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deb-murano/murano/tests/unit/dsl/test_helpers.py
Omar Shykhkerimov 36b9110be2 Refactor merge_dicts helper function tests
merge_dicts function wasn't covered with all the needed tests and
had some issues in code. So it's refactored.

Additionaly used here function merge_lists was refactored.

Change-Id: If7f00b8ffb42773bd79d97f2f3783b5afff41f50
2016-08-11 19:56:26 +03:00

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from murano.dsl import helpers
from murano.tests.unit import base
class TestMergeDicts(base.MuranoTestCase):
def check(self, dict1, dict2, expected):
result = helpers.merge_dicts(dict1, dict2)
self.assertEqual(expected, result)
def test_dicts_plain(self):
dict1 = {"a": "1"}
dict2 = {"a": "100", "ab": "12"}
expected = {"a": "100", "ab": "12"}
self.check(dict1, dict2, expected)
def test_different_types_none(self):
dict1 = {"a": "1"}
dict2 = {"a": None, "ab": "12"}
expected = {"a": "1", "ab": "12"}
self.check(dict1, dict2, expected)
def test_different_types_of_iterable(self):
dict1 = {"a": {"ab": "1"}}
dict2 = {"a": ["ab", "1"]}
self.assertRaises(TypeError, helpers.merge_dicts, dict1, dict2)
def test_merge_nested_dicts(self):
dict1 = {"a": {"ab": {}, "abc": "1"}}
dict2 = {"a": {"abc": "123"}}
expected = {"a": {"ab": {}, "abc": "123"}}
self.check(dict1, dict2, expected)
def test_merge_nested_dicts_with_max_levels(self):
dict1 = {"a": {"ab": {"abcd": "1234"}, "abc": "1"}}
dict2 = {"a": {"ab": {"y": "9"}, "abc": "123"}}
expected = {"a": {"ab": {"y": "9"}, "abc": "123"}}
result = helpers.merge_dicts(dict1, dict2, max_levels=2)
self.assertEqual(expected, result)
def test_merge_with_lists(self):
dict1 = {"a": [1, 2]}
dict2 = {"a": [1, 3, 2, 4]}
expected = {"a": [1, 2, 3, 4]}
self.check(dict1, dict2, expected)