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Currently, there is one global Variables object, as member of the global Application. When loading profiles, variables are added to it, but never removed. So when switching profiles, there are still variables present from the previous profile. With this commit, the Variables object is now owned by the Profile. It is created by the profile loader, so that more complex laod scenarios (multiple profiles, potentially with includes) still only use one Variables object. Signed-off-by: Adriaan Schmidt <adriaan.schmidt@siemens.com>
66 lines
2.5 KiB
Python
66 lines
2.5 KiB
Python
import unittest
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from tuned.profiles.merger import Merger
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from tuned.profiles.profile import Profile
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from tuned.profiles.variables import Variables
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from collections import OrderedDict
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class MergerTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
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def test_merge_without_replace(self):
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merger = Merger()
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variables = Variables()
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config1 = OrderedDict([
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("main", {"test_option" : "test_value1"}),
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("net", { "devices": "em0", "custom": "custom_value"}),
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])
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profile1 = Profile('test_profile1',config1,variables)
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config2 = OrderedDict([
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('main', {'test_option' : 'test_value2'}),
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('net', { 'devices': 'em1' }),
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])
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profile2 = Profile("test_profile2",config2,variables)
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merged_profile = merger.merge([profile1, profile2])
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self.assertEqual(merged_profile.options["test_option"],"test_value2")
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self.assertIn("net", merged_profile.units)
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self.assertEqual(merged_profile.units["net"].options["custom"],\
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"custom_value")
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self.assertEqual(merged_profile.units["net"].devices, "em1")
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def test_merge_with_replace(self):
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merger = Merger()
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variables = Variables()
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config1 = OrderedDict([
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("main", {"test_option" : "test_value1"}),
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("net", { "devices": "em0", "custom": "option"}),
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])
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profile1 = Profile('test_profile1',config1,variables)
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config2 = OrderedDict([
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("main", {"test_option" : "test_value2"}),
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("net", { "devices": "em1", "replace": True }),
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])
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profile2 = Profile('test_profile2',config2,variables)
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merged_profile = merger.merge([profile1, profile2])
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self.assertEqual(merged_profile.options["test_option"],"test_value2")
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self.assertIn("net", merged_profile.units)
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self.assertNotIn("custom", merged_profile.units["net"].options)
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self.assertEqual(merged_profile.units["net"].devices, "em1")
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def test_merge_multiple_order(self):
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merger = Merger()
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variables = Variables()
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config1 = OrderedDict([ ("main", {"test_option" : "test_value1"}),\
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("net", { "devices": "em0" }) ])
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profile1 = Profile('test_profile1',config1,variables)
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config2 = OrderedDict([ ("main", {"test_option" : "test_value2"}),\
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("net", { "devices": "em1" }) ])
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profile2 = Profile('test_profile2',config2,variables)
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config3 = OrderedDict([ ("main", {"test_option" : "test_value3"}),\
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("net", { "devices": "em2" }) ])
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profile3 = Profile('test_profile3',config3,variables)
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merged_profile = merger.merge([profile1, profile2, profile3])
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self.assertEqual(merged_profile.options["test_option"],"test_value3")
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self.assertIn("net", merged_profile.units)
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self.assertEqual(merged_profile.units["net"].devices, "em2")
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