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Feature: reset_stats command
In order to reset the stats of sent/received packets
As a developer using Trema
I want to execute "trema reset_stats" command
Background:
Given a file named "learning_switch.conf" with:
"""
vswitch { datapath_id 0xabc }
vhost("host1") { ip "192.168.0.1" }
vhost("host2") { ip "192.168.0.2" }
link "0xabc", "host1"
link "0xabc", "host2"
"""
And I run `trema run ../../src/examples/learning_switch/learning-switch.rb -c learning_switch.conf -d`
And I run `trema send_packets --source host1 --dest host2`
And *** sleep 1 ***
@slow_process
Scenario: reset_stats host1
When I run `trema reset_stats host1`
And I run `trema show_stats host1`
Then the output should contain exactly "Sent packets:\n\nReceived packets:\n\n"
@slow_process
Scenario: reset_stats host1 host2
When I run `trema reset_stats host1 host2`
And I run `trema show_stats host1`
Then the output should contain exactly "Sent packets:\n\nReceived packets:\n\n"
@slow_process
Scenario: reset_stats host1 host2
When I run `trema reset_stats host1 host2`
And I run `trema show_stats host2`
Then the output should contain exactly "Sent packets:\n\nReceived packets:\n\n"
@slow_process
Scenario: no argument
When I run `trema reset_stats`
And I run `trema show_stats host1`
Then the output should contain exactly "Sent packets:\n\nReceived packets:\n\n"
@slow_process
Scenario: no argument
When I run `trema reset_stats`
And I run `trema show_stats host2`
Then the output should contain exactly "Sent packets:\n\nReceived packets:\n\n"
@slow_process
Scenario: wrong name
When I run `trema reset_stats nosuchhost`
Then the output should contain "unknown host: nosuchhost"
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