/**
 * apply_ops_errors.js
 *
 * This file tests the output of the applyOps command when an exception occurs.
 * This test checks two scenarios, one where the only command fails, and one where
 * the second of three commands fails.
 * The expected outcome is that applyOps terminates and returns the error code,
 * the error message, and a list of booleans specifying which operations succeeded
 * and which ones failed. In the first case the one operation's result returns
 * false in the results array. In the second case the first operation should return
 * true, the second should return false, and the third should not be run.
 * This is all in accordance with SERVER-10771.
 */

(function() {
"use strict";
var coll = db.apply_ops_errors;
coll.drop();

// Scenario 1: only one operation
assert.eq(0, coll.find().count(), "test collection not empty");
coll.createIndex({x: 1}, {unique: true});
coll.insert({_id: 1, x: "init"});

var res = db.runCommand({
    applyOps: [
        {op: "i", ns: coll.getFullName(), o: {_id: 2, x: "init"}},
    ]
});

assert.eq(1, res.applied);
assert(res.code);
assert(res.errmsg);
assert.eq([false], res.results);
assert.eq(0, res.ok);

coll.drop();

// Scenario 2: Three operations, first two should run, second should fail.
assert.eq(0, coll.find().count(), "test collection not empty");
coll.createIndex({x: 1}, {unique: true});
coll.insert({_id: 1, x: "init"});

var res = db.runCommand({
    applyOps: [
        {op: "i", ns: coll.getFullName(), o: {_id: 3, x: "not init"}},
        {op: "i", ns: coll.getFullName(), o: {_id: 4, x: "init"}},
        {op: "i", ns: coll.getFullName(), o: {_id: 5, x: "not init again"}},
    ]
});

assert.eq(2, res.applied);
assert(res.code);
assert(res.errmsg);
// applyOps is non-atomic
assert.eq([true, false], res.results);
assert.eq(0, res.ok);
})();