File: push-after-init.t

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#!/usr/bin/env bash

set -e

source test/setup

use Test::More

# Create directory and init git locally as this will test some corner
# cases when you don't have any previous commits to rely on
# see issue/122
(
  mkdir -p "$OWNER/init"
  cd "$OWNER/init"
  git init
  mkdir doc
  add-new-files doc/FooBar
  git subrepo init doc || die
  mkdir ../upstream
  git init --bare ../upstream || die
) &> /dev/null

output=$(
  cd "$OWNER/init"
  git subrepo push doc --remote=../upstream
)

is "$output" "Subrepo 'doc' pushed to '../upstream' (master)." \
  'Command output is correct'

# Test init/doc/.gitrepo file contents:
# shellcheck disable=2034
gitrepo=$OWNER/init/doc/.gitrepo
{
  test-gitrepo-field "remote" "../upstream"
  test-gitrepo-field "branch" "master"
}

(
  cd "$OWNER"
  git clone upstream up
) &>/dev/null

{
  test-exists \
    "$OWNER/up/.git/" \
    "!$OWNER/up/.gitrepo"
}

done_testing

teardown