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cleanup: use a tuple for ignore data

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Campbell Barton
2014-11-28 14:59:13 +01:00
parent b5ef800f5b
commit 1cd189ec18
1 changed files with 10 additions and 5 deletions
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tests/test_cli.py
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@@ -1075,13 +1075,15 @@ class BamIgnoreTest(BamSessionTestCase):
file_data = b"hello world!\n" file_data = b"hello world!\n"
# Regular expressions for smart people # Regular expressions for smart people
file_data_bamignore = r""".*\.txt$ file_data_bamignore = (
.*/subfolder/.*""" r".*\.txt$",
r".*/subfolder/.*",
)
proj_path, session_path = self.init_session(session_name) proj_path, session_path = self.init_session(session_name)
# write the .bamignore in the session root # write the .bamignore in the session root
file_quick_write(proj_path, ".bamignore", file_data_bamignore) file_quick_write(proj_path, ".bamignore", "\n".join(file_data_bamignore))
# create some files # create some files
file_quick_write(session_path, file_name, file_data) file_quick_write(session_path, file_name, file_data)
@@ -1107,12 +1109,15 @@ class BamIgnoreTest(BamSessionTestCase):
file_data = b"hello world!\n" file_data = b"hello world!\n"
# A failing regex that breaks syntax highlight as nice side effect # A failing regex that breaks syntax highlight as nice side effect
file_data_bamignore = r"""(""" file_data_bamignore = (
r".*\.txt$",
r".*\.($", # invalid!
)
proj_path, session_path = self.init_session(session_name) proj_path, session_path = self.init_session(session_name)
# write the .bamignore in the session root # write the .bamignore in the session root
file_quick_write(proj_path, ".bamignore", file_data_bamignore) file_quick_write(proj_path, ".bamignore", "\n".join(file_data_bamignore))
# create some files # create some files
file_quick_write(session_path, file_name, file_data) file_quick_write(session_path, file_name, file_data)