* tests/remote: adding tests for real oss
the new test suggests #4633 is a bug in the emulator.
* Update tests/func/test_data_cloud.py
Co-authored-by: Ruslan Kuprieiev <[email protected]>
* Update tests/remotes/oss.py
Co-authored-by: Ruslan Kuprieiev <[email protected]>
* tests: correcting small lint issue
Co-authored-by: Ruslan Kuprieiev <[email protected]>
* Run CI for Python3.9, skips hdfs tests for 3.9
Also, `dvc[hdfs]` install will be a no-op till we have
a pyarrow wheel for 3.9.
Note that this does not add an entry to the classifier
claiming it supports 3.9, that will be added when 3.9
gets released (or, wait for pyarrow to be released).
* Skip HDFS related tests on Python3.9
Also, fix the python version regex for `3.9.0b5` like versions.
* Exclude python3.9 for Windows
libxml does not have wheels for Python39.
We do compile them on Linux and Mac
* Update tests/unit/test_info.py
* Use realpath for gitignore
Windows tests for Python3.8 was failing
intermittently.
Note: Also removed the realpath wrap around self.root_dir as it's already a
realpath when `Git` is instantiated.
Co-authored-by: Ruslan Kuprieiev <[email protected]>
* Imports are no longer moved to top.
* `seed-isort-config` is no longer needed.
* Has a `black`-compatible profile/config.
* Also `isorts` the imports anywhere in the code
(not just at the top).
Also bumps `restyled-isort` to newest version
* dvc: get rid of is_walking_tree
No longer needed. Some applications of `isinstance()` will be refactored
in the future, as trees will just provide the needed functionality.
* dvc: move GitTree to dvc/tree/
* dvc: rename *RemoteTree to *Tree
Usually we need it to parametrize tests with, so there is no
reason to duplicate the code. I've left `local_remote` fixture
just because it is so convenient and often used in a lot of tests.
* pylint: enable attribute-outside-init check
* fix tests
* Fix mock for time
This was an interesting one. I was mocking `time` on function definition
and then, using those later on test run. When all the tests were run, there
would be some delay that'd make tests fail. Hmmm ...