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When importing a module, Python first searches the current directory. See https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/modules.html#the-module-search-path. This means that running something like `import certbot` from the root of the Certbot repo will use the local Certbot files regardless of the version installed on the system or virtual environment. Normally this behavior is fine because the local files are what we want to test, however, during our "oldest" tests, we test against older versions of our packages to make sure we're keeping compatibility. To make sure our tests use the correct versions, this commit has our tests cd to an empty temporary directory before running tests. We also had to change the package names given to pytest to be the names used in Python to import the package rather than the name of the files locally to accommodate this.
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#!/bin/sh -e
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# pip installs the requested packages in editable mode and runs unit tests on
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# them. Each package is installed and tested in the order they are provided
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# before the script moves on to the next package. If CERTBOT_NO_PIN is set not
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# set to 1, packages are installed using pinned versions of all of our
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# dependencies. See pip_install.sh for more information on the versions pinned
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# to.
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if [ "$CERTBOT_NO_PIN" = 1 ]; then
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pip_install="pip install -q -e"
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else
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pip_install="$(dirname $0)/pip_install_editable.sh"
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fi
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temp_cwd=$(mktemp -d)
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trap "rm -rf $temp_cwd" EXIT
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set -x
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for requirement in "$@" ; do
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$pip_install $requirement
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pkg=$(echo $requirement | cut -f1 -d\[) # remove any extras such as [dev]
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pkg=$(echo "$pkg" | tr - _ ) # convert package names to Python import names
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if [ $pkg = "." ]; then
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pkg="certbot"
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fi
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cd "$temp_cwd"
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pytest --numprocesses auto --quiet --pyargs $pkg
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cd -
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done
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