEqual(result, "lower")56    def test_version_one_rc_lower(self):57        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22.0-rc.1"58        current_version = "0.22.0"59        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)60        self.assertEqual(result, "lower")61    def test_version_both_rc_lower(self):62        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22.0-rc.1"63        current_version = "0.22.1-rc.1"64        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)65        self.assertEqual(result, "lower")66    def test_version_both_rc_major_lower(self):67        dot_kapitan_version = "0.22.0-rc.1"68        current_version = "0.23.0-rc.1"69        result = compare_versions(dot_kapitan_version, current_version)...

utils_test.py

Source: utils_test.py

1from vulnix.utils import compare_versions, split_components, haskeys2def test_compare_versions():3    """Tests from https://nixos.org/nix/manual/#ssec-version-comparisons"""4    assert -1 == compare_versions('1.0', '2.3')5    assert -1 == compare_versions('2.1', '2.3')6    assert 0 == compare_versions('2.3', '2.3')7    assert 1 == compare_versions('2.5', '2.3')8    assert 1 == compare_versions('3.1', '2.3')9    assert 1 == compare_versions('2.3.1', '2.3')10    assert 1 == compare_versions('2.3.1', '2.3a')11    assert 1 == compare_versions('2.3', '2.3pre')12    assert -1 == compare_versions('2.3pre1', '2.3')13    assert -1 == compare_versions('2.3pre3', '2.3pre12')14    assert -1 == compare_versions('2.3a', '2.3c')15    assert -1 == compare_versions('2.3pre1', '2.3c')16    assert -1 == compare_versions('2.3pre1', '2.3q')17def test_split_components():18    assert ['2', '3', 'pre', '1'] == list(split_components('2.3pre1'))19    assert ['2019', '11', '01'] == list(split_components('2019-11-01'))20    assert ['5', '1', 'a', 'lts'] == list(split_components('5.1a-lts'))21def test_haskeys():22    assert not haskeys({}, 'foo')23    assert haskeys({'foo': 1}, 'foo')24    assert not haskeys({'foo': 1}, 'foo', 'bar')25    assert haskeys({'foo': {'bar': 1}}, 'foo', 'bar')...

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