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@api @cookbooks @api_cookbooks_download
@manage_cookbook
Feature: CRUD cookbooks
In order to manage cookbook data
As a Developer
I want to download cookbook files and manifests
# Downloading a cookbook -- positive
@download_cookbook_positive
Scenario: After a cookbook is uploaded, it should be downloadable
Given I am an administrator
Then I fully upload a sandboxed cookbook named 'testcookbook_valid' versioned '0.1.0' with 'testcookbook_valid'
When I download the cookbook manifest for 'testcookbook_valid' version '0.1.0'
Then the downloaded cookbook manifest contents should match 'testcookbook_valid'
Scenario: After a cookbook is uploaded, its contents should be downloadable
Given I am an administrator
Then I fully upload a sandboxed cookbook named 'testcookbook_valid' versioned '0.1.0' with 'testcookbook_valid'
When I download the cookbook manifest for 'testcookbook_valid' version '0.1.0'
When I download the file 'metadata.json' from the downloaded cookbook manifest
Then I should not get an exception
When I download the file 'recipes/default.rb' from the downloaded cookbook manifest
Then I should not get an exception
@download_cookbook_positive
Scenario: After uploading two versions of a cookbook, I should be able to retrieve files from either version
Given I am an administrator
When I fully upload a sandboxed cookbook named 'testcookbook_valid' versioned '0.1.0' with 'testcookbook_valid'
And I fully upload a sandboxed cookbook force-named 'testcookbook_valid' versioned '0.2.0' with 'testcookbook_valid_v0.2.0'
When I download the cookbook manifest for 'testcookbook_valid' version '0.1.0'
Then I should not get an exception
When I download the file 'recipes/default.rb' from the downloaded cookbook manifest
Then the downloaded cookbook file contents should match the pattern '.*0.1.0.*'
When I download the cookbook manifest for 'testcookbook_valid' version '0.2.0'
Then I should not get an exception
When I download the file 'recipes/default.rb' from the downloaded cookbook manifest
Then the downloaded cookbook file contents should match the pattern '.*0.2.0.*'
@download_cookbook_negative
Scenario: Retrieving a non-existent version for an existing cookbook should fail
Given I am an administrator
Then I fully upload a sandboxed cookbook named 'testcookbook_valid' versioned '0.1.0' with 'testcookbook_valid'
When I download the cookbook manifest for 'testcookbook_valid' version '9.9.9'
Then I should get a '404 "Not Found"' exception
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