py-obs 0.0.2

Recording interactions with build.opensuse.org

It can be undesirable to setup packages on the local test instance. We use pytest-recording to record the HTTP requests against OBS for faster unit tests and for not requiring an account for testing.

To create a test which runs against OBS, create a test function with the following markers:

@pytest.mark.vcr(filter_headers=["authorization", "openSUSE_session"])
@pytest.mark.asyncio
async def test_something_against_obs(osc_from_env: OSC_FROM_ENV_T) -> None:
    async for osc in osc_from_env:
        # now we can do something with osc
        pass

The filter_headers is crucial here, as otherwise you’ll record your password & session.

To record the interaction, run the tests once as follows:

$ OSC_USER=$my_obs_account OSC_PASSWORD=$my_obs_password \
      poetry run pytest -vv -k something_against_obs

Replace something_against_obs with the name of your test function (minus the leading test_) or some other filter, to only run this one test function.

A new cassette file should show up in tests/cassettes. Do not forget to commit it into git.