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control_group "omnitruck" do
require 'chef/http'
require 'chef/json_compat'
# We do this to be able to reference 'rest' both inside and outside example
# blocks
rest = Chef::HTTP.new("https://omnitruck.chef.io/chef/metadata", headers: {"Accept" => "application/json"})
let(:rest) { rest }
def request(url)
Chef::JSONCompat.parse(rest.get(url))["sha256"]
end
shared_examples "32 matches 64" do |version|
it "only returns 32-bit packages" do
sha32 = request("?p=windows&pv=2012r2&v=#{version}&m=i386")
sha64 = request("?p=windows&pv=2012r2&v=#{version}&m=x86_64")
expect(sha32).to eq(sha64)
end
end
context "from the current channel" do
it "returns both 32-bit and 64-bit packages" do
# We cannot verify from the returned URL if the package is 64 or 32 bit because
# it is often lying, so we just make sure they are different.
# The current channel is often cleaned so only the latest builds are in
# it, so we just request the latest version instead of trying to check
# old versions
sha32 = request("?p=windows&pv=2012r2&m=i386&prerelease=true")
sha64 = request("?p=windows&pv=2012r2&m=x86_64&prerelease=true")
expect(sha32).to_not eq(sha64)
end
end
context "from the stable channel" do
%w{11 12.3 12.4.2 12.6.0 12.8.1}.each do |version|
describe "with version #{version}" do
include_examples "32 matches 64", version
end
end
begin
rest.get("?p=windows&pv=2012r2&v=12.9")
describe "with version 12.9" do
it "returns both 32-bit and 64-bit packages" do
sha32 = request("?p=windows&pv=2012r2&v=12.9&m=i386")
sha64 = request("?p=windows&pv=2012r2&v=12.9&m=x86_64")
expect(sha32).to_not eq(sha64)
end
end
rescue Net::HTTPServerException => e
# Once 12.9 is released this will stop 404ing and the example
# will be executed
unless e.response.code == "404"
raise
end
end
end
end
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