digital-garbageandClaude Opus 5
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Release codenames, the way Ubuntu does it: an adjective and a vegetable sharing an initial, advancing alphabetically, one per MAJOR version — so all of 3.x is "Auspicious Asparagus" and only a new major earns a new letter. CODENAMES lives beside funpack_version() because the two are read and shipped together, and rides out on the same git-status payload the About panel already fetches. A major with no entry renders as absence, not as an empty pair of quotes. The test pins the naming rule itself (shared initial, ascending) so a future entry that breaks the pattern fails rather than quietly shipping. Version 3.5.1 in pyproject; CHANGELOG entry covering the whole cycle (the Unreleased section only documented the first few commits of it); README gains a Versions preamble explaining the scheme plus notes for 3.5.0 and 3.5.1. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
56 lines
2.4 KiB
Python
56 lines
2.4 KiB
Python
"""Version and release codename, as shown in Settings ▸ About.
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The codename is cosmetic, so the only things worth pinning are the ones that would make it
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look broken: a major with no name must render as ABSENCE (the panel omits the line), never
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as an empty pair of quotes, and the pyproject version must stay parseable — About reads it
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through the same helper the update check does.
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"""
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import pytest
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from movie_editor.backend import git_update
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def test_installed_version_is_parseable():
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version = git_update.funpack_version()
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assert version, "About and the update check both read this"
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parts = version.split(".")
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assert len(parts) >= 2 and all(p.isdigit() for p in parts[:2]), version
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def test_current_major_has_a_codename():
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assert git_update.funpack_codename() == "Auspicious Asparagus"
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def test_codename_is_keyed_by_major_not_by_release():
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"""Every 3.x release ships under one name; only a new major earns a new letter."""
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for version in ("3.0.0", "3.5.1", "3.99.12"):
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assert git_update.funpack_codename(version) == "Auspicious Asparagus"
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def test_unknown_major_has_no_codename():
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"""Absence, not an empty string in quotes — the panel omits the line entirely."""
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assert git_update.funpack_codename("9.0.0") == ""
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assert git_update.funpack_codename("") != None # noqa: E711 - never None, always str
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@pytest.mark.parametrize("version", ["3", "3.5", "3.5.1", " 3.5.1 "])
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def test_codename_tolerates_short_and_padded_versions(version):
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assert git_update.funpack_codename(version) == "Auspicious Asparagus"
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def test_codenames_advance_alphabetically():
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"""The Ubuntu rule this follows: adjective and vegetable share an initial, and the
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initial advances with the major. A future entry that breaks it should fail here."""
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for major, name in sorted(git_update.CODENAMES.items()):
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adjective, _, noun = name.partition(" ")
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assert noun, f"{name!r} should be two words"
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assert adjective[0].lower() == noun[0].lower(), f"{name!r} initials differ"
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majors = sorted(git_update.CODENAMES, key=int)
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initials = [git_update.CODENAMES[m][0].lower() for m in majors]
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assert initials == sorted(initials), f"codename initials must ascend: {initials}"
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def test_status_carries_the_codename():
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"""The About panel reads it off the git status payload, not a separate call."""
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assert "codename" in git_update.status()
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