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@@ -115,18 +115,44 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  expect(converter.convert('3.1415', string_formats)).to eq('3.1415')
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  end
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- it 'The %p format for string produces quoted string' do
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- string_formats = { Puppet::Pops::Types::PStringType::DEFAULT => '%p'}
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- expect(converter.convert("hello\tworld", string_formats)).to eq('"hello\\tworld"')
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+ context 'The %p format for string produces' do
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+ let!(:string_formats) { { Puppet::Pops::Types::PStringType::DEFAULT => '%p'} }
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+ it 'double quoted result for string that contains control characters' do
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+ expect(converter.convert("hello\tworld.\r\nSun is brigth today.", string_formats)).to eq('"hello\\tworld.\\r\\nSun is brigth today."')
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+ end
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+
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+ it 'singe quoted result for string that is plain ascii without \\, $ or control characters' do
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+ expect(converter.convert('hello world', string_formats)).to eq("'hello world'")
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+ end
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+
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+ it 'quoted 5-byte unicode chars' do
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+ expect(converter.convert("smile \u{1f603}.", string_formats)).to eq('"smile \\u{1F603}."')
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+ end
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+
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+ it 'quoted 2-byte unicode chars' do
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+ expect(converter.convert("esc \u{1b}.", string_formats)).to eq('"esc \\u{1B}."')
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+ end
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+
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+ it 'escape for $' do
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+ expect(converter.convert('escape the $ sign', string_formats)).to eq('"escape the \$ sign"')
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+ end
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+
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+ it 'escape for double qoute but not for single quote' do
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+ expect(converter.convert('the \' single and " double quote', string_formats)).to eq('"the \' single and \\" double quote"')
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+ end
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+
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+ it 'no escape for #' do
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+ expect(converter.convert('do not escape #{x}', string_formats)).to eq('\'do not escape #{x}\'')
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+ end
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  end
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  {
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  '%s' => 'hello::world',
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- '%p' => '"hello::world"',
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+ '%p' => "'hello::world'",
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  '%c' => 'Hello::world',
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- '%#c' => '"Hello::world"',
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+ '%#c' => "'Hello::world'",
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  '%u' => 'HELLO::WORLD',
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- '%#u' => '"HELLO::WORLD"',
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+ '%#u' => "'HELLO::WORLD'",
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  }.each do |fmt, result |
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  it "the format #{fmt} produces #{result}" do
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  string_formats = { Puppet::Pops::Types::PStringType::DEFAULT => fmt}
@@ -136,9 +162,9 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  {
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  '%c' => 'Hello::world',
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- '%#c' => '"Hello::world"',
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+ '%#c' => "'Hello::world'",
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  '%d' => 'hello::world',
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- '%#d' => '"hello::world"',
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+ '%#d' => "'hello::world'",
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  }.each do |fmt, result |
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  it "the format #{fmt} produces #{result}" do
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  string_formats = { Puppet::Pops::Types::PStringType::DEFAULT => fmt}
@@ -146,6 +172,18 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  end
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  end
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+ {
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+ [nil, '%.1p'] => 'u',
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+ [nil, '%#.2p'] => '"u',
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+ [:default, '%.1p'] => 'd',
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+ [true, '%.2s'] => 'tr',
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+ [true, '%.2y'] => 'ye',
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+ }.each do |args, result |
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+ it "the format #{args[1]} produces #{result} for value #{args[0]}" do
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+ expect(converter.convert(*args)).to eq(result)
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+ end
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+ end
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+
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  {
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  ' a b ' => 'a b',
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  'a b ' => 'a b',
@@ -158,9 +196,9 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  end
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  {
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- ' a b ' => '"a b"',
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- 'a b ' => '"a b"',
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- ' a b' => '"a b"',
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+ ' a b ' => "'a b'",
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+ 'a b ' => "'a b'",
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+ ' a b' => "'a b'",
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  }.each do |input, result |
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  it "the input #{input} is trimmed to #{result} by using format '%#t'" do
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  string_formats = { Puppet::Pops::Types::PStringType::DEFAULT => '%#t'}
@@ -192,15 +230,13 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  {
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  '%4.2s' => ' he',
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- '%4.2p' => ' "h',
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+ '%4.2p' => " 'h",
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  '%4.2c' => ' He',
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- '%#4.2c' => ' "H',
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+ '%#4.2c' => " 'H",
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  '%4.2u' => ' HE',
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- '%#4.2u' => ' "H',
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- '%4.2c' => ' He',
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- '%#4.2c' => ' "H',
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+ '%#4.2u' => " 'H",
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  '%4.2d' => ' he',
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- '%#4.2d' => ' "h',
