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bake: Better error handling for the processing pipeline.
Pipeline jobs now keep track of whether they've seen any errors. This is
aggregated into an overall "success" flag for the processing record. Also, jobs
keep going as long as there's no critical (i.e. internal) failure happening.
Errors raised by processors are also better tracked: the actual processor that
failed, along with the input file, are tracks in the processing record.
The `bake` command returns a failure exit code if processing saw any error.
author | Ludovic Chabant <ludovic@chabant.com> |
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date | Sat, 31 Jan 2015 17:08:02 -0800 |
parents | 474c9882decf |
children | 72f17534d58e |
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import pytest from piecrust.page import parse_segments test_parse_segments_data1 = ("", {'content': ''}) test_parse_segments_data2 = ("Foo bar", {'content': 'Foo bar'}) test_parse_segments_data3 = ("""Something that spans several lines like this""", {'content': """Something that spans several lines like this"""}) test_parse_segments_data4 = ("""Blah blah ---foo--- Something else ---bar--- Last thing """, { 'content': "Blah blah\n", 'foo': "Something else\n", 'bar': "Last thing\n"}) test_parse_segments_data5 = ("""Blah blah <--textile--> Here's some textile """, { 'content': [ ("Blah blah\n", None), ("Here's some textile\n", 'textile')]}) test_parse_segments_data6 = ("""Blah blah Whatever <--textile--> Oh well, that's good ---foo--- Another segment With another... <--change--> ...of formatting. """, { 'content': [ ("Blah blah\nWhatever\n", None), ("Oh well, that's good\n", 'textile')], 'foo': [ ("Another segment\nWith another...\n", None), ("...of formatting.\n", 'change')]}) @pytest.mark.parametrize('text, expected', [ test_parse_segments_data1, test_parse_segments_data2, test_parse_segments_data3, test_parse_segments_data4, test_parse_segments_data5, test_parse_segments_data6, ]) def test_parse_segments(text, expected): actual = parse_segments(text) assert actual is not None assert list(actual.keys()) == list(expected.keys()) for key, val in expected.items(): if isinstance(val, str): assert len(actual[key].parts) == 1 assert actual[key].parts[0].content == val assert actual[key].parts[0].fmt is None else: assert len(actual[key].parts) == len(val) for i, part in enumerate(val): assert actual[key].parts[i].content == part[0] assert actual[key].parts[i].fmt == part[1]