File: pull-theirs.t

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -e

source test/setup

use Test::More

clone-foo-and-bar

subrepo-clone-bar-into-foo

note "Pull - Conflict - Use theirs - Push"

#
# When you perform rebase ours/theirs are reversed, so this test case will
# test using the subrepo change (theirs) although in the step below
# we actually use git checkout --ours to accomplish this
#

(
  cd "$OWNER/bar"
  add-new-files Bar2
  git push
) &> /dev/null || die

(
  cd "$OWNER/foo"
  git subrepo pull bar
  modify-files-ex bar/Bar2
  git push
) &> /dev/null || die

(
  cd "$OWNER/bar"
  modify-files-ex Bar2
  git push
) &> /dev/null || die

(
  cd "$OWNER/foo"
  git subrepo pull bar || {
      cd .git/tmp/subrepo/bar
      git checkout --theirs Bar2
      git add Bar2
      git commit --file ../../../../.git/worktrees/bar/MERGE_MSG
      cd ../../../..
      git subrepo commit bar
      git subrepo clean bar
  }
) &> /dev/null || die

test-exists \
  "$OWNER/foo/bar/Bar2" \
  "$OWNER/bar/Bar2" \

is "$(cat "$OWNER/foo/bar/Bar2")" \
  "new file Bar2"$'\n'"Bar2" \
  "The readme file in the mainrepo is theirs"

(
  cd "$OWNER/foo"
  cat bar/Bar2
  git subrepo push bar
) &> /dev/null || die

(
  cd "$OWNER/bar"
  git pull
) &> /dev/null || die

test-exists \
  "$OWNER/foo/bar/Bar2" \
  "$OWNER/bar/Bar2" \

is "$(cat "$OWNER/bar/Bar2")" \
  "new file Bar2"$'\n'"Bar2" \
  "The readme file in the subrepo is theirs"

done_testing

teardown