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view tests/test-outgoing-incoming.py @ 197:6949fc164439 2.5
hgclient: look for an open server before closing it in ResponseError block
At least some of the codepaths that can throw a ResponseError close
the server first (the one in _readchannel does so in order to detect
server startup failures, for example), so we have to verify we have a
server to close before doing so, otherwise we can lose the
ResponseError and the user sees an AttributeError when we try to use
.close() on a NoneType.
author | Augie Fackler <raf@durin42.com> |
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date | Sun, 10 Dec 2017 12:52:37 -0500 |
parents | c1b966866ed7 |
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from tests import common import hglib from hglib.util import b class test_outgoing_incoming(common.basetest): def test_no_path(self): self.assertRaises(hglib.error.CommandError, self.client.incoming) def test_empty(self): self.client.clone(dest=b('other')) self.other = hglib.open(b('other')) self.assertEquals(self.other.incoming(), []) self.assertEquals(self.other.outgoing(), []) def test_basic(self): self.append('a', 'a') self.client.commit(b('first'), addremove=True) self.append('a', 'a') self.client.commit(b('second')) self.client.clone(dest=b('other')) other = hglib.open(b('other')) self.assertEquals(self.client.log(), other.log()) self.assertEquals(self.client.outgoing(path=b('other')), other.incoming()) self.append('a', 'a') rev, node = self.client.commit(b('third')) out = self.client.outgoing(path=b('other')) self.assertEquals(len(out), 1) self.assertEquals(out[0].node, node) self.assertEquals(out, other.incoming()) def test_bookmarks(self): self.append('a', 'a') self.client.commit(b('first'), addremove=True) self.append('a', 'a') self.client.commit(b('second')) self.client.clone(dest=b('other')) other = hglib.open(b('other')) self.client.bookmark(b('bm1'), 1) self.assertEquals(other.incoming(bookmarks=True), [(b('bm1'), self.client.tip().node[:12])]) self.assertEquals(self.client.outgoing(path=b('other'), bookmarks=True), [(b('bm1'), self.client.tip().node[:12])])