How to use tox_configure method in tox

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test_hooks.py

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...45 # mimics: `tox`46 config = mock.Mock()47 config.option.env = []48 config.option.factor = []49 tox_configure(config)50 get_envlist.assert_not_called()51 @mock.patch('tox_factor.hooks.get_envlist')52 def test_toxfactor_option(self, get_envlist):53 # mimics: `tox -f test`54 config = mock.Mock()55 config.option.env = []56 config.option.factor = ['test']57 tox_configure(config)58 get_envlist.assert_called_once_with(config._cfg, ['test'])59 @mock.patch('tox_factor.hooks.get_envlist')60 @mock.patch.dict('os.environ', {'TOXFACTOR': 'test'})61 def test_toxfactor_envvar(self, get_envlist):62 # mimics: `TOXFACTOR=test tox`63 config = mock.Mock()64 config.option.env = []65 config.option.factor = []66 tox_configure(config)67 get_envlist.assert_called_once_with(config._cfg, ['test'])68 @mock.patch('tox_factor.hooks.get_envlist')69 def test_toxenv_option_supersedes_toxfactor(self, get_envlist):70 # mimics: `tox -e test -f test`71 config = mock.Mock()72 config.option.env = 'test'73 config.option.factor = 'test'74 tox_configure(config)75 get_envlist.assert_not_called()76 @mock.patch('tox_factor.hooks.get_envlist')77 @mock.patch.dict('os.environ', {'TOXENV': 'test'})78 def test_toxenv_envvar_supersedes_toxfactor(self, get_envlist):79 # mimics: `TOXENV=test tox -f test`80 config = mock.Mock()81 config.option.factor = 'test'82 tox_configure(config)83 get_envlist.assert_not_called()84 @mock.patch('tox_factor.hooks.get_envlist')85 @mock.patch.dict('os.environ', {'TOXENV': 'test'})86 def test_toxenv_envvar_and_option_supersedes_toxfactor(self, get_envlist):87 # mimics: `TOXENV=test tox -e test -f test`88 config = mock.Mock()89 config.option.env = 'test'90 config.option.factor = 'test'91 tox_configure(config)92 get_envlist.assert_not_called()93 @mock.patch('tox_factor.hooks.get_envlist')94 @mock.patch.dict('os.environ', {TOX_PARALLEL_ENV: 'test'})95 def test_tox_parallel_env_envvar_noop(self, get_envlist):96 # mimics: `TOX_PARALLEL_ENV=test tox`97 config = mock.Mock()98 tox_configure(config)...

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tests.py

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...6from tox_ipdb import tox_configure, tox_testenv_create7class TestToxConfigure(unittest.TestCase):8 def test_empty_config(self):9 config = Config(sentinel.pluginmanager, sentinel.option, sentinel.interpreters, Parser(), sentinel.args)10 tox_configure(config)11 self.assertEqual(config.envconfigs, {})12 def test_empty_deps(self):13 env_config = TestenvConfig(sentinel.name, sentinel.config, sentinel.factors, sentinel.reader)14 env_config.deps = []15 config = Config(sentinel.pluginmanager, sentinel.option, sentinel.interpreters, Parser(), sentinel.args)16 config.envconfigs[sentinel.name] = env_config17 tox_configure(config)18 self.assertEqual(len(config.envconfigs[sentinel.name].deps), 1)19 self.assertEqual(config.envconfigs[sentinel.name].deps[0].name, 'ipdb')20 def test_deps(self):21 env_config = TestenvConfig(sentinel.name, sentinel.config, sentinel.factors, sentinel.reader)22 env_config.deps = [DepConfig('dummy')]23 config = Config(sentinel.pluginmanager, sentinel.option, sentinel.interpreters, Parser(), sentinel.args)24 config.envconfigs[sentinel.name] = env_config25 tox_configure(config)26 self.assertEqual(len(config.envconfigs[sentinel.name].deps), 2)27 self.assertEqual(config.envconfigs[sentinel.name].deps[0].name, 'dummy')28 self.assertEqual(config.envconfigs[sentinel.name].deps[1].name, 'ipdb')29class TestToxTestenvCreate(unittest.TestCase):30 def test_provision(self):31 config = Config(sentinel.pluginmanager, sentinel.option, sentinel.interpreters, Parser(), sentinel.args)32 config.provision_tox_env = '.tox'33 env_config = TestenvConfig('.tox', config, sentinel.factors, sentinel.reader)34 env_config.deps = []35 venv = VirtualEnv(env_config)36 self.assertIsNone(tox_testenv_create(venv, sentinel.action))37 self.assertEqual(len(env_config.deps), 1)38 self.assertEqual(env_config.deps[0].name, 'tox-ipdb-plugin')39 def test_other_env(self):...

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test_tox_py.py

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...19 )20class TestToxConfigure:21 def test_parallel(self):22 with mock.patch.dict(os.environ, {TOX_PARALLEL_ENV: "1"}):23 result = tox_configure(None)24 assert result is None25 def test_env_set_env_var(self):26 with mock.patch.dict(os.environ, {"TOXENV": "py39"}):27 result = tox_configure(None)28 assert result is None29 def test_env_set_arg(self):30 config = SimpleNamespace(option=SimpleNamespace(env="py39"))31 result = tox_configure(config)32 assert result is None33 def test_py_not_set(self):34 config = SimpleNamespace(option=SimpleNamespace(env=None, py=None))35 result = tox_configure(config)36 assert result is None37 def test_py_set(self):38 config = SimpleNamespace(39 envlist=[40 "py38",41 "py38-something",42 "py39",43 "py39-something",44 ],45 option=SimpleNamespace(env=None, py="39"),46 )47 result = tox_configure(config)48 assert result is None...

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