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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# nbdkit
# Copyright Red Hat
#
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#
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# OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
# SUCH DAMAGE.

# Test nbdkit -D option.

source ./functions.sh
set -x

requires_plugin example2
requires_run
requires_nbdinfo
requires test -f disk

export LANG=C

files=debug-flags.out
rm -f $files
cleanup_fn rm -f $files

# This should work and show the "extra debugging" line in debug output.
nbdkit -f -v -D example2.extra=1 example2 file=disk \
       --run 'nbdinfo "$uri"' 2>debug-flags.out
cat debug-flags.out
if ! grep -sq 'extra debugging:' debug-flags.out ; then
    echo "$0: expected to see extra debugging output"
    exit 1
fi

# Now test various expected failures.

expected_failure ()
{
    echo "expected previous nbdkit command to fail, but it did not"
    exit 1
}

check_error ()
{
    cat debug-flags.out
    if ! grep -sq "$1" debug-flags.out; then
        echo "$0: expected error message not present in above output: '$1'"
        exit 1
    fi
}

check_warning ()
{
    cat debug-flags.out
    if ! grep -sq "warning.*$1" debug-flags.out; then
        echo "$0: expected warning message not present in above output: '$1'"
        exit 1
    fi
}

# This is expected to fail because we didn't set the file= parameter,
# but it should not fail because of the debug flag.
nbdkit -f -D example2.extra=1 example2 2>debug-flags.out && expected_failure
check_error "you must supply the file="

# This should fail because we didn't set the file= parameter, but it
# should also print a warning about the unknown -D flag.
nbdkit -f -D example2.unknown=1 example2 2>debug-flags.out && expected_failure
check_error "you must supply the file="
check_warning "does not contain a global variable called example2_debug_unknown"

# This should fail because we didn't set the file= parameter, but it
# should also print a warning because the -D flag is unused.
nbdkit -f -D example1.foo=1 example2 2>debug-flags.out && expected_failure
check_error "you must supply the file="
check_warning "was not used"

# These should fail because the -D flag has a bad format.
nbdkit -f -D = example2 2>debug-flags.out && expected_failure
check_error "must have the format"
nbdkit -f -D . example2 2>debug-flags.out && expected_failure
check_error "must have the format"
nbdkit -f -D =. example2 2>debug-flags.out && expected_failure
check_error "must have the format"
nbdkit -f -D .= example2 2>debug-flags.out && expected_failure
check_error "must have the format"
nbdkit -f -D .extra=1 example2 2>debug-flags.out && expected_failure
check_error "must have the format"
nbdkit -f -D example2.=1 example2 2>debug-flags.out && expected_failure
check_error "must have the format"
nbdkit -f -D example2.extra= example2 2>debug-flags.out && expected_failure
check_error "must have the format"