path: root/tests/publish.test

# file      : tests/publish.test
# copyright : Copyright (c) 2014-2018 Code Synthesis Ltd
# license   : MIT; see accompanying LICENSE file

.include common.test project.test

# Repository to use for the package submissions simulation.
#
# Note: could use empty config.bdep.test.repository value to suppress
# these test (which require network access).
#
repository = ($config.bdep.test.repository == [null] \
              ? ($build.version.stage                \
	         ? 'https://stage.build2.org'        \
		 : 'https://cppget.org')             \
	      : "$config.bdep.test.repository")

test.arguments += --repository "$repository"  --yes --email user@example.com

cxx = cc "config.cxx=$config.cxx"

new  += 2>!
init += $cxx -d prj 2>! &prj/**/bootstrap/***

windows = ($cxx.target.class == 'windows')

# Note that using the same package name and version for tests may result in
# duplicate submissions. We will use unique version for each test,
# incrementing the patch version for 1.0.X.
#
# Next version to use: 1.0.15
#
: submit
:
{
  test.arguments += --control 'none'

  : single-pkg
  :
  {
    test.arguments += --simulate 'success'

    : basic
    :
    {
      $clone_root_prj;
      $init -C @cfg &prj-cfg/***;
      sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.1/' prj/manifest;

      $* 2>>~%EOE%
        synchronizing:
          upgrade prj/1.0.1
        submitting prj-1.0.1.tar.gz
        %.*
        %prj/1\.0\.1 submission is queued \(.{12}\)%
        EOE
    }

    : no-cfg
    :
    {
      $clone_root_prj;

      $* 2>>~%EOE% != 0
        %error: no default configuration in project .+%
          info: use (@<cfg-name> | --config|-c <cfg-dir> | --all|-a) to specify configuration explicitly
        EOE
    }

    : multi-cfg
    :
    {
      $clone_root_prj;
      $init -C @cfg1 &prj-cfg1/***;
      $init -C @cfg2 &prj-cfg2/***;

      $* --all 2>'error: multiple configurations specified for publish' != 0
    }
  }

  : multi-pkg
  :
  {
    test.arguments += --simulate 'success'

    +$new -t empty prj &prj/***
    +$new --package -t lib libprj -d prj
    +$new --package -t exe prj    -d prj

    : both
    :
    {
      $clone_prj;
      sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.2/' prj/libprj/manifest;
      sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.2/' prj/prj/manifest;
      $init -C @cfg &prj-cfg/***;

      $* 2>>~%EOE%
        submitting libprj-1.0.2.tar.gz
        %.*
        %libprj/1.0.2 submission is queued \(.{12}\)%
        submitting prj-1.0.2.tar.gz
        %.*
        %prj/1\.0\.2 submission is queued \(.{12}\)%
        EOE
    }

    : single
    :
    {
      $clone_prj;
      sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.3/' prj/libprj/manifest;
      $init -C @cfg &prj-cfg/***;

      # Publish the single libprj package rather than the whole prj project.
      #
      test.arguments = $regex.apply($test.arguments, '^(prj)$', '\1/libprj');

      $* 2>>~%EOE%
        submitting libprj-1.0.3.tar.gz
        %.*
        %libprj/1.0.3 submission is queued \(.{12}\)%
        EOE
    }

    : prompt
    :
    {
      $clone_prj;
      sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.4/' prj/libprj/manifest;
      sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.4/' prj/prj/manifest;
      $init -C @cfg &prj-cfg/***;

      # Suppress the --yes option.
      #
      test.arguments = $regex.apply($test.arguments, '^(--yes)$', '');

      $* <'y' 2>>~"%EOE%"
        publishing:
          to:      $repository
        %  as:      .+@.+%

          package: libprj
          version: 1.0.4
          project: prj
          section: stable

          package: prj
          version: 1.0.4
          project: prj
          section: stable
        continue? [y/n] submitting libprj-1.0.4.tar.gz
        %.*
        %libprj/1.0.4 submission is queued \\\(.{12}\\\)%
        submitting prj-1.0.4.tar.gz
        %.*
        %prj/1\.0\.4 submission is queued \\\(.{12}\\\)%
        EOE
    }
  }

