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require "spec_helper"
describe SC::Project, 'targets' do
include SC::SpecHelpers
it "should clone targets from a parent project" do
# Generate a dummy class to manually add a target. This way we isolate
# the tests for merging from tests of finding targets...
test_project = Class.new(SC::Project) do
def find_targets_for(root_path, root_name, config)
self.add_target :base1, :dummy_type, { :source_root => "foo" }
end
end
parent = test_project.new fixture_path('buildfiles', 'empty_project')
# Now generate a real project with an empty path. This should clone
# targets from the parent...
project = SC::Project.new fixture_path('buildfiles', 'empty_project'), :parent => parent
project.targets.size.should eql(1)
t = project.targets[:'base1']
t.target_name.should == :base1
t.target_type.should == :dummy_type
t.source_root.should == "foo"
end
# We want to test this because find_targets_for() is a callback we expect
# people who customize the build tools to override.
it "should invoke the find_targets_for method on itself" do
# Generate dummy class with custom find_targets_for.
test_project = Class.new(SC::Project) do
attr_reader :did_call_find_targets_for
attr_reader :passed_root_path
attr_reader :passed_root_name
attr_reader :passed_config
def find_targets_for(root_path, root_name, config)
@did_call_find_targets_for = true
@passed_root_path = root_path
@passed_root_name = root_name
@passed_config = config
return self
end
end
# create project & get targets
project = test_project.new fixture_path('buildfiles', 'empty_project')
project.targets.size.should eql(0)
# verify that callback method was run
project.did_call_find_targets_for.should be_true
project.passed_root_path.should eql(project.project_root)
project.passed_root_name.should be_nil
project.passed_config.should eql(project.config)
end
end
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