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# coding: utf-8 require_relative 'spec_helper' describe JSON::LD do describe "test suite" do require_relative 'suite_helper' m = Fixtures::SuiteTest::Manifest.open("#{Fixtures::SuiteTest::SUITE}expand-manifest.jsonld") describe m.name do m.entries.each do |t| # MultiJson use OJ, by default, which doesn't handle native numbers the same as the JSON gem. t.options[:adapter] = :json_gem if %w(#tjs12).include?(t.property('@id')) specify "#{t.property('@id')}: #{t.name} unordered#{' (negative test)' unless t.positiveTest?}" do t.options[:ordered] = false if %w(#t0068).include?(t.property('@id')) expect{t.run self}.to write("[DEPRECATION]").to(:error) elsif %w(#t0005 #tpr34 #tpr35 #tpr36 #tpr37 #tpr38 #tpr39 #t0119 #t0120).include?(t.property('@id')) expect{t.run self}.to write("beginning with '@' are reserved for future use").to(:error) else expect {t.run self}.not_to write.to(:error) end end specify "#{t.property('@id')}: #{t.name} ordered#{' (negative test)' unless t.positiveTest?}" do t.options[:ordered] = true if %w(#t0068).include?(t.property('@id')) expect{t.run self}.to write("[DEPRECATION]").to(:error) elsif %w(#t0005 #tpr34 #tpr35 #tpr36 #tpr37 #tpr38 #tpr39 #t0119 #t0120).include?(t.property('@id')) expect{t.run self}.to write("beginning with '@' are reserved for future use").to(:error) else expect {t.run self}.not_to write.to(:error) end end end end end end unless ENV['CI']
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