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Add simple tests for yamlprobe #1479
Add simple tests for yamlprobe #1479
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Where do you test that the correct data was extracted from the YAML? Please add assertions on collected items.
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The tests have
states
, if they pass doesn't it mean we have collected the correct data?There was a problem hiding this comment.
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Probably yes
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What about the that expected error result? And what about that non-existing scalar? The test could assume that no objects are collected.
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Per
yamlpath
description in https://github.com/OVAL-Community/OVAL/pull/90/files#diff-ae56180beddebc6013e4387e9ed9fe0eR2118,error
is the expected result when the path leads to a non-scalar.The xpath field in xmlfilecontent_object behaves the same way.
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Oh, maybe @matejak is asking about how the test verifies that the result was
error
?In verify_results() the result of evaluation is compared with the results the comments.
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Thanks, I was not able to understand just by looking at verify_results documentation. That doc needs a refresh.
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Why is error expected?
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Because the path
.metadata
on the test yaml file will return an non-scalar: https://github.com/OpenSCAP/openscap/pull/1479/files/68289f537fbb8607212c56e6300d413af24b24be#diff-5ca741cc9861804e1ff83bfe153329cbR3There was a problem hiding this comment.
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OK