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#!perl -w
#
# Test that .gitignore is coherent
#
# Stéphane (kwisatz) Jourdois
# --
#
use strict;
use Test::More;
use File::Which;
if ( $ENV{TRAVIS} ) {
plan( skip_all => "these tests don't make sense on a fresh checkout" );
}
if (which('git') and -d '.git') {
plan tests => 3;
} else {
plan skip_all => 'gitignore test is only thought for release testing.';
}
use_ok( 'Git' );
# First, check that no tracked files are ignored
my $cmd = Git::command_output_pipe('ls-files', '--cached', '--ignored', '--exclude-standard');
my $output;
while (<$cmd>) { $output .= "--> $_" }
close $cmd;
ok(!defined $output, 'No tracked file is ignored')
or diag(<<EOF
Check that the following tracked files _have_to_ be ignored, and then either :
- 'git rm' them
- modify .gitignore to not ignore them
EOF
. $output . "\n");
# Now, check that no untracked files are present
$cmd = Git::command_output_pipe('ls-files', '--others', '--exclude-standard');
undef $output;
while (<$cmd>) { $output .= "--> $_" }
close $cmd;
ok(!defined $output, 'No untracked file is present')
or diag(<<EOF
Check whether the following untracked files have to be ignored or
tracked, and either :
- 'git add' them
- modify .gitignore to ignore them
EOF
. $output . "\n");
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