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Migrate wrapper test to Cucumber.
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@ -38,7 +38,6 @@ install:
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script:
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- (cd test && cucumber)
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# TODO: Migrate these to Cucumber:
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- bash test/prepare_tests.sh && fish test/wrapper.fish
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- fish test/reinitialize.fish
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- fish -c "sdk install crash 1.3.0; and sdk uninstall crash 1.3.0" > /dev/null && fish test/check_for_path_zombies.fish
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- bash test/remove_sdkman.sh > /dev/null && fish -c "echo 'y' | sdk" > /dev/null && fish -c "sdk version"
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@ -23,9 +23,9 @@ RUN curl -s "https://get.sdkman.io" | bash
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# "Install" sdkman-for-fish
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RUN mkdir -p $TEST_HOME/.config/fish/
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COPY completions $TEST_HOME/.config/fish/completions/
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COPY conf.d $TEST_HOME/.config/fish/conf.d/
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COPY completions $TEST_HOME/.config/fish/functions/
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COPY --chown=test:test completions $TEST_HOME/.config/fish/completions/
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COPY --chown=test:test conf.d $TEST_HOME/.config/fish/conf.d/
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COPY --chown=test:test functions $TEST_HOME/.config/fish/functions/
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RUN ls -R $TEST_HOME/.config/fish/
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# Run tests
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@ -4,10 +4,9 @@ require 'open3'
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module CompletionHelper
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def complete(cmd)
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completions = run_fish_command("complete -C\"sdk #{cmd}\"")
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completions = run_fish_command("complete -C\"sdk #{cmd}\"")[:stdout]
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completions.split("\n") \
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.map { |line| line.split(/\s+/)[0].strip }
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completions.map { |line| line.split(/\s+/)[0].strip }
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# TODO: Why do we get duplicates in the Docker container?
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end
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end
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39
test/features/step_definitions/wrapper.rb
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39
test/features/step_definitions/wrapper.rb
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# frozen_string_literal: true
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module WrapperHelper
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def reject_then_select(lines, exclude, select)
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lines.select do |e|
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(exclude.nil? || e !~ exclude) && e =~ select
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end.sort
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end
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def compare_env(exclude, include)
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env_bash = reject_then_select(@response_bash[:env], exclude, include)
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env_fish = reject_then_select(@response_fish[:env], exclude, include)
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expect(env_fish).to eq(env_bash)
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end
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end
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World WrapperHelper
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When('we run {string} in Bash and Fish') do |command|
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@response_bash = run_bash_command(command)
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@response_fish = run_fish_command(command)
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end
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Then('the exit code is the same') do
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expect(@response_fish[:status]).to eq(@response_bash[:status])
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end
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Then('the output is the same') do
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%i[stdout stderr].each do |out|
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expect(@response_fish[out]).to eq(@response_bash[out])
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end
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end
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Then('environment variable(s) {env_glob} is/are the same') do |pattern|
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compare_env(nil, pattern)
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end
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Then('environment variable(s) {env_glob} is/are the same except for {env_glob}') do |pattern, exclude_pattern|
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compare_env(exclude_pattern, pattern)
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end
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# frozen_string_literal: true
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require 'fileutils'
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require 'tmpdir'
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def list_installed_candidates
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candidates = {}
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def installed?(candidate, version = nil)
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candidates = list_installed_candidates
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candidates.key?(candidate) && (version.nil? || candidates[candidate].include?(version))
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candidates.key?(candidate) \
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&& (version.nil? || candidates[candidate].include?(version))
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end
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def run_bash_command(cmd)
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stdout, stderr, status = Open3.capture3("bash -c 'source \"$HOME/.sdkman/bin/sdkman-init.sh\"; #{cmd}'")
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unless status.success?
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warn(stderr)
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raise "Bash command failed: #{stderr}"
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end
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Dir.mktmpdir(%w[sdkman-for-fish-test_ _fish]) do |tmp_dir|
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files = %i[status stdout stderr env].map { |s|
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[s, FileUtils.touch("#{tmp_dir}/#{s}")[0]]
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}.to_h
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stdout
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out, status = Open3.capture2e(<<~BASH
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bash -c 'source "#{ENV['HOME']}/.sdkman/bin/sdkman-init.sh" && \
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#{cmd} > #{files[:stdout]} 2> #{files[:stderr]}; \
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echo "$?" > #{files[:status]}; \
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env > #{files[:env]}; \
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'
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BASH
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)
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unless status.success?
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warn(out)
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raise "Bash command failed: #{out}"
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end
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{
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status: File.read(files[:status]).to_i,
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stdout: File.readlines(files[:stdout]),
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stderr: File.readlines(files[:stderr]),
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env: File.readlines(files[:env])
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}
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end
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end
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# # For nicer diffs: one entry per line, sorted
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# string split ":" (cat path_bash) | sort > path_bash
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# string split ":" (cat path_fish) \
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# | string split " " \
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# | sort > path_fish
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# # split by spaces for fish 2.*
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def run_fish_command(cmd)
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# NB: Fish errors out if we don't set terminal dimensions
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stdout, stderr, status = Open3.capture3("fish -c 'stty rows 80 columns 80; #{cmd}'")
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unless status.success?
