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Feature: cli/install
In order to be worth anything
Puppet librarian needs to install modules properly
Scenario: Running install with no Puppetfile nor metadata.json
Given there is no Puppetfile
When I run `librarian-puppet install`
Then the output should match /^Metadata file does not exist: .*metadata.json$/
And the exit status should be 1
Scenario: Running install with bad metadata.json
Given a file named "metadata.json" with:
"""
"""
When I run `librarian-puppet install`
Then the output should match /^Unable to parse json file .*metadata.json: .*$/
And the exit status should be 1
Scenario: Install a module transitive dependency from git and forge should be deterministic
Given a file named "Puppetfile" with:
"""
forge "https://forgeapi.puppet.com"
mod 'puppetlabs/stdlib', :git => 'https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-stdlib.git', :ref => '4.6.0'
mod 'librarian/test', :git => 'https://github.com/voxpupuli/librarian-puppet.git', :path => 'features/examples/test'
"""
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet install --verbose`
And the file "modules/stdlib/metadata.json" should match /"version": "4\.6\.0"/
And the output should not match /Executing puppet module install for puppetlabs.stdlib/
Scenario: Install duplicated dependencies from git and forge, last one wins
Given a file named "Puppetfile" with:
"""
forge "https://forgeapi.puppet.com"
metadata
mod 'puppetlabs-stdlib', :git => 'https://github.com/puppetlabs/puppetlabs-stdlib.git', :ref => '4.6.0'
"""
And a file named "metadata.json" with:
"""
{
"name": "random name",
"dependencies": [
{
"name": "puppetlabs/stdlib",
"version_requirement": ">= 0"
}
]
}
"""
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet install --verbose`
And the file "modules/stdlib/metadata.json" should match /"version": "4\.6\.0"/
And the output should not match /Executing puppet module install for puppetlabs.stdlib/
Scenario: Installing two modules with same name and using exclusions
Given a file named "Puppetfile" with:
"""
forge "https://forgeapi.puppet.com"
mod 'librarian-duplicated_dependencies', :path => '../../features/examples/duplicated_dependencies'
exclusion 'ripienaar-concat'
"""
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet install --verbose`
And the file "modules/concat/metadata.json" should match /"name": "puppetlabs-concat"/
And the output should contain "Excluding dependency ripienaar-concat from"
Scenario: Installing two modules with same name and using exclusions, apply transitively
Given a file named "Puppetfile" with:
"""
forge "https://forgeapi.puppet.com"
mod 'librarian-duplicated_dependencies_transitive', :path => '../../features/examples/duplicated_dependencies_transitive'
"""
When PENDING I run `librarian-puppet install --verbose`
Then the exit status should be 0
And the file "modules/concat/metadata.json" should match /"name": "puppetlabs-concat"/
Scenario: Install a module with the rsync configuration using the --clean flag
Given a file named "Puppetfile" with:
"""
forge "https://forgeapi.puppet.com"
mod 'maestrodev/test'
"""
And a file named ".librarian/puppet/config" with:
"""
---
LIBRARIAN_PUPPET_RSYNC: 'true'
"""
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet config`
And the output should contain "rsync: true"
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet install`
And a directory named "modules/test" should exist
And the file "modules/test" should have an inode and ctime
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet install --clean`
And a directory named "modules/test" should exist
And the file "modules/test" should not have the same inode or ctime as before
Scenario: Install a module with the rsync configuration using the --destructive flag
Given a file named "Puppetfile" with:
"""
forge "https://forgeapi.puppet.com"
mod 'maestrodev/test'
"""
And a file named ".librarian/puppet/config" with:
"""
---
LIBRARIAN_PUPPET_RSYNC: 'true'
"""
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet config`
And the output should contain "rsync: true"
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet install`
And a directory named "modules/test" should exist
And the file "modules/test" should have an inode and ctime
Given I wait for 1 second
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet install --destructive`
And a directory named "modules/test" should exist
And the file "modules/test" should not have the same inode or ctime as before
Scenario: Install a module with the rsync configuration
Given a file named "Puppetfile" with:
"""
forge "https://forgeapi.puppet.com"
mod 'maestrodev/test'
"""
And a file named ".librarian/puppet/config" with:
"""
---
LIBRARIAN_PUPPET_RSYNC: 'true'
"""
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet config`
And the output should contain "rsync: true"
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet install`
And a directory named "modules/test" should exist
And the file "modules/test" should have an inode and ctime
Given I wait for 1 second
When I successfully run `librarian-puppet install`
And a directory named "modules/test" should exist
And the file "modules/test" should have the same inode and ctime as before
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