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import json

import warnings

import pytest

import requests

import responses

from gitlab import types, utils

@responses.activate

def test_response_content(capsys):

responses.add(

method="GET",

url="https://example.com",

status=200,

body="test",

content_type="application/octet-stream",

)

resp = requests.get("https://example.com", stream=True)

utils.response_content(

resp, streamed=True, action=None, chunk_size=1024, iterator=False

)

captured = capsys.readouterr()

assert "test" in captured.out

class TestEncodedId:

def test_init_str(self):

obj = utils.EncodedId("Hello")

assert "Hello" == obj

assert "Hello" == str(obj)

assert "Hello" == f"{obj}"

assert isinstance(obj, utils.EncodedId)

obj = utils.EncodedId("this/is a/path")

assert "this%2Fis%20a%2Fpath" == str(obj)

assert "this%2Fis%20a%2Fpath" == f"{obj}"

assert isinstance(obj, utils.EncodedId)

def test_init_int(self):

obj = utils.EncodedId(23)

assert "23" == obj

assert "23" == f"{obj}"

assert isinstance(obj, utils.EncodedId)

def test_init_invalid_type_raises(self):

with pytest.raises(TypeError):

utils.EncodedId(None)

def test_init_encodeid_str(self):

value = "Goodbye"

obj_init = utils.EncodedId(value)

obj = utils.EncodedId(obj_init)

assert value == str(obj)

assert value == f"{obj}"

value = "we got/a/path"

expected = "we%20got%2Fa%2Fpath"

obj_init = utils.EncodedId(value)

assert expected == str(obj_init)

assert expected == f"{obj_init}"

# Show that no matter how many times we recursively call it we still only

# URL-encode it once.

obj = utils.EncodedId(

utils.EncodedId(utils.EncodedId(utils.EncodedId(utils.EncodedId(obj_init))))

)

assert expected == str(obj)

assert expected == f"{obj}"

# Show assignments still only encode once

obj2 = obj

assert expected == str(obj2)

assert expected == f"{obj2}"

def test_init_encodeid_int(self):

value = 23

expected = f"{value}"

obj_init = utils.EncodedId(value)

obj = utils.EncodedId(obj_init)

assert expected == str(obj)

assert expected == f"{obj}"

def test_json_serializable(self):

obj = utils.EncodedId("someone")

assert '"someone"' == json.dumps(obj)

obj = utils.EncodedId("we got/a/path")

assert '"we%20got%2Fa%2Fpath"' == json.dumps(obj)

class TestWarningsWrapper:

def test_warn(self):

warn_message = "short and stout"

warn_source = "teapot"

with warnings.catch_warnings(record=True) as caught_warnings:

utils.warn(message=warn_message, category=UserWarning, source=warn_source)

assert len(caught_warnings) == 1

warning = caught_warnings[0]

# File name is this file as it is the first file outside of the `gitlab/` path.

assert __file__ == warning.filename

assert warning.category == UserWarning

assert isinstance(warning.message, UserWarning)

assert warn_message in str(warning.message)

assert __file__ in str(warning.message)

assert warn_source == warning.source

@pytest.mark.parametrize(

"source,expected",

[

({"a": "", "b": "spam", "c": None}, {"a": "", "b": "spam", "c": None}),

({"a": "", "b": {"c": "spam"}}, {"a": "", "b[c]": "spam"}),

)

def test_copy_dict(source, expected):

dest = {}

utils.copy_dict(src=source, dest=dest)

assert dest == expected

@pytest.mark.parametrize(

"dictionary,expected",

[

({"a": None, "b": "spam"}, {"b": "spam"}),

({"a": "", "b": "spam"}, {"a": "", "b": "spam"}),

({"a": None, "b": None}, {}),

)

def test_remove_none_from_dict(dictionary, expected):

result = utils.remove_none_from_dict(dictionary)

assert result == expected

def test_transform_types_copies_data_with_empty_files():

data = {"attr": "spam"}

new_data, files = utils._transform_types(data, {}, transform_data=True)

assert new_data is not data

assert new_data == data

assert files == {}

def test_transform_types_with_transform_files_populates_files():

custom_types = {"attr": types.FileAttribute}

data = {"attr": "spam"}

new_data, files = utils._transform_types(data, custom_types, transform_data=True)

assert new_data == {}

assert files["attr"] == ("attr", "spam")

def test_transform_types_without_transform_files_populates_data_with_empty_files():

custom_types = {"attr": types.FileAttribute}

data = {"attr": "spam"}

new_data, files = utils._transform_types(

data, custom_types, transform_files=False, transform_data=True

)

assert new_data == {"attr": "spam"}

assert files == {}

def test_transform_types_params_array():

data = {"attr": [1, 2, 3]}

custom_types = {"attr": types.ArrayAttribute}

new_data, files = utils._transform_types(data, custom_types, transform_data=True)

assert new_data is not data

assert new_data == {"attr[]": [1, 2, 3]}

assert files == {}

def test_transform_types_not_params_array():

data = {"attr": [1, 2, 3]}

custom_types = {"attr": types.ArrayAttribute}

new_data, files = utils._transform_types(data, custom_types, transform_data=False)

assert new_data is not data

assert new_data == data

assert files == {}

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