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#
# Author:: Matt Wrock (<matt@mattwrock.com>)
# Copyright:: Copyright (c) Chef Software Inc.
# License:: Apache License, Version 2.0
#
# Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
# you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
# You may obtain a copy of the License at
#
# http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
#
# Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
# distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
# WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
# See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
# limitations under the License.
#
require "spec_helper"
require "chef/mixin/shell_out"
describe Chef::Resource::ChocolateyPackage, :windows_only, :choco_installed do
include Chef::Mixin::ShellOut
let(:package_name) { "test-A" }
let(:package_list) { proc { shell_out!("choco list -lo -r #{Array(package_name).join(" ")}").stdout.chomp } }
let(:package_source) { File.join(CHEF_SPEC_ASSETS, "chocolatey_feed") }
let(:run_context) do
Chef::RunContext.new(Chef::Node.new, {}, Chef::EventDispatch::Dispatcher.new)
end
subject do
new_resource = Chef::Resource::ChocolateyPackage.new("test choco package", run_context)
new_resource.package_name package_name
new_resource.source package_source
new_resource
end
let(:provider) do
provider = subject.provider_for_action(subject.action)
provider
end
# This bit of magic ensures that we pass a mixed-case Path var in the env to chocolatey and not PATH
# (both ENV["PATH"] and ENV["Path"] are the same thing in ruby-on-windows, and the first created key
# is the one that is actually passed to a subprocess, and choco demands it be Path)
#
# This is not a no-op.
#
# I don't know how to tell what state we were in to begin with, so we cannot restore. Nothing else
# seems to care.
#
before(:all) do
ENV["Path"] = ENV.delete("Path")
end
context "installing a package" do
after { remove_package }
it "installs the latest version" do
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|2.0")
end
it "does not install if already installed" do
subject.run_action(:install)
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(subject).not_to be_updated_by_last_action
end
it "installs version given" do
subject.version "1.0"
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|1.0")
end
it "installs new version if one is already installed" do
subject.version "1.0"
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|1.0")
subject.version "2.0"
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|2.0")
end
context "installing multiple packages" do
let(:package_name) { %w{test-A test-B} }
it "installs both packages" do
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("test-A|2.0\r\ntest-B|1.0")
end
end
it "raises if package is not found" do
subject.package_name "blah"
expect { subject.run_action(:install) }.to raise_error Chef::Exceptions::Package
end
it "installs with an option as a string" do
subject.options "--force --confirm"
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|2.0")
end
it "installs with multiple options as a string" do
subject.options "--force --confirm"
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|2.0")
end
context "when multiple options passed as string" do
before do
subject.options "--force --confirm"
subject.source nil
end
it "splits a string into an array of options" do
expect(provider.send(:cmd_args)).to eq(["--force", "--confirm"])
end
it "calls command_line_to_argv_w_helper method" do
expect(provider).to receive(:command_line_to_argv_w_helper).with(subject.options).and_return(["--force", "--confirm"])
provider.send(:cmd_args)
end
end
context "when multiple options passed as array" do
it "Does not call command_line_to_argv_w_helper method" do
subject.options [ "--force", "--confirm" ]
expect(provider).not_to receive(:command_line_to_argv_w_helper)
provider.send(:cmd_args)
end
end
it "installs with multiple options as an array" do
subject.options [ "--force", "--confirm" ]
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|2.0")
end
end
context "upgrading a package" do
after { remove_package }
it "upgrades to a specific version" do
subject.version "1.0"
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|1.0")
subject.version "1.5"
subject.run_action(:upgrade)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|1.5")
end
it "upgrades to the latest version if no version given" do
subject.version "1.0"
subject.run_action(:install)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|1.0")
subject2 = Chef::Resource::ChocolateyPackage.new("test-A", run_context)
subject2.source package_source
subject2.run_action(:upgrade)
expect(package_list.call).to eq("#{package_name}|2.0")
end
end
context "removing a package" do
it "removes an installed package" do
subject.run_action(:install)
remove_package
expect(package_list.call).to eq("")
end
end
def remove_package
pkg_to_remove = Chef::Resource::ChocolateyPackage.new(package_name, run_context)
pkg_to_remove.source = package_source
pkg_to_remove.run_action(:remove)
end
end
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