How to use the shiv.constants.DISALLOWED_ARGS function in shiv

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github linkedin / shiv / test / test_cli.py View on Github external
def test_disallowed_args(self, runner, arg):
        """This method tests that all the potential disallowed arguments match their error messages."""

        # run shiv with a disallowed argument
        result = runner(["-o", "tmp", arg])

        # get the 'reason' message:
        for disallowed in DISALLOWED_ARGS:
            if arg in disallowed:
                reason = DISALLOWED_ARGS[disallowed]

        assert result.exit_code == 1

        # assert we got the correct reason
        assert DISALLOWED_PIP_ARGS.format(arg=arg, reason=reason) in result.output
github linkedin / shiv / test / test_cli.py View on Github external
def test_disallowed_args(self, runner, arg):
        """This method tests that all the potential disallowed arguments match their error messages."""

        # run shiv with a disallowed argument
        result = runner(["-o", "tmp", arg])

        # get the 'reason' message:
        for disallowed in DISALLOWED_ARGS:
            if arg in disallowed:
                reason = DISALLOWED_ARGS[disallowed]

        assert result.exit_code == 1

        # assert we got the correct reason
        assert DISALLOWED_PIP_ARGS.format(arg=arg, reason=reason) in result.output