* Allow no_* to be used for every tests in condition DSL: condition { no_has_env :shell, '/bin/sh' }; * Modify Test constructor to accept negated: named argument, implement #negated? and #pass?; * Rename #success? to #verify in all test classes.
45 lines
1.0 KiB
Gherkin
45 lines
1.0 KiB
Gherkin
@sshd
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Feature: negated test prefix (no_)
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Scenario: prefixed test fails when non-prefixed test is successful
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Given a recipe with:
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"""
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target 'some_host.test'
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task :successful_test do
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condition { has_env :shell }
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echo 'successful_test'
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end
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task :negated_test do
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condition { no_has_env :shell }
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echo 'negated_test'
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end
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"""
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When I successfully execute the recipe
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Then the output must contain "successful_test"
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And the output must not contain "negated_test"
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Scenario: prefixed test fails when non-prefixed test is failing
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Given a recipe with:
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"""
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target 'some_host.test'
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task :failing_test do
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condition { has_env :inexistent_var }
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echo 'failing_test'
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end
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task :negated_test do
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condition { no_has_env :inexistent_var }
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echo 'negated_test'
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end
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"""
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When I successfully execute the recipe
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Then the output must not contain "failing_test"
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And the output must contain "negated_test"
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