* Switch to jenkinsfile (#3525)
* [WIP] add a jenkinsfile
* various jenkinsfile fixes [ci skip]
* experiments
* escape the escaping
* can't do that with /usr/bin/env bash
* continue isolation
* bleh
* optimistically enable everything
* things
* add timeout, codecov
* derp
* sigh
* add credentials for codecov upload
* print the env
* nonsense
* checkout without jenkins because jenkins sucks
* maybe we're not allowed to shadow
* maybe if we actually pass the variable
* scope
* cd into a thing
* also here
* print the commit and run all the jobs again
* son of a
* add labels
* ch-ch-ch-changes
* damn it
* add docs, pep8, py3pep8
* try some downstreams
* make this maybe work
* this is probably what we need
* faster testing
* run this in docker duh
* delete me some dirs
* wtf
* god
* more things
* oh boy locales
* re-enable everything, remove the locales now that they're embedded
* refactor, this will probably break everything
* small test
* sigh
* actually bind some variables. also rename things to be camelCase
* oookay
* this is not gonna work
* test all the things
* add docs-linkcheck, remove libre 2.5.3 because it is bad
* syntax is for losers
* append a thing
* add yosemite, run this thing daily
* oops
* some finally cleanup
* twisted is dead to us for a brief moment
* add randomorder and setup.py test
* whatever
* re-enable twisted
* delete everything. eat arby's
* delete everything this time
* all is emptiness
* master builds should use the commit at the time it was merged (#3577)
* Fixes#3573 -- archive the built docs in that builder (#3580)
* Fixes#3573 -- archive the built docs in that builder
* syntax
* try it without this
* I am an idiot
* this is unused
* uhh, let's try this
* maybe this?
* eh, html is the only thing
* ffffuuuu
* Ignore doctree
* broader exclude
* This works now
* pin sphinx version to avoid test breakage (#3544)
* fix compilation on 1.1.0f (#3603)
* add support for update_into on CipherContext
This allows you to provide your own buffer (like recv_into) to improve
performance when repeatedly calling encrypt/decrypt on large payloads.
* another skip_if
* more skip_if complexity
* maybe do this right
* correct number of args
* coverage for the coverage gods
* add a cffi minimum test tox target and travis builder
This tests against macOS so we capture some commoncrypto branches
* extra arg
* need to actually install py35
* fix
* coverage for GCM decrypt in CC
* no longer relevant
* 1.8 now
* pep8
* dramatically simplify
* update docs
* remove unneeded test
* changelog entry
* test improvements
* coverage fix
* add some comments to example
* move the comments to their own line
* fix and move comment
* CertificateBuilder accepts aware datetimes for not_valid_after and not_valid_before
These functions now accept aware datetimes and convert them to UTC
* Added pytz to test requirements
* Correct pep8 error and improve Changelog wording
* Improve tests and clarify changelog message
* Trim Changelog line length
* Allow RevokedCertificateBuilder and CertificateRevocationListBuilder to accept aware datetimes
* Fix accidental changelog entry
cffi 1.4.0 will introduce a new API to create static callbacks. Contrary
to the old callback API, static callbacks no longer depend on libffi's
dynamic code generation for closures. Static code has some benefits over
dynamic generation. For example the code is faster. Also it doesn't need
writeable and executable memory mappings, which makes it compatible with
SELinux's deny execmem policy.
The branch depends on PR #2488.
https://bitbucket.org/cffi/cffi/issues/232/static-callbacksCloses: #2477
Signed-off-by: Christian Heimes <cheimes@redhat.com>
Per @dstufft:
- 0.6.28 or something around there that supports wheels
- 0.7 is the version that introduced marker support in setuptools
- 1.0 is the version where setuptools started using and verifying tls
This commit adds a dependency on asn1crypto for testing purposes to
parse the certificate and confirm that countryName is encoded with
PrintableString while other fields are UTF8String. This is a test
only dep.
Due to differences in how py.test determines which module to ``import``
the test suite actually runs against the cryptography which is in the
*current* directory instead of the cryptography which is installed. The
problem essentially boils down to when there is a tests/__init__.py then
py.test adds the current directory to the front of the sys.path, causing
it to take precedence over the installed location.
This means that running the tests relies on the implicit compile
that CFFI does instead of testing against what people will actually
be runnning, which is the module compiled by setup.py.
