Best Python code snippet using molecule_python
test_util.py
Source: test_util.py
...97 mocker.call("MOLECULE ENVIRONMENT", "MOLECULE_BAR: bar\n"),98 mocker.call("SHELL REPLAY", "ANSIBLE_FOO=foo MOLECULE_BAR=bar"),99 ]100 assert x == patched_print_debug.mock_calls101def test_run_command_baked_cmd_env():102 cmd = util.BakedCommand(cmd=["printenv", "myvar"], env=dict(myvar="myvalue"))103 result = util.run_command(cmd, env=dict(myvar2="value2"))104 assert result.returncode == 0105 cmd = util.BakedCommand(cmd=["printenv", "myvar2"], env=dict(myvar="myvalue"))106 result = util.run_command(cmd, env=dict(myvar2="value2"))107 assert result.returncode == 0108 # negative test109 cmd = util.BakedCommand(cmd=["printenv", "myvar"], env={})110 result = util.run_command(cmd)111 assert result.returncode == 1112def test_run_command_with_debug_handles_no_env(mocker, patched_print_debug):113 cmd = "ls"114 util.run_command(cmd, debug=True)115 # when env is empty we expect not to print anything...
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