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majori committed Feb 8, 2024
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88 changes: 44 additions & 44 deletions test/check-file-origin.feature
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Feature: Check origin of a file in project directory using "why" command

Scenario: File generated by a recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file "README.md" is created
Then CLI produced an output "File 'README.md' is created by the recipe 'foo'"
Scenario: File generated by a recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file "README.md" is created
Then CLI produced an output "File 'README.md' is created by the recipe 'foo'"

Scenario: Nested file generated by a recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "foo/bar.yml"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file "foo/bar.yml" is created
Then CLI produced an output "File 'foo/bar.yml' is created by the recipe 'foo'"
Scenario: Directory generated by a recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "foo/bar.yml"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file "foo" is created
Then CLI produced an output "Directory 'foo' is created by the recipe 'foo'"
Scenario: Nested file generated by a recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "foo/bar.yml"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file "foo/bar.yml" is created
Then CLI produced an output "File 'foo/bar.yml' is created by the recipe 'foo'"
Scenario: Directory generated by a recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "foo/bar.yml"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file "foo" is created
Then CLI produced an output "Directory 'foo' is created by the recipe 'foo'"

Scenario: Directory generated by Jalapeno
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file ".jalapeno" is created
Then CLI produced an output "Directory '.jalapeno' is created by Jalapeno"
Scenario: File generated by Jalapeno
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file ".jalapeno/sauces.yml" is created
Then CLI produced an output "File '.jalapeno/sauces.yml' is created by Jalapeno"
Scenario: Directory generated by Jalapeno
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file ".jalapeno" is created
Then CLI produced an output "Directory '.jalapeno' is created by Jalapeno"
Scenario: File generated by Jalapeno
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file ".jalapeno/sauces.yml" is created
Then CLI produced an output "File '.jalapeno/sauces.yml' is created by Jalapeno"

Scenario: File not found
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file "not-found" is created
Then CLI produced an error "file '.*/not-found' does not exist"
Scenario: File not found
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And I execute recipe "foo"
When I check why the file "not-found" is created
Then CLI produced an error "file '.*/not-found' does not exist"
236 changes: 118 additions & 118 deletions test/check-recipes.feature
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Feature: Check for new recipe versions
Scenario: Find newer version for a recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I execute recipe "foo"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "foo" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
And I check new versions for recipe "foo"
Then CLI produced an output "new versions found: v0.0.2"
Then CLI produced an output "To upgrade recipes to the latest version run:\n (.*) upgrade oci://localhost:\d+/foo:v0.0.2\n"
Scenario: Find newer version for a recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I execute recipe "foo"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "foo" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
And I check new versions for recipe "foo"
Then CLI produced an output "new versions found: v0.0.2"
Then CLI produced an output "To upgrade recipes to the latest version run:\n (.*) upgrade oci://localhost:\d+/foo:v0.0.2\n"

Scenario: Find multiple newer version for a recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I execute recipe "foo"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "foo" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
And I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.3"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then I check new versions for recipe "foo"
Then CLI produced an output "new versions found: v0.0.2, v0.0.3"
Then CLI produced an output "To upgrade recipes to the latest version run:\n (.*) upgrade oci://localhost:\d+/foo:v0.0.3\n"
Scenario: Find multiple newer version for a recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I execute recipe "foo"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "foo" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
And I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.3"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then I check new versions for recipe "foo"
Then CLI produced an output "new versions found: v0.0.2, v0.0.3"
Then CLI produced an output "To upgrade recipes to the latest version run:\n (.*) upgrade oci://localhost:\d+/foo:v0.0.3\n"

Scenario: Find newer version for multiple recipes
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "foo.md"
And a recipe "bar" that generates file "bar.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I execute recipe "foo"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "foo" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I execute recipe "bar"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "bar" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
When I push the recipe "bar" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "bar" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "bar" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
Then I check new versions
Then CLI produced an output "foo: new versions found: v0.0.2"
And CLI produced an output "bar: new versions found: v0.0.2"
Scenario: Find newer version for multiple recipes
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "foo.md"
And a recipe "bar" that generates file "bar.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I execute recipe "foo"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "foo" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I execute recipe "bar"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "bar" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
When I push the recipe "bar" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "bar" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "bar" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
Then I check new versions
Then CLI produced an output "foo: new versions found: v0.0.2"
And CLI produced an output "bar: new versions found: v0.0.2"

