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# Author:: Chirag Jog (<chirag@clogeny.com>)
# Copyright:: Copyright (c) 2013 Opscode, Inc.
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require 'spec_helper'
if Chef::Platform.windows?
  require 'chef/win32/version'
  require 'ruby-wmi'
end

describe "Chef::ReservedNames::Win32::Version", :windows_only do
  before do

    host = WMI::Win32_OperatingSystem.find(:first)

    # Use WMI to determine current OS version.
    # On Win2k8R2 and later, we can dynamically obtain marketing
    # names for comparison from WMI so the test should not
    # need to be modified when new Windows releases arise.
    # For Win2k3 and Win2k8, we use static names in this test
    # based on the version number information from WMI. The names
    # from WMI contain extended characters such as registered
    # trademark on Win2k8 and Win2k3 that we're not using in our
    # library, so we have to set the expectation statically.
    if Chef::Platform::windows_server_2003?
      @current_os_version = 'Windows Server 2003 R2'
    elsif is_windows_server_2008?(host)
      @current_os_version = 'Windows Server 2008'
    else
      # The name from WMI is actually what we want in Win2k8R2+.
      # So this expectation sould continue to hold without modification
      # as new versions of Windows are released.
      @current_os_version = host.caption
    end

    @version = Chef::ReservedNames::Win32::Version.new
  end

  context "Windows Operating System version" do
    it "should match the version from WMI" do
      @current_os_version.should include(@version.marketing_name)
    end
  end

  def is_windows_server_2008?(wmi_host)
    is_win2k8 = false

    os_version = wmi_host.send('Version')

    # The operating system version is a string in the following form
    # that can be split into components based on the '.' delimiter:
    # MajorVersionNumber.MinorVersionNumber.BuildNumber
    os_version_components = os_version.split('.')

    if os_version_components.length < 2
      raise 'WMI returned a Windows version from Win32_OperatingSystem.Version ' +
        'with an unexpected format. The Windows version could not be determined.'
    end

    # Windows 6.0 is Windows Server 2008, so test the major and
    # minor version components
    is_win2k8 = os_version_components[0] == '6' && os_version_components[1] == '0'
  end
end