tests/pending_has_conflicts.sh

   1 #!/usr/bin/env bash
   2 set -ev
   3
   4 ## I would use the builtin !, but that has the wrong semantics.
   5 not () { "$@" && exit 1 || :; }
   6
   7 rm -rf temp1
   8 mkdir temp1
   9 cd temp1
  10 darcs init
  11
  12 date > date.t
  13 date > date_moved.t
  14
  15 write_buggy_pending () {
  16 cat > _darcs/patches/pending <<EOF
  17 {
  18 addfile ./date.t
  19 addfile ./date_moved.t
  20 move ./date.t ./date_moved.t
  21 }
  22 EOF
  23 }
  24 write_buggy_pending
  25
  26 echo now watch the fireworks as all sorts of things fail
  27 not darcs whatsnew &> out
  28 cat out
  29 grep 'pending has conflicts' out
  30
  31 echo pending should now be fixed but there are no changes
  32 not darcs whatsnew
  33
  34 write_buggy_pending
  35
  36 darcs revert -a &> out
  37 cat out
  38 grep 'pending has conflicts' out
  39
  40 echo pending should now be emptied
  41 darcs revert -a
  42
  43 write_buggy_pending
  44
  45 darcs record -a -m foo &> out
  46 cat out
  47 grep 'pending has conflicts' out
  48
  49 darcs record -a -m foo
  50
  51 darcs changes -v
  52
  53 darcs repair &> out
  54 cat out
  55 grep 'The repository is already consistent' out
  56
  57 write_buggy_pending
  58
  59 darcs repair &> out
  60 cat out
  61 grep 'The repository is already consistent' out
  62
  63 cd ..
  64 rm -rf temp1