  : failure
  :
  {
    : duplicate-archive
    :
    {
      test.arguments += --simulate 'duplicate-archive'

      $clone_root_prj;
      $init -C @cfg &prj-cfg/***;
      sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.5/' prj/manifest;

      $* 2>>~%EOE% != 0
        synchronizing:
          upgrade prj/1.0.5
        submitting prj-1.0.5.tar.gz
        %.*
        error: duplicate submission
        EOE
    }

    : internal-error-text
    :
    {
      test.arguments += --simulate 'internal-error-text'

      $clone_root_prj;
      $init -C @cfg &prj-cfg/***;
      sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.6/' prj/manifest;

      $* 2>>~%EOE% != 0
        synchronizing:
          upgrade prj/1.0.6
        submitting prj-1.0.6.tar.gz
        %.*
        error: submission handling failed
        %  info: consider reporting this to .+ repository maintainers%
        %  info: checksum: .{64}%
        EOE
    }

    : internal-error-html
    :
    {
      test.arguments += --simulate 'internal-error-html'

      $clone_root_prj;
      $init -C @cfg &prj-cfg/***;
      sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.7/' prj/manifest;

      $* 2>>~%EOE% != 0
        synchronizing:
          upgrade prj/1.0.7
        submitting prj-1.0.7.tar.gz
        %.*
        error: HTTP status code 500 (internal server error)
        %  info: consider reporting this to .+ repository maintainers%
        %  info: checksum: .{64}%
        EOE
    }
  }
}

: control
:
{
  # The control repository URL doesn't really matter for the submission
  # simulation. We specify it to enable the control branch-related
  # functionality.
  #
  test.arguments += --simulate 'success' --control "http://example.com/rep.git"

  # Create the remote repository.
  #
  +mkdir --no-cleanup prj.git
  +git -C prj.git init --bar >! &prj.git/***

  +$clone_prj

  g = git -C prj >! 2>!

  +$g config user.name  "Test Script"
  +$g config user.email "testscript@example.com"

  clone_rep = cp --no-cleanup -r ../prj.git ./ &prj.git/***
  clone_prj = cp --no-cleanup -r ../prj     ./ &prj/***

  : success
  :
  {
    # Setup the remote repository.
    #
    rep = "file://($windows ? "$regex.replace($~, '\\', '/')" : "$~")/prj.git"
    $clone_rep;

    # Setup the local repository/project.
    #
    $clone_prj;
    $init -C @cfg &prj-cfg/***;
    $g remote add origin "$rep";

    # Publish when neither local nor remote-tracking build2-control branches
    # are present.
    #
    sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.8/' prj/manifest;

    $* >&2 2>>~%EOE%;
      synchronizing:
        upgrade prj/1.0.8
      pushing build2-control
      %.*
      Branch 'build2-control' set up to track remote branch 'build2-control' from 'origin'.
      submitting prj-1.0.8.tar.gz
      %.*
      %prj/1\.0\.8 submission is queued \(.{12}\)%
      EOE

    # Publish when both local and remote-tracking build2-control branches are
    # present.
    #
    sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.9/' prj/manifest;

    $* 2>>~%EOE%;
      synchronizing:
        upgrade prj/1.0.9
      pushing build2-control
      %.*
      submitting prj-1.0.9.tar.gz
      %.*
      %prj/1\.0\.9 submission is queued \(.{12}\)%
      EOE

    # Publish when the local build2-control branch is not present while the
    # remote-tracking branch is.
    #
    sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.10/' prj/manifest;

    $g branch -D build2-control;

    $* 2>>~%EOE%;
      synchronizing:
        upgrade prj/1.0.10
      pushing build2-control
      %.*
      submitting prj-1.0.10.tar.gz
      %.*
      %prj/1\.0\.10 submission is queued \(.{12}\)%
      EOE

    # Check for the build2-control branch commits presence and the files they
    # add.
    #
    $g checkout build2-control;
    $g log --name-only --pretty='format:%s' >>:~%EOO%
      Add prj/1.0.10 publish authorization
      %submit/.{16}%

      Add prj/1.0.9 publish authorization
      %submit/.{16}%

      Add prj/1.0.8 publish authorization
      %submit/.{16}%

      Start
      EOO
  }

  : failure
  :
  {
    g2 = git -C prj2 >! 2>!