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+ '%#4.2d' => " 'h"
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  }.each do |fmt, result |
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  it "width and precision can be combined with #{fmt}" do
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  string_formats = { Puppet::Pops::Types::PStringType::DEFAULT => fmt}
@@ -580,30 +616,30 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  context 'when converting array' do
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  it 'the default string representation is using [] delimiters, joins with ',' and uses %p for values' do
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- expect(converter.convert(["hello", "world"], :default)).to eq('["hello", "world"]')
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+ expect(converter.convert(["hello", "world"], :default)).to eq("['hello', 'world']")
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  end
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- { "%s" => '[1, "hello"]',
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- "%p" => '[1, "hello"]',
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- "%a" => '[1, "hello"]',
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- "%<a" => '<1, "hello">',
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- "%[a" => '[1, "hello"]',
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- "%(a" => '(1, "hello")',
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- "%{a" => '{1, "hello"}',
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- "% a" => '1, "hello"',
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+ { "%s" => "[1, 'hello']",
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+ "%p" => "[1, 'hello']",
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+ "%a" => "[1, 'hello']",
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+ "%<a" => "<1, 'hello'>",
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+ "%[a" => "[1, 'hello']",
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+ "%(a" => "(1, 'hello')",
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+ "%{a" => "{1, 'hello'}",
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+ "% a" => "1, 'hello'",
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  {'format' => '%(a',
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  'separator' => ''
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- } => '(1 "hello")',
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+ } => "(1 'hello')",
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  {'format' => '%|a',
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  'separator' => ''
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- } => '|1 "hello"|',
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+ } => "|1 'hello'|",
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- {'format' => '%(a',
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- 'separator' => '',
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+ {'format' => '%(a',
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+ 'separator' => '',
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  'string_formats' => {Puppet::Pops::Types::PIntegerType::DEFAULT => '%#x'}
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- } => '(0x1 "hello")',
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+ } => "(0x1 'hello')",
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  }.each do |fmt, result |
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  it "the format #{fmt} produces #{result}" do
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  string_formats = { Puppet::Pops::Types::PArrayType::DEFAULT => fmt}
@@ -614,7 +650,7 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  it "multiple rules selects most specific" do
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  short_array_t = factory.array_of(factory.integer, factory.range(1,2))
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  long_array_t = factory.array_of(factory.integer, factory.range(3,100))
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- string_formats = {
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+ string_formats = {
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  short_array_t => "%(a",
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  long_array_t => "%[a",
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  }
@@ -715,27 +751,27 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  context 'when converting hash' do
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  it 'the default string representation is using {} delimiters, joins with '=>' and uses %p for values' do
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- expect(converter.convert({"hello" => "world"}, :default)).to eq('{"hello" => "world"}')
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+ expect(converter.convert({"hello" => "world"}, :default)).to eq("{'hello' => 'world'}")
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  end
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- { "%s" => '{1 => "world"}',
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- "%p" => '{1 => "world"}',
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- "%h" => '{1 => "world"}',
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- "%a" => '[[1, "world"]]',
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- "%<h" => '<1 => "world">',
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- "%[h" => '[1 => "world"]',
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- "%(h" => '(1 => "world")',
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- "%{h" => '{1 => "world"}',
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- "% h" => '1 => "world"',
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+ { "%s" => "{1 => 'world'}",
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+ "%p" => "{1 => 'world'}",
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+ "%h" => "{1 => 'world'}",
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+ "%a" => "[[1, 'world']]",
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+ "%<h" => "<1 => 'world'>",
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+ "%[h" => "[1 => 'world']",
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+ "%(h" => "(1 => 'world')",
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+ "%{h" => "{1 => 'world'}",
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+ "% h" => "1 => 'world'",
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  {'format' => '%(h',
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  'separator2' => ' '
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- } => '(1 "world")',
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+ } => "(1 'world')",
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- {'format' => '%(h',
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- 'separator2' => ' ',
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+ {'format' => '%(h',
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+ 'separator2' => ' ',
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  'string_formats' => {Puppet::Pops::Types::PIntegerType::DEFAULT => '%#x'}
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- } => '(0x1 "world")',
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+ } => "(0x1 'world')",
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  }.each do |fmt, result |
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  it "the format #{fmt} produces #{result}" do
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  string_formats = { Puppet::Pops::Types::PHashType::DEFAULT => fmt}
@@ -743,17 +779,17 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  end
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  end
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- { "%s" => '{1 => "hello", 2 => "world"}',
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+ { "%s" => "{1 => 'hello', 2 => 'world'}",
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  {'format' => '%(h',
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  'separator2' => ' '
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- } => '(1 "hello", 2 "world")',
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+ } => "(1 'hello', 2 'world')",
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- {'format' => '%(h',
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- 'separator' => ' >>',
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- 'separator2' => ' <=> ',
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+ {'format' => '%(h',