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warn(stderr)
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raise 'Fish command failed'
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end
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Dir.mktmpdir(%w[sdkman-for-fish-test_ _fish]) do |tmp_dir|
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files = %i[status stdout stderr env].map { |s|
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[s, FileUtils.touch("#{tmp_dir}/#{s}")[0]]
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}.to_h
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stdout
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out, status = Open3.capture2e(<<~FISH
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fish -c '#{cmd} > #{files[:stdout]} ^ #{files[:stderr]}; \
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echo $status > #{files[:status]}; \
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env > #{files[:env]}; \
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'
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FISH
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)
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unless status.success?
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warn(out)
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raise "Fish command failed: #{out}"
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end
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{
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status: File.read(files[:status]).to_i,
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stdout: File.readlines(files[:stdout]),
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stderr: File.readlines(files[:stderr]),
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env: File.readlines(files[:env])
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}
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end
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end
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end
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end
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)
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ParameterType(
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name: 'env_glob',
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regexp: /[A-Z_*]+/,
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type: Regexp,
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transformer: lambda do |glob|
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/^#{glob.gsub('*', '[A-Z_]*')}=/
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end
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)
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test/features/wrapper.feature
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Feature: Wrapping of Bash
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All calls to sdk are performed through Bash;
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we need to wrap those calls in such a way that
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the effect sdk has on the Bash environment carries
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over the current Fish session.
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We verifiy equality of (standard) output, exit code, and environment variables.
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Background:
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Given SDKMAN! candidate list is up to date
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And candidate ant is installed at version 1.9.9
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And candidate ant is installed at version 1.10.1
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Scenario Outline:
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When we run "<command>" in Bash and Fish
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Then the exit code is the same
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And the output is the same
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And environment variable PATH is the same
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And environment variables *_HOME are the same
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And environment variables SDKMAN_* are the same except for SDKMAN_OFFLINE_MODE
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# NB: SDKMAN_OFFLINE_MODE is not an environment variable in bash, so ignore it here.
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Examples:
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| command |
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| sdk |
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| sdk version |
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| sdk list java |
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| sdk update |
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| sdk use ant 1.9.9 |
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| sdk offline enable > /dev/null; sdk install ant foo |
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| sdk use ant 1.9.9 > /dev/null; sdk broadcast |
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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source "${HOME}"/.sdkman/bin/sdkman-init.sh
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# Set up an SDK with two installed versions
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# --> test of `sdk use` in wrapper.fish
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sdk install ant 1.9.9
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echo "y" | sdk install ant 1.10.1
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sdk default ant 1.10.1
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# Test that a couple of commands have the same effect when run through
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# the fish wrapper and directly.
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# Verifies equality of (standard) output, exit code, and PATH.
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set test_commands \
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"sdk" \
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"sdk version" \
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"sdk list java" \
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"sdk update" \
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"sdk use ant 1.9.9" \
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"sdk offline enable > /dev/null; sdk install ant foo" \
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"sdk use ant 1.9.9 > /dev/null; sdk broadcast"
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set test_count (count $test_commands)
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set check_count (math "3 * $test_count")
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set sdk_init "$HOME/.sdkman/bin/sdkman-init.sh"
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if [ (uname) = "Linux" ]
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function checksum -a file
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sha256sum $file | cut -d " " -f 1
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end
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else # assume macOS
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function checksum -a file
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shasum -a 256 $file | cut -d " " -f 1
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end
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end
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echo "Testing the sdk wrapper"
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set failures 0
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for sdk_cmd in $test_commands
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echo " Testing '$sdk_cmd'"
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bash -c "source \"$sdk_init\" && $sdk_cmd > sout_bash;
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echo \"\$?\" > status_bash;
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echo \"\$PATH\" > path_bash;
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echo \"\$ANT_HOME\" > anthome_bash"
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fish -c "$sdk_cmd > sout_fish;
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echo \"\$status\" > status_fish;
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echo \"\$PATH\" > path_fish;
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echo \"\$ANT_HOME\" > anthome_fish"
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# For nicer diffs: one entry per line, sorted
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string split ":" (cat path_bash) | sort > path_bash
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string split ":" (cat path_fish) \
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| string split " " \
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| sort > path_fish
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# split by spaces for fish 2.*
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for out in sout status path anthome
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if [ (checksum "$out"_bash) != (checksum "$out"_fish) ]
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echo " - $out bad:"
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diff "$out"_bash "$out"_fish | sed -e 's/^/ /'
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set failures (math $failures + 1)
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else
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echo " - $out ok!"
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end
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end
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echo ""
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end
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rm {sout,status,path}_{bash,fish}
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echo "Ran $test_count commands with 3 checks each."
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echo "$failures/$check_count checks failed."
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exit $failures
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