use git_mailmap::Snapshot; use git_testtools::fixture_bytes; #[test] fn try_resolve() { let snapshot = Snapshot::from_bytes(&fixture_bytes("typical.txt")); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("Foo", "Joe@example.com").to_ref()), Some(signature("Joe R. Developer", "joe@example.com")), "resolved signatures contain all original fields, and normalize the email as well to match the one that it was looked up with" ); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("Joe", "bugs@example.com").to_ref()), Some(signature("Joe R. Developer", "joe@example.com")), "name and email can be mapped specifically" ); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("Jane", "jane@laptop.(none)").to_ref()), Some(signature("Jane Doe", "jane@example.com")), "fix name and email by email" ); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("Jane", "jane@desktop.(none)").to_ref()), Some(signature("Jane Doe", "jane@example.com")), "fix name and email by other email" ); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("janE", "Bugs@example.com").to_ref()), Some(signature("Jane Doe", "jane@example.com")), "name and email can be mapped specifically, case insensitive matching of name" ); let sig = signature("Jane", "other@example.com"); assert_eq!(snapshot.try_resolve(sig.to_ref()), None, "unmatched email"); assert_eq!( snapshot.resolve(sig.to_ref()), sig, "resolution always works here, returning a copy of the original" ); let sig = signature("Jean", "bugs@example.com"); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(sig.to_ref()), None, "matched email, unmatched name" ); assert_eq!(snapshot.resolve(sig.to_ref()), sig); assert_eq!(snapshot.entries().len(), 5); } #[test] fn non_name_and_name_mappings_will_not_clash() { let entries = vec![ // add mapping from email git_mailmap::Entry::change_name_by_email("new-name", "old-email"), // add mapping from name and email git_mailmap::Entry::change_name_and_email_by_name_and_email( "other-new-name", "other-new-email", "old-name", "old-email", ), ]; for entries in vec![entries.clone().into_iter().rev().collect::>(), entries] { let snapshot = Snapshot::new(entries); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("replace-by-email", "Old-Email").to_ref()), Some(signature("new-name", "old-email")), "it can match by email only, and the email is normalized" ); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("old-name", "Old-Email").to_ref()), Some(signature("other-new-name", "other-new-email")), "it can match by email and name as well" ); assert_eq!(snapshot.entries().len(), 2); } } #[test] fn overwrite_entries() { let snapshot = Snapshot::from_bytes(&fixture_bytes("overwrite.txt")); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("does not matter", "old-a-email").to_ref()), Some(signature("A-overwritten", "old-a-email")), "email only by email" ); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("to be replaced", "old-b-EMAIL").to_ref()), Some(signature("B-overwritten", "new-b-email-overwritten")), "name and email by email" ); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("old-c", "old-C-email").to_ref()), Some(signature("C-overwritten", "new-c-email-overwritten")), "name and email by name and email" ); assert_eq!( snapshot.try_resolve(signature("unchanged", "old-d-email").to_ref()), Some(signature("unchanged", "new-d-email-overwritten")), "email by email" ); assert_eq!(snapshot.entries().len(), 4); } fn signature(name: &str, email: &str) -> git_actor::Signature { git_actor::Signature { name: name.into(), email: email.into(), time: git_actor::Time { // marker seconds_since_unix_epoch: 42, offset_in_seconds: 53, sign: git_actor::Sign::Minus, }, } }