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Fix exit status code on failures #204
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| Feature: Run `msync update` without a good context | ||
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| Scenario: Run `msync update` without any module | ||
| Given a directory named "moduleroot" | ||
| When I run `msync update --message "In a bad context"` | ||
| Then the exit status should be 1 | ||
| And the stderr should contain: | ||
| """ | ||
| No modules found | ||
| """ | ||
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| Scenario: Run `msync update` without the "moduleroot" directory | ||
| Given a basic setup with a puppet module "puppet-test" from "fakenamespace" | ||
| When I run `msync update --message "In a bad context"` | ||
| Then the exit status should be 1 | ||
| And the stderr should contain "moduleroot" | ||
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| Scenario: Run `msync update` without commit message | ||
| Given a basic setup with a puppet module "puppet-test" from "fakenamespace" | ||
| And a directory named "moduleroot" | ||
| When I run `msync update` | ||
| Then the exit status should be 1 | ||
| And the stderr should contain: | ||
| """ | ||
| No value provided for required option "--message" | ||
| """ |
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| require 'thor' | ||
| require 'modulesync/cli' | ||
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| module ModuleSync | ||
| module CLI | ||
| # Workaround some, still unfixed, Thor behaviors | ||
| # | ||
| # This class extends ::Thor class to | ||
| # - exit with status code sets to `1` on Thor failure (e.g. missing required option) | ||
| # - exit with status code sets to `1` when user calls `msync` (or a subcommand) without required arguments | ||
| class Thor < ::Thor | ||
| desc '_invalid_command_call', 'Invalid command', hide: true | ||
| def _invalid_command_call | ||
| self.class.new.help | ||
| exit 1 | ||
| end | ||
| default_task :_invalid_command_call | ||
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| def self.exit_on_failure? | ||
| true | ||
| end | ||
| end | ||
| end | ||
| end |
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