We also support that limit being increased automatically once a successful billing charge has gone through
31 lines
969 B
Python
31 lines
969 B
Python
import pytest
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from data import model
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from endpoints.building import start_build, PreparedBuild, MaximumBuildsQueuedException
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from test.fixtures import *
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def test_maximum_builds(app):
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# Change the maximum number of builds to 1.
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user = model.user.create_user('foobar', 'password', 'foo@example.com')
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user.maximum_queued_builds_count = 1
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user.save()
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repo = model.repository.create_repository('foobar', 'somerepo', user)
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# Try to queue a build; should succeed.
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prepared_build = PreparedBuild()
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prepared_build.build_name = 'foo'
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prepared_build.is_manual = True
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prepared_build.dockerfile_id = 'foobar'
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prepared_build.archive_url = 'someurl'
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prepared_build.tags = ['latest']
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prepared_build.subdirectory = '/'
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prepared_build.context = '/'
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prepared_build.metadata = {}
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start_build(repo, prepared_build)
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# Try to queue a second build; should fail.
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with pytest.raises(MaximumBuildsQueuedException):
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start_build(repo, prepared_build)
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