    # Setup the remote repository.
    #
    rep = "file://($windows ? "$regex.replace($~, '\\', '/')" : "$~")/prj.git"
    $clone_rep;

    # Setup the local repository/project.
    #
    $clone_prj;
    $init -C @cfg &prj-cfg/***;
    $g remote add origin "$rep";

    # Publish successfully.
    #
    sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.11/' prj/manifest;

    $* >! 2>!;

    # Push into the build2-control branch from another local repository,
    # making the subsequent publish of prj package impossible until the next
    # fetch.
    #
    git clone "$rep" prj2 &prj2/*** 2>!;
    $g2 config user.name  "Test Script";
    $g2 config user.email "testscript@example.com";
    $g2 checkout -b build2-control --track origin/build2-control;
    $g2 commit --allow-empty -m 'Dummy1';
    $g2 push;

    sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.12/' prj/manifest;

    # Fail to publish (see above for details).
    #
    $* 2>>~%EOE% != 0;
      synchronizing:
        upgrade prj/1.0.12
      pushing build2-control
      %.*
      error: unable to push build2-control branch
        info: run 'git fetch' and try again
      EOE

    # Publish successfully after the fetch.
    #
    $g fetch;

    $* 2>>~%EOE%;
      pushing build2-control
      %.*
      submitting prj-1.0.12.tar.gz
      %.*
      %prj/1\.0\.12 submission is queued \(.{12}\)%
      EOE

    sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.13/' prj/manifest;

    # Reproduce the situation when the local build2-control branch exists but
    # the remote-tracking one doesn't (see brep/publish.cxx for details).
    #
    $g branch -D -r origin/build2-control;

    $* >&2 2>>~%EOE%;
      synchronizing:
        upgrade prj/1.0.13
      pushing build2-control
      %.*
      Branch 'build2-control' set up to track remote branch 'build2-control' from 'origin'.
      submitting prj-1.0.13.tar.gz
      %.*
      %prj/1\.0\.13 submission is queued \(.{12}\)%
      EOE

    # Test publishing after implicit fetches.
    #
    # Push again into the build2-control branch from another local repository
    # (see above for details).
    #
    $g2 pull;
    $g2 commit --allow-empty -m 'Dummy2';
    $g2 push;

    sed -i -e 's/^(version:) .*$/\1 1.0.14/' prj/manifest;

    # Note that the prj repository master branch push doesn't implicitly fetch
    # the build2-control branch, so the subsequent publishing fails.
    #
    $g add '*';
    $g commit -m 'Create';
    $g push --set-upstream origin master;

    $* 2>>~%EOE% != 0;
      synchronizing:
        upgrade prj/1.0.14
      pushing build2-control
      %.*
      error: unable to push build2-control branch
        info: run 'git fetch' and try again
      EOE

    # Note that the prj repository master branch pull fetches the
    # build2-control branch implicitly, so the subsequent publishing succeeds.
    #
    $g pull;

    $* 2>>~%EOE%;
      pushing build2-control
      %.*
      submitting prj-1.0.14.tar.gz
      %.*
      %prj/1\.0\.14 submission is queued \(.{12}\)%
      EOE

    # Check the build2-control branch commits presence and the files they add.
    #
    $g checkout build2-control;
    $g log --name-only --pretty='format:%s' >>:~%EOO%
      %.*
      Add prj/1.0.14 publish authorization
      %submit/.{16}%

      Dummy2
      Add prj/1.0.13 publish authorization
      %submit/.{16}%

      Add prj/1.0.12 publish authorization
      %submit/.{16}%

      Dummy1
      Add prj/1.0.11 publish authorization
      %submit/.{16}%

      Start
      EOO
  }
}