[py3] Pass bytes as "msg" to smtplib.SMTP.sendmail()
When passing a unicode string to smtplib.SMTP.sendmail() as "msg"
argument, there is an implicit bytes encoding using "ascii" encoding in
python3. Of course this does not work if the string contains non-ASCII
characters. In fact, config's sendmails method intent to pass bytes to
smtplib.SMTP.sendmail() as it uses msg.as_string() method.
Unfortunately, in python3, this method returns a unicode string whereas
it returns a bytes string in python2; we thus fix this by calling
as_bytes() method on python3.
As there is no "as_bytes" method in python2, we need to handle python2
compatibility by hand and either call as_string() or as_bytes().
In testlib, where we mock smtplib.SMTP, we need to keep the "msg"
argument of Email class (defined in testlib as well) a unicode string.
Otherwise, it fails to be parsed by email.message_from_string() (from
stdlib) if it is bytes on python3.
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from cubicweb import toolsutils
from cubicweb.devtools import DEFAULT_SOURCES, BaseApptestConfiguration
class RealDatabaseConfiguration(BaseApptestConfiguration):
init_repository = False
sourcesdef = DEFAULT_SOURCES.copy()
def sources(self):
"""
By default, we run tests with the sqlite DB backend.
One may use its own configuration by just creating a
'sources' file in the test directory from wich tests are
launched.
"""
self._sources = self.sourcesdef
return self._sources
def buildconfig(dbuser, dbpassword, dbname, adminuser, adminpassword, dbhost=None):
"""convenience function that builds a real-db configuration class"""
sourcesdef = {'system': {'adapter' : 'native',
'db-encoding' : 'UTF-8', #'ISO-8859-1',
'db-user' : dbuser,
'db-password' : dbpassword,
'db-name' : dbname,
'db-driver' : 'postgres',
'db-host' : dbhost,
},
'admin' : {'login': adminuser,
'password': adminpassword,
},
}
return type('MyRealDBConfig', (RealDatabaseConfiguration,),
{'sourcesdef': sourcesdef})
def loadconfig(filename):
"""convenience function that builds a real-db configuration class
from a file
"""
return type('MyRealDBConfig', (RealDatabaseConfiguration,),
{'sourcesdef': toolsutils.read_config(filename)})