Scenario: Unable to find newer recipe versions
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
And I execute recipe "foo"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "foo" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
And I check new versions for recipe "foo"
Then CLI produced an output "no new versions found"
Scenario: Unable to find newer recipe versions for all recipes
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "foo.md"
And a recipe "bar" that generates file "bar.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I execute recipe "foo"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "foo" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I execute recipe "bar"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "bar" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
When I push the recipe "bar" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
Then I check new versions
Then CLI produced an output "foo: new versions found: v0.0.2"
And CLI produced an output "bar: no new versions found"
Scenario: Unable to find newer recipe versions
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
And I execute recipe "foo"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "foo" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
And I check new versions for recipe "foo"
Then CLI produced an output "no new versions found"
Scenario: Unable to find newer recipe versions for all recipes
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "foo.md"
And a recipe "bar" that generates file "bar.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I execute recipe "foo"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "foo" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I execute recipe "bar"
And the source of the sauce with recipe "bar" is in the local OCI registry
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
When I push the recipe "bar" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
When I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And I push the recipe "foo" to the local OCI repository
Then no errors were printed
Then I check new versions
Then CLI produced an output "foo: new versions found: v0.0.2"
And CLI produced an output "bar: no new versions found"

Scenario: Executing remote recipe automatically adds the repo as source for the sauce
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And a local OCI registry
And the recipe "foo" is pushed to the local OCI repository "foo:v0.0.1"
And I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And the recipe "foo" is pushed to the local OCI repository "foo:v0.0.2"
When I execute the recipe from the local OCI repository "foo:v0.0.1"
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
# Note the lack of explicitly setting the source for the sauce
And I check new versions for recipe "foo"
Then CLI produced an output "new versions found: v0.0.2"
Scenario: Executing remote recipe automatically adds the repo as source for the sauce
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And a local OCI registry
And the recipe "foo" is pushed to the local OCI repository "foo:v0.0.1"
And I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And the recipe "foo" is pushed to the local OCI repository "foo:v0.0.2"
When I execute the recipe from the local OCI repository "foo:v0.0.1"
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
# Note the lack of explicitly setting the source for the sauce
And I check new versions for recipe "foo"
Then CLI produced an output "new versions found: v0.0.2"

Scenario: Manually override the check from URL for locally executed recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I execute recipe "foo"
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When the recipe "foo" is pushed to the local OCI repository "foo:v0.0.1"
And I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And the recipe "foo" is pushed to the local OCI repository "foo:v0.0.2"
And I check new versions for recipe "foo" from the local OCI repository "foo"
Then CLI produced an output "new versions found: v0.0.2"
And the sauce file contains a sauce in index 0 which should have property "from" with value "^oci://localhost:\d+/foo$"
Scenario: Manually override the check from URL for locally executed recipe
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
And a local OCI registry
When I execute recipe "foo"
Then execution of the recipe has succeeded
When the recipe "foo" is pushed to the local OCI repository "foo:v0.0.1"
And I change recipe "foo" to version "v0.0.2"
And the recipe "foo" is pushed to the local OCI repository "foo:v0.0.2"
And I check new versions for recipe "foo" from the local OCI repository "foo"
Then CLI produced an output "new versions found: v0.0.2"
And the sauce file contains a sauce in index 0 which should have property "from" with value "^oci://localhost:\d+/foo$"
10 changes: 5 additions & 5 deletions test/create-recipes.feature
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Feature: Create new recipes
Scenario: Using CLI to create a new recipe
Given a recipes directory
When I create a recipe with name "foo"
Then no errors were printed
And the recipes directory should contain recipe "foo"
Scenario: Using CLI to create a new recipe
Given a recipes directory
When I create a recipe with name "foo"
Then no errors were printed
And the recipes directory should contain recipe "foo"
18 changes: 9 additions & 9 deletions test/eject.feature
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Feature: Eject
Ejecting removes all traces of Jalapeno from a project
Ejecting removes all traces of Jalapeno from a project

Scenario: Eject project
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
When I execute recipe "foo"
And I eject Jalapeno from the project
Then no errors were printed
And there should not be a sauce directory in the project directory
Scenario: Eject project
Given a project directory
And a recipes directory
And a recipe "foo" that generates file "README.md"
When I execute recipe "foo"
And I eject Jalapeno from the project
Then no errors were printed
And there should not be a sauce directory in the project directory
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