tests/test-minifileset.py

lfs: gracefully handle aborts on the server when corrupt blobs are detected

The aborts weren't killing the server, but this seems cleaner.  I'm not sure if
it matters to handle the remaining IOError in the test like this, for
consistency.

The error code still feels wrong (especially if the client is trying to download
a corrupt blob) but I don't see anything better in the RFCs, and this is already
used elsewhere because the Batch API spec specifically mentioned this as a
"Validation Error".

from __future__ import absolute_import
from __future__ import print_function

import os
import sys

# make it runnable directly without run-tests.py
sys.path[0:0] = [os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), '..')]

from mercurial import minifileset

def check(text, truecases, falsecases):
    f = minifileset.compile(text)
    for args in truecases:
        if not f(*args):
            print('unexpected: %r should include %r' % (text, args))
    for args in falsecases:
        if f(*args):
            print('unexpected: %r should exclude %r' % (text, args))

check('all()', [('a.php', 123), ('b.txt', 0)], [])
check('none()', [], [('a.php', 123), ('b.txt', 0)])
check('!!!!((!(!!all())))', [], [('a.php', 123), ('b.txt', 0)])

check('"path:a" & (**.b | **.c)', [('a/b.b', 0), ('a/c.c', 0)], [('b/c.c', 0)])
check('(path:a & **.b) | **.c',
      [('a/b.b', 0), ('a/c.c', 0), ('b/c.c', 0)], [])

check('**.bin - size("<20B")', [('b.bin', 21)], [('a.bin', 11), ('b.txt', 21)])

check('!!**.bin or size(">20B") + "path:bin" or !size(">10")',
      [('a.bin', 11), ('b.txt', 21), ('bin/abc', 11)],
      [('a.notbin', 11), ('b.txt', 11), ('bin2/abc', 11)])

check('(**.php and size(">10KB")) | **.zip | ("path:bin" & !"path:bin/README") '
      ' | size(">1M")',
      [('a.php', 15000), ('a.zip', 0), ('bin/a', 0), ('bin/README', 1e7)],
      [('a.php', 5000), ('b.zip2', 0), ('t/bin/a', 0), ('bin/README', 1)])