Tests: add a text identifier to each caldav server entry

Probably not relevant for many, but I do have a tests/conf_private.py
filled up with various servers, so it would be nice to add "friendly"
names to identify them

CHANGELOG.md

@@ -14,10 +14,13 @@ This project should more or less adhere to [Semantic Versioning](https://semver.
 
 ### Changed
 
-* Test framework has been refactored a bit. Code for setting up and rigging down xandikos/radicale servers have been moved from `tests/test_caldav.py` to `tests/conf.py`.  This allows for:
+#### Test framework
+
+* Functional test framework has been refactored - code for setting up and rigging down xandikos/radicale servers have been moved from `tests/test_caldav.py` to `tests/conf.py`.  This allows for:
     * Adding code (including system calls or remote API calls) for Setting up and tearing down calendar servers in `conf_private.py`
     * Creating a local xandikos or radicale server in the `tests.client`-method, which is also used in the `examples`-section.
     * Allows offline testing of my upcoming `check_server_compatibility`-script
+* Also added the possibility to tag test servers with a name
 
 ### Added
 

tests/compatibility_issues.py

@@ -13,7 +13,7 @@
 ## * Consider how to get this into the documentation
 incompatibility_description = {
     'rate_limited':
-        """Pause a bit between each request""",
+        """It may be needed to pause a bit between each request when doing tests""",
 
     'cleanup_calendar':
         """Remove everything on the calendar for every test""",
@@ -228,9 +228,6 @@
 
     'text_search_is_exact_match_only',
 
-    ## This one is fixed in master branch
-    'category_search_yields_nothing', ## https://github.com/jelmer/xandikos/pull/194
-
     ## scheduling is not supported
     "no_scheduling",
 ]

tests/conf.py

@@ -133,6 +133,7 @@ def teardown_radicale(self):
     caldav_servers.append(
         {
             "url": url,
+            "name": "LocalRadicale",
             "username": "user1",
             "password": "any-password-seems-to-work",
             "backwards_compatibility_url": url + "user1",
@@ -218,6 +219,7 @@ def silly_request():
     url = "http://%s:%i/" % (xandikos_host, xandikos_port)
     caldav_servers.append(
         {
+            "name": "LocalXandikos",
             "url": url,
             "backwards_compatibility_url": url + "sometestuser",
             "incompatibilities": compatibility_issues.xandikos,
@@ -234,15 +236,24 @@ def silly_request():
 )
 
 
-def client(idx=None, setup=lambda conn: None, teardown=lambda conn: None, **kwargs):
+def client(
+    idx=None, name=None, setup=lambda conn: None, teardown=lambda conn: None, **kwargs
+):
     ## No parameters given - find the first server in caldav_servers list
-    if idx is None and not kwargs:
+    if idx is None and not kwargs and caldav_servers:
         idx = 0
         while idx < len(caldav_servers) and not caldav_servers[idx].get("enable", True):
             idx += 1
+        if idx == len(caldav_servers):
+            return None
         return client(idx=idx)
     elif idx is not None and not kwargs and caldav_servers:
         return client(**caldav_servers[idx])
+    elif name is not None and not kwargs and caldav_servers:
+        for s in caldav_servers:
+            if caldav_servers["name"] == s:
+                return s
+        return None
     elif not kwargs:
         return None
     for bad_param in (

tests/conf_private.py.EXAMPLE

@@ -10,6 +10,11 @@ from tests import compatibility_issues
 ## Define your primary caldav server here
 caldav_servers = [
   {
+        ## A friendly identifiter for the server.  Should be a CamelCase name
+	## Not needed, but may be nice if you have several servers to test towards.
+	## Should not affect test runs in any other way than improved verbosity.
+        'name': 'MyExampleServer'
+
         ## Set enable to False if you don't want to use a server
         'enable': True,
 

tests/test_caldav.py

@@ -2836,23 +2836,26 @@ def testObjects(self):
 # (maybe a custom nose test loader really would be the better option?)
 # -- Tobias Brox <[email protected]>, 2013-10-10
 
-## TODO: can we use @pytest.mark.parametrize to run the collection of tests
-## above on each of the servers defined in caldav_servers?
+## TODO: The better way is probably to use @pytest.mark.parametrize
 ## -- Tobias Brox <[email protected]>, 2024-11-15
 
 _servernames = set()
 for _caldav_server in caldav_servers:
-    # create a unique identifier out of the server domain name
-    _parsed_url = urlparse(_caldav_server["url"])
-    _servername = _parsed_url.hostname.replace(".", "_").replace("-", "_") + str(
-        _parsed_url.port or ""
-    )
-    while _servername in _servernames:
-        _servername = _servername + "_"
-    _servernames.add(_servername)
+    if "name" in _caldav_server:
+        _servername = _caldav_server["name"]
+    else:
+        # create a unique identifier out of the server domain name
+        _parsed_url = urlparse(_caldav_server["url"])
+        _servername = _parsed_url.hostname.replace(".", "_").replace("-", "_") + str(
+            _parsed_url.port or ""
+        )
+        while _servername in _servernames:
+            _servername = _servername + "_"
+        _servername = _servername.capitalize()
+        _servernames.add(_servername)
 
     # create a classname and a class
-    _classname = "TestForServer_" + _servername
+    _classname = "TestForServer" + _servername
 
     # inject the new class into this namespace
     vars()[_classname] = type(