The workflow for modifying test server fixture is to run unit tests, pause them halfway, make changes and save the resulting fixture. (See test_perforce.py:test_fixture)
Instead, it would be better to write as code:
server = setup_server()
server.add_stream("my-stream")
client = setup_client(server, stream="my-stream")
changelist = client.new_changelist()
changelist.add_file('file.txt', content="Hello World")
client.submit(changelist)
changelist = client.new_changelist()
changelist.add_file('file.txt', content="Goodbye World")
client.shelve(changelist)This would setup a server with one stream, where a client submitted a changelist and holds a shelved changelist.
This way, we can more easily create and test different scenarios.
The workflow for modifying test server fixture is to run unit tests, pause them halfway, make changes and save the resulting fixture. (See test_perforce.py:test_fixture)
Instead, it would be better to write as code:
This would setup a server with one stream, where a client submitted a changelist and holds a shelved changelist.
This way, we can more easily create and test different scenarios.