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import subprocess
from unittest import mock

import ironic_lib
from oslo_concurrency import processutils

from ironic_python_agent.tests.unit import base as ironic_agent_base
from ironic_python_agent import utils


class BlockExecuteTestCase(ironic_agent_base.IronicAgentTest):
    """Test to ensure we block access to the 'execute' type functions"""

    def test_exception_raised_for_execute(self):
        execute_functions = (ironic_lib.utils.execute, processutils.execute,
                             subprocess.call, subprocess.check_call,
                             subprocess.check_output, utils.execute)

        for function_name in execute_functions:
            exc = self.assertRaises(
                Exception,
                function_name,
                ["echo", "%s" % function_name])  # noqa
            # Have to use 'noqa' as we are raising plain Exception and we will
            # get H202 error in 'pep8' check.

            self.assertEqual(
                "Don't call ironic_lib.utils.execute() / "
                "processutils.execute() or similar functions in tests!",
                "%s" % exc)

    @mock.patch.object(utils, "execute", autospec=True)
    def test_can_mock_execute(self, mock_exec):
        # NOTE(jlvillal): We had discovered an issue where mocking wasn't
        # working because we had used a mock to block access to the execute
        # functions. This caused us to "mock a mock" and didn't work correctly.
        # We want to make sure that we can mock our execute functions even with
        # our "block execute" code.
        utils.execute("ls")
        utils.execute("echo")
        self.assertEqual(2, mock_exec.call_count)

    @mock.patch.object(ironic_lib.utils, "execute", autospec=True)
    def test_exception_raised_for_execute_parent_mocked(self, mock_exec):
        # Make sure that even if we mock the parent execute function, that we
        # still get an exception for a child. So in this case utils.execute()
        # calls ironic_lib.utils.execute(). Make sure an exception is raised
        # even though we mocked ironic_lib.utils.execute()
        exc = self.assertRaises(
            Exception,
            utils.execute,
            "ls")  # noqa
        # Have to use 'noqa' as we are raising plain Exception and we will get
        # H202 error in 'pep8' check.

        self.assertEqual(
            "Don't call ironic_lib.utils.execute() / "
            "processutils.execute() or similar functions in tests!",
            "%s" % exc)


class DontBlockExecuteTestCase(ironic_agent_base.IronicAgentTest):
    """Ensure we can turn off blocking access to 'execute' type functions"""

    # Don't block the execute function
    block_execute = False

    @mock.patch.object(ironic_lib.utils, "execute", autospec=True)
    def test_no_exception_raised_for_execute(self, mock_exec):
        # Make sure we can call utils.execute() even though we didn't mock it.
        # We do mock ironic_lib.utils.execute() so we don't actually execute
        # anything.
        utils.execute("ls")
        utils.execute("echo")
        self.assertEqual(2, mock_exec.call_count)