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| -rwxr-xr-x | .travis/test.sh | 29 |
1 files changed, 24 insertions, 5 deletions
diff --git a/.travis/test.sh b/.travis/test.sh index a61badd..6300c32 100755 --- a/.travis/test.sh +++ b/.travis/test.sh @@ -23,8 +23,11 @@ test_dest_dir= test_alt_dest_dir= new_test() { + local test_name= + [ "${#FUNCNAME[@]}" -gt 1 ] && test_name="${FUNCNAME[1]}" + echo - echo 'New test' + echo "New test: $test_name" test_root_dir="$( mktemp --directory )" test_src_dir="$test_root_dir/$src_dir_name" @@ -68,6 +71,8 @@ verify_output() { } test_update_works() { + # Basic test to make sure update.sh actually creates the proper symlinks. + new_test DEST="$test_dest_dir" "$script_dir/../bin/update.sh" --shared-dir "$test_src_dir" @@ -85,24 +90,32 @@ $test_dest_dir/bar/baz/4.txt->$test_src_dir/%DEST%/bar/baz/4.txt" } test_unlink_works() { + # Basic test to make sure unlink.sh actually removes the created symlinks. + new_test DEST="$test_dest_dir" "$script_dir/../bin/update.sh" --shared-dir "$test_src_dir" DEST="$test_dest_dir" "$script_dir/../bin/unlink.sh" --shared-dir "$test_src_dir" local expected_output="$test_dest_dir->" - verify_output "$expected_output" } test_unlink_does_not_overwrite_files() { + # Check that if a user overwrites a symlink with his own file, unlink.sh + # keeps it. + new_test DEST="$test_dest_dir" "$script_dir/../bin/update.sh" --shared-dir "$test_src_dir" + + # Simulate a user overwriting one of the symlinks with his own file. rm -- "$test_dest_dir/bar/3.txt" - echo '+3' > "$test_dest_dir/bar/3.txt" + echo 'User content' > "$test_dest_dir/bar/3.txt" + DEST="$test_dest_dir" "$script_dir/../bin/unlink.sh" --shared-dir "$test_src_dir" + # 3.txt must be kept: local expected_output="$test_dest_dir-> $test_dest_dir/bar-> $test_dest_dir/bar/3.txt->" @@ -110,10 +123,16 @@ $test_dest_dir/bar/3.txt->" verify_output "$expected_output" } -test_shared_directory_symlinks_work() { +test_symlinks_update_works() { + # We can symlink files to multiple directories by creating symlinks inside + # --shared-dir. + new_test + # Files will get symlinks in the directory pointed to by $DEST, as well as + # by $ALT_DEST. ln -s -- '%DEST%' "$test_src_dir/%ALT_DEST%" + DEST="$test_dest_dir" ALT_DEST="$test_alt_dest_dir" "$script_dir/../bin/update.sh" --shared-dir "$test_src_dir" local expected_output @@ -145,7 +164,7 @@ main() { test_update_works test_unlink_works test_unlink_does_not_overwrite_files - test_shared_directory_symlinks_work + test_symlinks_update_works } main |