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Record `find_` command events in the configure log, except `find_package` as it is far more complicated (and will have its own event kind). Note that testing only generates the events of interest, there is no verification. Also note that testing that the "found" to "notfound" transition causes an event is not testable because a truthy value in the variable skips any kind of verification or other logic beyond normalization. Co-Authored-by: Ryan Krattiger <ryan.krattiger@kitware.com> See: #24833
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777 B
Python
22 lines
777 B
Python
from check_index import *
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import os
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def check_objects(o):
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assert is_list(o)
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assert len(o) == 1
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check_index_object(o[0], "configureLog", 1, 0, check_object_configureLog)
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def check_object_configureLog(o):
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assert sorted(o.keys()) == ["eventKindNames", "kind", "path", "version"]
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# The "kind" and "version" members are handled by check_index_object.
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path = o["path"]
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assert matches(path, "^.*/CMakeFiles/CMakeConfigureLog\\.yaml$")
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assert os.path.exists(path)
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eventKindNames = o["eventKindNames"]
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assert is_list(eventKindNames)
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assert sorted(eventKindNames) == ["find-v1", "message-v1", "try_compile-v1", "try_run-v1"]
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assert is_dict(index)
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assert sorted(index.keys()) == ["cmake", "objects", "reply"]
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check_objects(index["objects"])
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