jochen
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Adds the failing unit tests for keycloak's provider on the moved path: a grant-file consumer not moved should still be made and never held for retirement, and the moved harness should read MESH_RECEIVES as the grant path does. All three fail on an assertion against today's code, which wants nothing from the grant file on this path.
20 lines
982 B
Go
20 lines
982 B
Go
package main
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// What main wires for the moved path (novox/hq issue 1332): the harness it builds from the environment, the same
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// way the grant path reads its own settings.
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import "testing"
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// 1332/AC3: the moved-path harness, built from the environment, reads MESH_RECEIVES the way the grant path does
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// (main.go's other branch, line 67), as postgres's moved harness does (postgres-provider/main.go:43).
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func TestTheMovedPathHarnessReadsMESH_RECEIVESAsTheGrantPathDoes(t *testing.T) {
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env := map[string]string{"MESH_RECEIVES": "/grants/mesh.json", "MESH_NODE": "novox"}
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getenv := func(k string) string { return env[k] }
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h := movedHarness(getenv, provisioner{})
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if h.Receives != env["MESH_RECEIVES"] {
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t.Fatalf("Receives = %q, want %q — the grant file still gives every consumer not moved (issue 937), "+
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"read exactly as MESH_RECEIVES on the grant path, as postgres's moved harness does "+
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"(postgres-provider/main.go:43)", h.Receives, env["MESH_RECEIVES"])
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}
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}
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