leifmadsen
commented
12 years ago Also, I copy/pasta'd the spec_examples::default just to make sure I didn't have some weird syntax issue, but it appears there as well. Here is the copy/pasta I'm testing with as well:
require 'minitest/spec'
describe_recipe 'spec_examples::default' do
# It's often convenient to load these includes in a separate helper along with
# your own helper methods, but here we just include them directly:
include MiniTest::Chef::Assertions
include MiniTest::Chef::Context
include MiniTest::Chef::Resources
describe "files" do
# = Testing that a file exists =
#
# The simplest assertion is that a file exists following the Chef run:
it "creates the config file" do
file("/etc/fstab").must_exist
end
# All of the matchers starting with 'must_' also have a negative 'wont_'.
# So conversely we can also check that a file does not exist:
it "ensures that the foobar file is removed if present" do
file("/etc/foobar").wont_exist
end
it "has the expected ownership and permissions" do
file("/etc/fstab").must_exist.with(:owner, "root")
end
end
end
calavera
acrmp
JeanMertz
scarolan
When running with Chef 0.10.12, and minitest-handler version 0.0.10, with a very simple test via a private chef server, I get this on a CentOS 6.2 server:
The run_list looks like:
And the autotesting cookbook was crated with 'knife cookbook create autotesting', followed by a 'mkdir -p site-cookbooks/autotesting/files/default/tests/minitest/'
I then added a new 'system_test.rb' file to the minitest directory with the following contents:
However the test will pass if I strip off the
.with(:owner, "root")from the file resource.