Library lib/runcmd.yaml

given helper script (?P<script>\S+) for runcmd

Install a helper script from an embedded file.

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• script: file

given srcdir is in the PATH

Make sure the source directory of the project being testes is on the shell PATH. This makes it easy for tests to invoke programs from the source tree.

when I redirect stdin from (?P<file>\S+)

The next step to run a command, or try to, from this library, will have its standard output directed to the named file.

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• file: path

when I send exactly "(?P<text>.*)" to stdin

The next step to run a command, or try to, from this library, will feed the given text to its standard input.

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• text: text

then I can run (?P<argv0>\S+)(?P<args>.*)

Run a program, and make sure it succeeds.

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• args: text
• argv0: word

when I run (?P<argv0>\S+)(?P<args>.*)

Run a program, and make sure it succeeds.

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• args: text
• argv0: word

when I run, in (?P<dirname>\S+), (?P<argv0>\S+)(?P<args>.*)

Change to a different directory and run a program, and make sure it succeeds;

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• argv0: word
• dirname: path
• args: text

when I try to run (?P<argv0>\S+)(?P<args>.*)

Run a program, but allow it to fail. Other steps can check if it succeeded.

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• args: text
• argv0: word

when I try to run, in (?P<dirname>\S+), (?P<argv0>\S+)(?P<args>.*)

Change to a different directory and run a program, but allow it to fail. Other steps can check if it succeeded.

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• args: text
• dirname: path
• argv0: word

then exit code is (?P<exit>-?\d+)

Make sure the latest command run by lib/runcmd had a specific exit code.

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• exit: int

then exit code is not (?P<exit>-?\d+)

Make sure the latest command run by lib/runcmd did not have a specific exit code.

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• exit: int

then command is successful

Make sure the latest command run by lib/runcmd indicated the command succeeded.

then command fails

Make sure the latest command run by lib/runcmd indicated the command failed.

then stdout is exactly "(?P<text>.*)"

Make sure the standard output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd is exactly as desired.

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• text: escapedtext

then stdout isn't exactly "(?P<text>.*)"

Make sure the standard output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd is different from what is not wanted.

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• text: escapedtext

then stderr is exactly "(?P<text>.*)"

Make sure the standard error output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd is exactly as desired.

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• text: escapedtext

then stderr isn't exactly "(?P<text>.*)"

Make sure the standard error output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd is different from what is not wanted.

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• text: escapedtext

then stdout contains "(?P<text>.*)"

Make sure the standard output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd contains the desired sub-string.

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• text: escapedtext

then stdout doesn't contain "(?P<text>.*)"

Make sure the standard output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd does not contain the sub-string.

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• text: escapedtext

then stderr contains "(?P<text>.*)"

Make sure the standard output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd contains the desired sub-string.

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• text: escapedtext

then stderr doesn't contain "(?P<text>.*)"

Make sure the standard error output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd does not contain the sub-string.

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• text: escapedtext

then stdout matches regex (?P<regex>.*)

Make sure the standard output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd matches the desired regular expression.

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• regex: text

then stdout doesn't match regex (?P<regex>.*)

Make sure the standard output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd does not match a regular expression.

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• regex: text

then stderr matches regex (?P<regex>.*)

Make sure the standard error output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd matches the desired regular expression.

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• regex: text

then stderr doesn't match regex (?P<regex>.*)

Make sure the standard error output of the latest command run by lib/runcmd does not match a regular expression.

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• regex: text

given (?:the)? environment (?:variable)? (?P<variable>[A-Za-z_]+)=(?P<value>.*)

Make the environment variable variable have the value value when running subcommands

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• value: text
• variable: word

given (?:the)? unset environment (?:variable)? (?P<variable>[A-Za-z_]+)

Ensure that the environment variable variable is not set in when running subcommands

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• variable: word