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"""
A currently disabled test that used to verify that we print a useful
message (and exit non-zero) if an external error occurs while deciding
if a Node is current or not.

This behavior changed when the Big Signature Refactoring changed when
signature calculation happens to *after* a Node has been visited (and
therefore visiting source Nodes in turn).  Creating an analogous situation
in the new code isn't obvious, and It's not clear whether we need it
anyway, so we're going to leave this checked in but disabled for now.
"""

import sys

import TestSCons

test = TestSCons.TestSCons()

test.skip_test('Test not useful with current code; skipping.\n')

work_file_out = test.workpath('work', 'file.out')

test.subdir('install', 'work')

test.write(['work', 'SConstruct'], """\
file_out = Command('file.out', 'file.in', Copy('$TARGET', '$SOURCE'))
Alias("install", file_out)

# Make a directory where we expect the File() to be.  This causes an
# IOError or OSError when we try to open it to read its signature.
import os
os.mkdir('file.in')
""" % locals())

if sys.platform == 'win32':
    error_message = "Permission denied"
else:
    error_message = "Is a directory"

expect = """\
scons: *** [install] %(work_file_out)s: %(error_message)s
""" % locals()

test.run(chdir = 'work',
         arguments = 'install',
         status = 2,
         stderr = expect)

test.pass_test()

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