Rob Berry rob-b

Pytest's session fixture scope is really handy, but there are some things which need to execute only once per actual test session. For example, one of my session fixtures sets up DB tables at the start of the test session and tears them down at the end. (I use PostgreSQL's nested transactions to keep from having to drop and recreate tables between each individual test.)

@pytest.fixture(scope='session')
def dbtables(request, sqlengine):
    Base.metadata.create_all(sqlengine)

    def teardown():
        Base.metadata.drop_all(sqlengine)

	---
	- hosts: webservers
	connection: ssh
	user: $user
	sudo: yes
	tasks:
	- name: Install dotfile essentials
	apt: pkg=$item state=latest install_recommends=no update_cache=yes cache_valid_time=3600
	with_items:
	- cmake

	commit ae9c6a6dc96897d6d82db20bfca68df813f5dabb
	Author: Rob Berry
	Date: Thu Oct 10 08:00:02 2013 +0100

	Add pyramid_jinja2

	diff --git a/buildout.cfg b/buildout.cfg
	index 2510ba1..367938f 100644
	--- a/buildout.cfg
	+++ b/buildout.cfg

	echo Prepending $(dirname $0)/bin to PATH
	new=$(dirname $0)/bin
	typeset -U path
	path=($new "$path[@]")
	export PATH

	- name: ec2 instance
	hosts: localhost
	connection: local
	# user: root
	gather_facts: false

	vars:
	keypair: lostproperty
	instance_type: m1.small
	security_group: default

	from functools import update_wrapper


	def cached_property(f, name=None):
	if not name:
	name = f.__name__

	prop = '_%s' % name

	def _get_property(self):

	#!/usr/bin/env python
	# coding: utf-8


	def easy_input(question, answer=None, default=None):
	"""Ask a question, return an answer.

	<question> is a string that is presented to the user.
	<answer> is a list of strings presented as a choice. User may type only first letters
	<default> is the presumed answer if the user just hits <Enter>.

	---
	- hosts: webservers
	user: root

	tasks:
	- name: create admin group
	action: group name=ubuntu gid=1000 system=no

	- name: create user
	action: user name=ubuntu group=ubuntu shell=/bin/zsh uid=1000

	!/bin/bash
	#
	# This git update hook will refuse unnecessary merge commits caused by pulling
	# from being pushed to a shared repository. These commits make following the
	# history of a project difficult and are always avoidable with rebasing.
	#
	# by Scott Kyle (appden)
	# modified by Olivier Refalo (orefalo)

	refname="$1"

	def daterange(date, to=None):
	condition = lambda x: (x <= to) if to else lambda x: True
	step = datetime.timedelta(days=1)
	while condition(date):
	yield date
	date += step


	def inclusive_daterange(date, to=None):
	if to: