How to use test_configure_environment method in toolium

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test_environment.py

Source: test_environment.py Github

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...107 fi108 """109 )110 assert_script_succeeds_in_action_context(action, check_script, monkeypatch)111def test_configure_environment(orchestra: OrchestraShim, monkeypatch):112 """Checks that the configure script gets executed in the expected environment.113 This means:114 - checking that the user can set and unset custom variables115 - checking that orchestra global variables have the expected value116 - checking that the configure-specific variables have the expected value117 """118 config = orchestra.configuration119 action = config.components["component_A"].default_build.configure120 configure_script_suffix = 'mkdir -p "$BUILD_DIR"'121 assert_user_can_set_action_environment(action, orchestra, monkeypatch, script_suffix=configure_script_suffix)122 assert_action_has_correct_global_environment(action, orchestra, monkeypatch, script_suffix=configure_script_suffix)123 # Check configure-specific variables124 check_script = dedent(125 rf"""...

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test_yanom.py

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...90def test_configure_environment_debug():91 with patch("yanom.run_yanom", autospec=True):92 yanom.main(["pytest", "-l", "debug"])93 assert config.yanom_globals.logger_level == logging.DEBUG94def test_configure_environment():95 with patch("yanom.run_yanom", autospec=True):96 config.yanom_globals.logger_level = logging.DEBUG97 command_line_sys_argv = ["pytest"]98 yanom.main(command_line_sys_argv)99 assert config.yanom_globals.logger_level == logging.INFO100def test_handle_unhandled_exception(caplog):101 assert sys.excepthook is yanom.handle_unhandled_exception102 try:103 1 /​ 0104 except ZeroDivisionError:105 yanom.handle_unhandled_exception(*sys.exc_info())106 assert "Unhandled exception" in caplog.text107def test_handle_unhandled_exception_keyboard_interupt(caplog):108 assert sys.excepthook is yanom.handle_unhandled_exception...

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test_API_Client.py

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...49 # pprint(result)50 def test_version(self):51 result = self.client.version()52 assert result['version'] == API_VERSION53 def test_configure_environment(self):54 data = { "hd1_path" : "./​test_data/​scenario-1/​hd1",55 "hd2_path" : "./​test_data/​scenario-1/​hd1",56 "hd3_path" : "./​test_data/​scenario-1/​hd1"}57 response=self.client.configure_environment(data=data)58 assert response.status_code is 20059 assert response.json() == data60 @pytest.mark.skip("this is breaking current .env file (this needs to run on a temp .env file)")61 def test_set_gw_sdk_endpoints(self):62 data = { "Endpoints": [{ "IP": "91.109.25.70", "Port": "8080" } ] }63 response = self.client.set_gw_sdk_endpoints(data=data)64 assert response.status_code == 200...

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