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The DependencyCollector tests are really integration tests, while the rest are closer to real unit tests. Split them up so that the tests can be run in isolation on a per-class basis.
29 lines
746 B
Ruby
29 lines
746 B
Ruby
require 'testing_env'
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require 'dependencies'
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class RequirementTests < Test::Unit::TestCase
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def test_accepts_single_tag
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dep = Requirement.new("bar")
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assert_equal %w{bar}, dep.tags
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end
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def test_accepts_multiple_tags
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dep = Requirement.new(%w{bar baz})
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assert_equal %w{bar baz}.sort, dep.tags.sort
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dep = Requirement.new(*%w{bar baz})
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assert_equal %w{bar baz}.sort, dep.tags.sort
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end
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def test_preserves_symbol_tags
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dep = Requirement.new(:build)
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assert_equal [:build], dep.tags
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end
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def test_accepts_symbol_and_string_tags
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dep = Requirement.new([:build, "bar"])
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assert_equal [:build, "bar"], dep.tags
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dep = Requirement.new(:build, "bar")
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assert_equal [:build, "bar"], dep.tags
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end
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end
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