Test for gocept.cvs
===================

Setup
-----

We set up the CVS repository:

>>> import cvsrep
>>> cvstest = cvsrep.CVSTestRepository()
>>> cvstest.create()
>>> cvstest.create_testproject('myTestTag')

Tags
----

We setup a new testproject with a given TAG:

>>> cd(sample_buildout)
>>> buildout_contents = '''
... [buildout]
... parts = cvspart
...
... [cvspart]
... recipe = gocept.cvs
... cvsroot = %s
... destination = products
... modules = gocept.test;myTestTag;gocept.test''' % cvstest.cvsrep_path
>>> write('buildout.cfg', buildout_contents)

And run buildout:

>>> print system(buildout)
Installing cvspart.
U  gocept.test/.cvsignore
U  gocept.test/file
cvs checkout: Updating gocept.test

The checkout should now have a sticky tag:

>>> print system('cvs st parts/products/gocept.test/file')
====...
Sticky Tag:  myTestTag (branch: 1.1.1)
...

We run buildout again and the sticky tag should stay:

>>> print system(buildout)
Updating cvspart.
>>> print system('cvs st parts/products/gocept.test/file')
====...
Sticky Tag:  myTestTag (branch: 1.1.1)
...


Now we change the configuration to use the HEAD,

>>> buildout_contents = buildout_contents.replace('myTestTag', 'HEAD')
>>> write('buildout.cfg', buildout_contents)

and run the buildout again, which leads to reinstalling the part:

>>> print system(buildout)
Uninstalling cvspart.
Running uninstall recipe.
Installing cvspart.
U gocept.test/.cvsignore
U gocept.test/file
...

We should now have no sticky tag.

>>> print system('cvs st parts/products/gocept.test/file')
===...
Sticky Tag: (none)
...



HEAD checkouts
--------------

We add another module, which we checkout from the HEAD. This checked out
product shouldn't have any sticky tags:

>>> buildout_contents = '''
... [buildout]
... parts = cvspart
...
... [cvspart]
... recipe = gocept.cvs
... cvsroot = %s
... destination = products
... modules = gocept.test;myTestTag;gocept.test
...           gocept.test;HEAD;secondgocept.test''' % cvstest.cvsrep_path
>>> write('buildout.cfg', buildout_contents)

And run buildout:

>>> print system(buildout)
Uninstalling cvspart.
Running uninstall recipe.
Installing cvspart.
U gocept.test/.cvsignore
U gocept.test/file
U secondgocept.test/.cvsignore
U secondgocept.test/file
cvs checkout: Updating gocept.test
cvs checkout: Updating secondgocept.test

The checkout itself was a HEAD checkout, but it should not have a sticky
"HEAD" tag:

>>> print system('cvs st parts/products/secondgocept.test/file')
===...
Sticky Tag: (none)
...

We run buildout again and there should be again no sticky tag:

>>> print system(buildout)
Updating cvspart.
>>> print system('cvs st parts/products/secondgocept.test/file')
====...
Sticky Tag: (none)
...


Nested checkouts
----------------

If we have nested checkouts we need to test, that no checkouts "inherit"
tags from checkouts 'above'. We checkout an additional module in
gocept.test:

>>> buildout_contents = '''
... [buildout]
... parts = cvspart
...
... [cvspart]
... recipe = gocept.cvs
... cvsroot = %s
... destination = nested
... modules = gocept.test;myTestTag;gocept.test
...           gocept.test;HEAD;gocept.test/nested.test''' % cvstest.cvsrep_path
>>> write('buildout.cfg', buildout_contents)

Run buildout again. This checkout works with no problems:

>>> print system(buildout)
Uninstalling cvspart.
Running uninstall recipe.
Installing cvspart.
U gocept.test/.cvsignore
U gocept.test/file
U nested.test/.cvsignore
U nested.test/file
cvs checkout: Updating gocept.test
cvs checkout: Updating nested.test
>>> print system('cvs st parts/nested/gocept.test/file')
====...
Sticky Tag: myTestTag (branch: 1.1.1)
...
>>> print system('cvs st parts/nested/gocept.test/nested.test/file')
====...
Sticky Tag: (none)
...

If we run a buildout with the install command again, everything should
be fine as well:

>>> print system(buildout + ' -n install cvspart')
Updating cvspart.
>>> print system('cvs st parts/nested/gocept.test/file')
====...
Sticky Tag: myTestTag (branch: 1.1.1)
...
>>> print system('cvs st parts/nested/gocept.test/nested.test/file')
====...
Sticky Tag: (none)
...


