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# mock git::config to avoid "Invalid user: fakeuser" from certain puppet versions
define git::config(
$file = '<default>',
$user = '<default>',
$content = '<default>',
$key = '<default>'
) {
notice("would set git config $key = $content in $file (for $user)")
}
# Linux is only supported OS for now
if $::kernel == 'Linux' {
git::object_cache { "/some/git/cache":
owner => "fakeuser",
group => "fakegroup",
git_path => [
"/some/git/dir1",
"/some/git/dir2",
"/some/git/subdirs/*/*/something",
],
}
selftest::expect_no_warnings { "no warnings from git::object_cache": }
selftest::expect { "config and script deployed in right order":
output => [
'File\[/some/git/cache\]',
'Exec\[git init for /some/git/cache\]',
'File\[/some/git/cache/make-git-dirs-use-cache\]',
'Exec\[/some/git/cache/make-git-dirs-use-cache.*',
],
}
# not testable in above, because the order is not guaranteed (notice() occurs at
# parse time)
selftest::expect { "gc.auto set as expected":
output => 'would set git config gc\.auto = 0 in /some/git/cache/config \(for fakeuser\)'
}
# cron jobs are tested separately because their order can't be guaranteed
selftest::expect { "update cron set up":
output => 'Cron\[daily update of /some/git/cache\]',
}
selftest::expect { "gc cron set up":
output => 'Cron\[periodic git gc on /some/git/cache\]',
}
}
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