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Jérome Perrin
erp5
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b5dd08c0
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b5dd08c0
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Apr 17, 2022
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Jérome Perrin
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core_test/testERP5Type: target Zope 4 when running ZPublisher tests
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@@ -3242,6 +3242,13 @@ class TestAccessControl(ERP5TypeTestCase):
def
test
(
self
):
self
.
portal
.
person_module
.
newContent
(
immediate_reindex
=
True
)
def
add_tests
(
suite
,
module
):
if
hasattr
(
module
,
'test_suite'
):
return
suite
.
addTest
(
module
.
test_suite
())
for
obj
in
vars
(
module
).
values
():
if
isinstance
(
obj
,
type
)
and
issubclass
(
obj
,
unittest
.
TestCase
):
suite
.
addTest
(
unittest
.
makeSuite
(
obj
))
def
test_suite
():
suite
=
unittest
.
TestSuite
()
...
...
@@ -3250,91 +3257,56 @@ def test_suite():
# run tests for monkey patched ZPublisher modules
import
ZPublisher.tests.testBaseRequest
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testBaseRequest
.
test_suite
()
)
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testBaseRequest
)
import
ZPublisher.tests.testBeforeTraverse
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testBeforeTraverse
.
test_suite
()
)
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testBeforeTraverse
)
import
ZPublisher.tests.testHTTPRangeSupport
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPRangeSupport
.
test_suite
()
)
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPRangeSupport
)
import
ZPublisher.tests.testHTTPRequest
# ERP5 processes requests as utf-8 by default, but we adjust this test assuming that
# default is iso-8859-15
def
forceISO885915DefaultRequestCharset
(
method
):
def
wrapped
(
self
):
from
ZPublisher
import
HTTPRequest
as
module
old_encoding
=
module
.
default_encoding
module
.
default_encoding
=
'iso-8859-15'
try
:
return
method
(
self
)
finally
:
module
.
default_encoding
=
old_encoding
return
wrapped
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPRequest
.
HTTPRequestTests
.
test_processInputs_w_unicode_conversions
=
forceISO885915DefaultRequestCharset
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPRequest
.
HTTPRequestTests
.
test_processInputs_w_unicode_conversions
)
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPRequest
.
test_suite
())
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPRequest
)
import
ZPublisher.tests.testHTTPResponse
# ERP5 forces utf-8 responses by default, but we adjust these tests so that they run
# with iso-8859-15 as default response charset
def
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
method
):
def
wrapped
(
self
):
# here we can use this utility method which clean up at teardown
self
.
_setDefaultEncoding
(
'iso-8859-15'
)
return
method
(
self
)
return
wrapped
HTTPResponseTests
=
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPResponse
.
HTTPResponseTests
HTTPResponseTests
.
test___str__w_body
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test___str__w_body
)
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_ctor_charset_no_content_type_header
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_ctor_charset_no_content_type_header
)
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_ctor_charset_text_header_no_charset_defaults_latin1
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_ctor_charset_text_header_no_charset_defaults_latin1
)
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_ctor_charset_unicode_body_application_header
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_ctor_charset_unicode_body_application_header
)
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_listHeaders_w_body
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_listHeaders_w_body
)
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_2_tuple_w_is_error_converted_to_Site_Error
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_2_tuple_w_is_error_converted_to_Site_Error
)
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_2_tuple_wo_is_error_converted_to_HTML
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_2_tuple_wo_is_error_converted_to_HTML
)
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_object_with_asHTML
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_object_with_asHTML
)
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_object_with_unicode
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_object_with_unicode
)
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_string_HTML
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_string_HTML
)
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_string_not_HTML
=
forceISO885915DefaultResponseCharset
(
HTTPResponseTests
.
test_setBody_string_not_HTML
)
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPResponse
.
test_suite
())
# TODO: why is this failing ? it seems testHTTPResponse is loaded as latin1, even though it
# uses coding: utf-8.
testHTTPResponse_encode_words
=
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPResponse
.
encode_words
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPResponse
.
encode_words
=
unittest
.
expectedFailure
(
testHTTPResponse_encode_words
)
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testHTTPResponse
)
import
ZPublisher.tests.testIterators
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testIterators
.
test_suite
()
)
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testIterators
)
import
ZPublisher.tests.testPostTraversal
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testPostTraversal
.
test_suite
())
import
ZPublisher.tests.testPublish
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testPublish
.
test_suite
())
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testPostTraversal
)
import
ZPublisher.tests.test_Converters
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
test_Converters
.
test_suite
()
)
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
test_Converters
)
# XXX don't run test_WSGIPublisher for now because too many failures
# import ZPublisher.tests.test_WSGIPublisher
# suite.addTest(ZPublisher.tests.test_WSGIPublisher.test_suite())
# XXX don't run test_exception_handling because we have incompatible zope.testbrowser version
# import ZPublisher.tests.test_exception_handling
import
ZPublisher.tests.test_mapply
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
test_mapply
.
test_suite
()
)
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
test_mapply
)
import
ZPublisher.tests.test_xmlrpc
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
test_xmlrpc
.
test_suite
())
import
ZPublisher.tests.test_pubevents
TestGlobalRequestPubEventsAndExceptionUpgrading_afterSetUp
=
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
test_pubevents
.
TestGlobalRequestPubEventsAndExceptionUpgrading
.
afterSetUp
def
afterSetUp
(
self
):
TestGlobalRequestPubEventsAndExceptionUpgrading_afterSetUp
(
self
)
# restore default server name, because some tests from test_pubevents have assertions
# assuming that it will be `nohost`
self
.
app
.
REQUEST
[
'SERVER_NAME'
]
=
'nohost'
self
.
app
.
REQUEST
[
'SERVER_PORT'
]
=
80
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
test_pubevents
.
TestGlobalRequestPubEventsAndExceptionUpgrading
.
afterSetUp
=
afterSetUp
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
test_pubevents
)
import
ZPublisher.tests.testpubevents
suite
.
addTest
(
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
testpubevents
.
test_suite
())
import
ZPublisher.tests.test_utils
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
test_utils
)
import
ZPublisher.tests.test_xmlrpc
add_tests
(
suite
,
ZPublisher
.
tests
.
test_xmlrpc
)
return
suite
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