Tests: restructure to more closely mirror the sources

t/ had lots of directories and files mirroring src/lib/Hydra. This moves
those files under t/Hydra
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Graham Christensen
2022-01-10 15:34:37 -05:00
parent 98c88a4dbf
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use strict;
use warnings;
use Setup;
use Test2::V0;
use Hydra::Helper::CatalystUtils;
subtest "trim" => sub {
my %values = (
"" => "",
"🌮" => '🌮',
" 🌮" => '🌮',
"🌮 " => '🌮',
" 🌮 " => '🌮',
"\n🌮 " => '🌮',
"\n\t🌮\n\n\t" => '🌮',
);
for my $input (keys %values) {
my $value = $values{$input};
is(trim($input), $value, "Trim the value: " . $input);
}
my $uninitialized;
is(trim($uninitialized), '', "Trimming an uninitialized value");
};
done_testing;

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use strict;
use warnings;
use Setup;
use File::Temp;
my %ctx = test_init();
require Hydra::Helper::Nix;
use Test2::V0;
my $dir = File::Temp->newdir();
my $machines = "$dir/machines";
$ENV{'NIX_REMOTE_SYSTEMS'} = $machines;
open(my $fh, '>', $machines) or die "Could not open file '$machines' $!";
print $fh q|
# foobar
root@ip x86_64-darwin /sshkey 15 15 big-parallel,kvm,nixos-test - base64key
# Macs
# root@bar x86_64-darwin /sshkey 6 1 big-parallel
root@baz aarch64-darwin /sshkey 4 1 big-parallel
root@bux i686-linux,x86_64-linux /var/sshkey 1 1 kvm,nixos-test benchmark
root@lotsofspace i686-linux,x86_64-linux /var/sshkey 1 1 kvm,nixos-test benchmark
|;
close $fh;
is(Hydra::Helper::Nix::getMachines(), {
'root@ip' => {
'systemTypes' => ["x86_64-darwin"],
'sshKeys' => '/sshkey',
'maxJobs' => 15,
'speedFactor' => 15,
'supportedFeatures' => ["big-parallel", "kvm", "nixos-test" ],
'mandatoryFeatures' => [ ],
},
'root@baz' => {
'systemTypes' => [ "aarch64-darwin" ],
'sshKeys' => '/sshkey',
'maxJobs' => 4,
'speedFactor' => 1,
'supportedFeatures' => ["big-parallel"],
'mandatoryFeatures' => [],
},
'root@bux' => {
'systemTypes' => [ "i686-linux", "x86_64-linux" ],
'sshKeys' => '/var/sshkey',
'maxJobs' => 1,
'speedFactor' => 1,
'supportedFeatures' => [ "kvm", "nixos-test", "benchmark" ],
'mandatoryFeatures' => [ "benchmark" ],
},
'root@lotsofspace' => {
'systemTypes' => [ "i686-linux", "x86_64-linux" ],
'sshKeys' => '/var/sshkey',
'maxJobs' => 1,
'speedFactor' => 1,
'supportedFeatures' => [ "kvm", "nixos-test", "benchmark" ],
'mandatoryFeatures' => [ "benchmark" ],
},
}, ":)");
done_testing;

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use strict;
use warnings;
use Setup;
use Data::Dumper;
use Test2::V0;
use Hydra::Helper::AttributeSet;
subtest "splitting an attribute path in to its component parts" => sub {
my %values = (
"" => [''],
"." => ['', ''],
"...." => ['', '', '', '', ''],
"foobar" => ['foobar'],
"foo.bar" => ['foo', 'bar'],
"🌮" => ['🌮'],
# not supported: 'foo."bar.baz".tux' => [ 'foo', 'bar.baz', 'tux' ]
# the edge cases are fairly significant around escaping and unescaping.
);
for my $input (keys %values) {
my @value = @{$values{$input}};
my @components = Hydra::Helper::AttributeSet::splitPath($input);
is(\@components, \@value, "Splitting the attribute path: " . $input);
}
};
my $attrs = Hydra::Helper::AttributeSet->new();
$attrs->registerValue("foo");
$attrs->registerValue("bar.baz.tux");
$attrs->registerValue("bar.baz.bux.foo.bar.baz");
my @enumerated = $attrs->enumerate();
is(
\@enumerated,
[
# "foo": skipped since we're registering values, and we
# only want to track nested attribute sets.
# "bar.baz.tux": expand the path
"bar",
"bar.baz",
#"bar.baz.bux.foo.bar.baz": expand the path, but only register new
# attribute set names.
"bar.baz.bux",
"bar.baz.bux.foo",
"bar.baz.bux.foo.bar",
],
"Attribute set paths are registered."
);
done_testing;

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use strict;
use warnings;
use Setup;
use Data::Dumper;
use Test2::V0;
use Hydra::Helper::Escape;
subtest "checking individual attribute set elements" => sub {
my %values = (
"" => '""',
"." => '"."',
"foobar" => '"foobar"',
"foo.bar" => '"foo.bar"',
"🌮" => '"🌮"',
'foo"bar' => '"foo\"bar"',
'foo\\bar' => '"foo\\\\bar"',
'$bar' => '"\\$bar"',
);
for my $input (keys %values) {
my $value = $values{$input};
is(escapeString($input), $value, "Escaping the value: " . $input);
}
};
subtest "escaping path components of a nested attribute" => sub {
my %values = (
"" => '""',
"." => '"".""',
"...." => '""."".""."".""',
"foobar" => '"foobar"',
"foo.bar" => '"foo"."bar"',
"🌮" => '"🌮"',
'foo"bar' => '"foo\"bar"',
'foo\\bar' => '"foo\\\\bar"',
'$bar' => '"\\$bar"',
);
for my $input (keys %values) {
my $value = $values{$input};
is(escapeAttributePath($input), $value, "Escaping the attribute path: " . $input);
}
};
done_testing;