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test_name "DSL::Structure::PlatformTagConfiner" do
pstc_method_name = "#platform_specific_tag_confines"
step "#{pstc_method_name} doesn't change hosts if there are no tags" do
previous_hosts = hosts.dup
platform_specific_tag_confines
assert_equal previous_hosts, hosts, "#{pstc_method_name} changed the hosts array"
# cleanup
options[:platform_tag_confines_object] = nil
options[:platform_tag_confines] = nil
@hosts = previous_hosts
end
step "#{pstc_method_name} can remove hosts from a test, or be skipped if empty" do
assert_operator hosts.length, :>, 0, "#{pstc_method_name} did not have enough hosts to test"
previous_hosts = hosts.dup
options[:platform_tag_confines] = [
:platform => /#{default[:platform]}/,
:tag_reason_hash => {
'tag1' => 'reason1',
},
]
begin
tag('tag1')
rescue Beaker::DSL::Outcomes::SkipTest => e
fail "#{pstc_method_name} raised unexpected SkipTest exception: #{e}" unless /^No\ suitable\ hosts\ found/.match?(e.message)
# SkipTest is raised in the case when there are no hosts leftover for a test
# after confining. It's a very common acceptance test case where all of the
# hosts involved are of the same platform, and are thus all confined
# away by the code being run here. In this case, the hosts object will not
# be altered, but should be considered a pass, since the fact that SkipTest
# is being raised confirms that a lower number of hosts are coming out of
# the confine (0) than came in (>0, according to our pre-condition assertion)
else
assert_operator hosts.length, :<, previous_hosts.length, "#{pstc_method_name} did not change hosts array"
end
# cleanup
options[:platform_tag_confines_object] = nil
options[:platform_tag_confines] = nil
@hosts = previous_hosts
end
end
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