use anyhow::Result; mod common; use common::cache::*; use common::common_args::*; use common::fixture::*; use common::input_arg::*; use common::process::*; use common::program::*; use common::target::*; use common::test_dir::*; //------------------------------------------ const USAGE: &str = "cache_check 0.9.0 USAGE: cache_check [FLAGS] FLAGS: --auto-repair Auto repair trivial issues. --ignore-non-fatal-errors Only return a non-zero exit code if a fatal error is found. -q, --quiet Suppress output messages, return only exit code. --super-block-only Only check the superblock. --skip-discards Don't check the discard bitset --skip-hints Don't check the hint array -h, --help Prints help information -V, --version Prints version information ARGS: Specify the input device to check"; //------------------------------------------ struct CacheCheck; impl<'a> Program<'a> for CacheCheck { fn name() -> &'a str { "cache_check" } fn cmd(args: I) -> duct::Expression where I: IntoIterator, I::Item: Into, { cache_check_cmd(args) } fn usage() -> &'a str { USAGE } fn arg_type() -> ArgType { ArgType::InputArg } fn bad_option_hint(option: &str) -> String { msg::bad_option_hint(option) } } impl<'a> InputProgram<'a> for CacheCheck { fn mk_valid_input(td: &mut TestDir) -> Result { mk_valid_md(td) } fn file_not_found() -> &'a str { msg::FILE_NOT_FOUND } fn missing_input_arg() -> &'a str { msg::MISSING_INPUT_ARG } fn corrupted_input() -> &'a str { msg::BAD_SUPERBLOCK } } impl<'a> MetadataReader<'a> for CacheCheck {} //------------------------------------------ test_accepts_help!(CacheCheck); test_accepts_version!(CacheCheck); test_rejects_bad_option!(CacheCheck); test_missing_input_arg!(CacheCheck); test_input_file_not_found!(CacheCheck); test_input_cannot_be_a_directory!(CacheCheck); test_unreadable_input_file!(CacheCheck); test_help_message_for_tiny_input_file!(CacheCheck); test_spot_xml_data!(CacheCheck); test_corrupted_input_data!(CacheCheck); //------------------------------------------ #[test] fn failing_q() -> Result<()> { let mut td = TestDir::new()?; let md = mk_zeroed_md(&mut td)?; let output = run_fail_raw(cache_check_cmd(args!["-q", &md]))?; assert_eq!(output.stdout.len(), 0); eprintln!("stderr = '{}'", std::str::from_utf8(&output.stderr).unwrap()); assert_eq!(output.stderr.len(), 0); Ok(()) } #[test] fn failing_quiet() -> Result<()> { let mut td = TestDir::new()?; let md = mk_zeroed_md(&mut td)?; let output = run_fail_raw(cache_check_cmd(args!["--quiet", &md]))?; assert_eq!(output.stdout.len(), 0); assert_eq!(output.stderr.len(), 0); Ok(()) } #[test] fn valid_metadata_passes() -> Result<()> { let mut td = TestDir::new()?; let md = mk_valid_md(&mut td)?; run_ok(cache_check_cmd(args![&md]))?; Ok(()) } // FIXME: put back in, I don't want to add the --debug- arg to the // tool again, so we should have a little library function for tweaking // metadata version. /* #[test] fn bad_metadata_version() -> Result<()> { let mut td = TestDir::new()?; let xml = mk_valid_xml(&mut td)?; let md = mk_zeroed_md(&mut td)?; run_ok( cache_restore_cmd( args![ "-i", &xml, "-o", &md, "--debug-override-metadata-version", "12345" ], ))?; run_fail(cache_check_cmd(args![&md]))?; Ok(()) } */