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+ 'separator' => ' >>',
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+ 'separator2' => ' <=> ',
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  'string_formats' => {Puppet::Pops::Types::PIntegerType::DEFAULT => '%#x'}
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- } => '(0x1 <=> "hello" >> 0x2 <=> "world")',
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+ } => "(0x1 <=> 'hello' >> 0x2 <=> 'world')",
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  }.each do |fmt, result |
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  it "the format #{fmt} produces #{result}" do
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  string_formats = { Puppet::Pops::Types::PHashType::DEFAULT => fmt}
@@ -770,9 +806,9 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  # formatting matters here
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  result = [
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  "{",
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- " 1 => \"hello\",",
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+ " 1 => 'hello',",
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  " 2 => {",
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- " 3 => \"world\"",
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+ " 3 => 'world'",
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  " }",
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  "}"
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  ].join("\n")
@@ -782,7 +818,7 @@ describe 'The string converter' do
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  context "containing an array" do
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  it 'the hash and array renders without breaks and indentation by default' do
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- result = '{1 => [1, 2, 3]}'
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+ result = "{1 => [1, 2, 3]}"
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  formatted = converter.convert({ 1 => [1, 2, 3] }, :default)
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  expect(formatted).to eq(result)
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  end
@@ -353,7 +353,7 @@ describe 'Puppet Type System' do
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  end
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  it 'can be created with a runtime and, puppet name pattern, and runtime replacement' do
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- expect(tf.runtime('ruby', [/^MyPackage::(.*)$/, 'MyModule::\1']).to_s).to eq("Runtime[ruby, [/^MyPackage::(.*)$/, 'MyModule::\\1']]")
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+ expect(tf.runtime('ruby', [/^MyPackage::(.*)$/, 'MyModule::\1']).to_s).to eq("Runtime[ruby, [/^MyPackage::(.*)$/, \"MyModule::\\\\1\"]]")
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  end
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  it 'will map a Puppet name to a runtime type' do
@@ -74,6 +74,10 @@ describe Puppet::Type.type(:group).provider(:windows_adsi), :if => Puppet.featur
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  resource[:auth_membership] = true
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  end
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+ it "should return true when current and should contain the same users in a different order" do
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+ expect(provider.members_insync?(['user1', 'user2', 'user3'], ['user3', 'user1', 'user2'])).to be_truthy
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+ end
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  it "should return false when current is nil" do
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  expect(provider.members_insync?(nil, ['user2'])).to be_falsey
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  end
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  provider_class = Puppet::Type.type(:package).provider(:dnf)
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+ context 'default' do
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+ [ 19, 20, 21 ].each do |ver|
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+ it "should not be the default provider on fedora#{ver}" do
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+ Facter.stubs(:value).with(:osfamily).returns(:redhat)
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+ Facter.stubs(:value).with(:operatingsystem).returns(:fedora)
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+ Facter.stubs(:value).with(:operatingsystemmajrelease).returns("#{ver}")
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+ expect(provider_class).to_not be_default
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+ end
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+ end
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+ [ 22, 23, 24 ].each do |ver|
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+ it "should be the default provider on fedora#{ver}" do
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+ Facter.stubs(:value).with(:osfamily).returns(:redhat)
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+ Facter.stubs(:value).with(:operatingsystem).returns(:fedora)
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+ Facter.stubs(:value).with(:operatingsystemmajrelease).returns("#{ver}")
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+ expect(provider_class).to be_default
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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  describe provider_class do
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  let(:name) { 'mypackage' }
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  let(:resource) do
@@ -600,16 +600,6 @@ describe Puppet::Type.type(:scheduled_task).provider(:win32_taskscheduler), :if
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  expect(resource.provider.exists?).to eq(true)
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  end
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-
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- it "uses SystemRoot in the path of Task folder" do
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- Win32::TaskScheduler.unstub(:new)
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- exists_test_task = Win32::TaskScheduler.new
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- Dir.stubs(:foreach).with('D:/WinNT/Tasks').returns([])
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  end
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  describe '#clear_task' do
@@ -1583,6 +1573,7 @@ describe Puppet::Type.type(:scheduled_task).provider(:win32_taskscheduler), :if
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  end
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+ @mock_task.expects(:set_account_information).with(nil, nil)
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@@ -1856,4 +1847,200 @@ describe Puppet::Type.type(:scheduled_task).provider(:win32_taskscheduler), :if
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  resource.provider.create
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  end
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  end
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+ describe "Win32::TaskScheduler", :if => Puppet.features.microsoft_windows? do
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+
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+ let(:name) { SecureRandom.uuid }
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+
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+ describe 'sets appropriate generic trigger defaults' do
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+ before(:each) do
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+ @now = Time.now
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+ Time.stubs(:now).returns(@now)
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+ end
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+
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+ it 'for a ONCE schedule' do
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+ task = Win32::TaskScheduler.new(name, { 'trigger_type' => Win32::TaskScheduler::ONCE })
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+ expect(task.trigger(0)['start_year']).to eq(@now.year)
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+ expect(task.trigger(0)['start_month']).to eq(@now.month)
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+ expect(task.trigger(0)['start_day']).to eq(@now.day)
