superset/tests/unit_tests/utils/docker.py

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import os
import sys
from unittest.mock import patch
import pytest
SHA = "22e7c602b9aa321ec7e0df4bb0033048664dcdf0"
PR_ID = "666"
OLD_REL = "2.1.0"
NEW_REL = "2.1.1"
REPO = "apache/superset"
# Add the 'scripts' directory to sys.path
scripts_dir = os.path.abspath(
os.path.join(os.path.dirname(__file__), "../../../scripts")
)
sys.path.append(scripts_dir)
import build_docker as docker_utils # Replace with the actual function name
@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def set_env_var():
os.environ["TEST_ENV"] = "true"
yield
del os.environ["TEST_ENV"]
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"release, expected_bool",
[
("2.1.0", False),
("2.1.1", True),
("1.0.0", False),
("3.0.0", True),
],
)
def test_is_latest_release(release, expected_bool):
assert docker_utils.is_latest_release(release) == expected_bool
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"build_preset, build_platform, sha, build_context, build_context_ref, expected_tags",
[
# PRs
(
"lean",
"linux/arm64",
SHA,
"pull_request",
PR_ID,
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60-arm", f"{REPO}:{SHA}-arm"],
),
(
"lean",
"linux/amd64",
SHA,
"pull_request",
PR_ID,
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60", f"{REPO}:{SHA}"],
),
(
"dev",
"linux/arm64",
SHA,
"pull_request",
PR_ID,
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60-dev-arm", f"{REPO}:{SHA}-dev-arm"],
),
(
"dev",
"linux/amd64",
SHA,
"pull_request",
PR_ID,
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60-dev", f"{REPO}:{SHA}-dev"],
),
# old releases
(
"lean",
"linux/arm64",
SHA,
"release",
OLD_REL,
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60-arm", f"{REPO}:{SHA}-arm", f"{REPO}:{OLD_REL}-arm"],
),
(
"lean",
"linux/amd64",
SHA,
"release",
OLD_REL,
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60", f"{REPO}:{SHA}", f"{REPO}:{OLD_REL}"],
),
(
"dev",
"linux/arm64",
SHA,
"release",
OLD_REL,
[
f"{REPO}:22e7c60-dev-arm",
f"{REPO}:{SHA}-dev-arm",
f"{REPO}:{OLD_REL}-dev-arm",
],
),
(
"dev",
"linux/amd64",
SHA,
"release",
OLD_REL,
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60-dev", f"{REPO}:{SHA}-dev", f"{REPO}:{OLD_REL}-dev"],
),
# new releases
(
"lean",
"linux/arm64",
SHA,
"release",
NEW_REL,
[
f"{REPO}:22e7c60-arm",
f"{REPO}:{SHA}-arm",
f"{REPO}:{NEW_REL}-arm",
f"{REPO}:latest-arm",
],
),
(
"lean",
"linux/amd64",
SHA,
"release",
NEW_REL,
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60", f"{REPO}:{SHA}", f"{REPO}:{NEW_REL}", f"{REPO}:latest"],
),
(
"dev",
"linux/arm64",
SHA,
"release",
NEW_REL,
[
f"{REPO}:22e7c60-dev-arm",
f"{REPO}:{SHA}-dev-arm",
f"{REPO}:{NEW_REL}-dev-arm",
f"{REPO}:latest-dev-arm",
],
),
(
"dev",
"linux/amd64",
SHA,
"release",
NEW_REL,
[
f"{REPO}:22e7c60-dev",
f"{REPO}:{SHA}-dev",
f"{REPO}:{NEW_REL}-dev",
f"{REPO}:latest-dev",
],
),
# merge on master
(
"lean",
"linux/arm64",
SHA,
"push",
"master",
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60-arm", f"{REPO}:{SHA}-arm", f"{REPO}:master-arm"],
),
(
"lean",
"linux/amd64",
SHA,
"push",
"master",
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60", f"{REPO}:{SHA}", f"{REPO}:master"],
),
(
"dev",
"linux/arm64",
SHA,
"push",
"master",
[
f"{REPO}:22e7c60-dev-arm",
f"{REPO}:{SHA}-dev-arm",
f"{REPO}:master-dev-arm",
],
),
(
"dev",
"linux/amd64",
SHA,
"push",
"master",
[f"{REPO}:22e7c60-dev", f"{REPO}:{SHA}-dev", f"{REPO}:master-dev"],
),
],
)
def test_get_docker_tags(
build_preset, build_platform, sha, build_context, build_context_ref, expected_tags
):
tags = docker_utils.get_docker_tags(
build_preset, build_platform, sha, build_context, build_context_ref
)
for tag in expected_tags:
assert tag in tags
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"build_preset, build_platform, is_authenticated, sha, build_context, build_context_ref, contains",
[
(
"lean",
"linux/amd64",
True,
SHA,
"push",
"master",
["--push", f"-t {REPO}:master "],
),
(
"dev",
"linux/amd64",
False,
SHA,
"push",
"master",
["--load", f"-t {REPO}:master-dev "],
),
],
)
def test_get_docker_command(
build_preset,
build_platform,
is_authenticated,
sha,
build_context,
build_context_ref,
contains,
):
cmd = docker_utils.get_docker_command(
build_preset,
build_platform,
is_authenticated,
sha,
build_context,
build_context_ref,
)
for s in contains:
assert s in cmd