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+ end
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+ it 'for a DAILY schedule' do
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+ 'type' => { 'days_interval' => 1 }
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+ }
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+ task = Win32::TaskScheduler.new(name, trigger)
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+ expect(task.trigger(0)['start_month']).to eq(@now.month)
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+ expect(task.trigger(0)['start_day']).to eq(@now.day)
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+ end
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+ it 'for a WEEKLY schedule' do
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+ end
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+
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+ it 'for a MONTHLYDATE schedule' do
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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+ describe 'enforces maximum lengths' do
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+ it 'on account user name' do
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+ expect {
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+ }.to raise_error(Puppet::Error)
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+ end
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+ }.to raise_error(Puppet::Error)
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+ end
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+ it 'on parameters' do
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+ expect {
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+ }.to raise_error(Puppet::Error)
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+ end
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+
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+ it 'on working directory' do
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+ expect {
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+ }.to raise_error(Puppet::Error)
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+ end
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+ it 'on comment' do
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+ expect {
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+ }.to raise_error(Puppet::Error)
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+ end
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+ }.to raise_error(Puppet::Error)
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+ end
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+ end
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+ describe '#exists?' do
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+ it 'works with Unicode task names' do
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+ task_name = name + "\u16A0\u16C7\u16BB" # ᚠᛇᚻ
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+ end
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+ end
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+ it 'is case insensitive' do
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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+ describe 'does not corrupt tasks' do
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+ it 'when setting maximum length values for all settings' do
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+ begin
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+ task = Win32::TaskScheduler.new(name, { 'trigger_type' => Win32::TaskScheduler::ONCE })
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+
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+ application_name = 'a' * Win32::TaskScheduler::MAX_PATH
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+ parameters = 'b' * Win32::TaskScheduler::MAX_PARAMETERS_LENGTH
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+ working_directory = 'c' * Win32::TaskScheduler::MAX_PATH
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+ comment = 'd' * Win32::TaskScheduler::MAX_COMMENT_LENGTH
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+ creator = 'e' * Win32::TaskScheduler::MAX_ACCOUNT_LENGTH
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+
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+ task.application_name = application_name
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+ task.parameters = parameters
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+ task.working_directory = working_directory
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+ task.comment = comment
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+ task.creator = creator
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+
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+ # saving and reloading (activating) can induce COM load errors when
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+ # file is corrupted, which can happen when the upper bounds of these lengths are set too high
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+ task.save()
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+ task.activate(name)
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+
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+ # furthermore, corrupted values may not necessarily be read back properly
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+ # note that SYSTEM is always returned as an empty string in account_information
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+ expect(task.account_information).to eq('')
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+ expect(task.application_name).to eq(application_name)
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+ expect(task.parameters).to eq(parameters)
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+ expect(task.working_directory).to eq(working_directory)
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+ expect(task.comment).to eq(comment)
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+ expect(task.creator).to eq(creator)
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+ ensure
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+ task.delete(name) if Win32::TaskScheduler.new.exists?(name)
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+ end
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+ end
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+
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+ it 'by preventing a save() not preceded by a set_account_information()' do
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+ begin
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+ # creates a default new task with SYSTEM user
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+ task = Win32::TaskScheduler.new(name, { 'trigger_type' => Win32::TaskScheduler::ONCE })
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+ # save automatically resets the current task
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+ task.save()
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+
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+ # re-activate named task, try to modify, and save
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+ task.activate(name)
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+ task.application_name = 'c:/windows/system32/notepad.exe'
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+
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+ expect { task.save() }.to raise_error(Puppet::Error, /Account information must be set on the current task to save it properly/)
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+
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+ # on a failed save, the current task is still active - add SYSTEM
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+ task.set_account_information('', nil)
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+ expect(task.save()).to be_instance_of(Win32::TaskScheduler::COM::Task)
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+
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+ # the most appropriate additional validation here would be to confirm settings with schtasks.exe
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+ # but that test can live inside a system-level acceptance test
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+ ensure
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+ task.delete(name) if Win32::TaskScheduler.new.exists?(name)
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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+ end
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  end