Closed samuel-phan closed 10 months ago
This can be done today using or
:
yaml
file:
/foo:
exists: true
mode:
or:
- "0644"
- "0444"
Thanks @ekelali ! It works indeed.
I didn't find it in the doc https://github.com/aelsabbahy/goss/blob/master/docs/manual.md . I guess it's part of the gomega matchers, but the gomega doc is pretty unreadable for most of non-Golang humans, and if I search for have-len
for example, I can't find it in the gomega doc.
Could we add some doc about the logical & more matchers, because I was searching for logical
operator
or keywords like that, and found none in the Goss doc :(
@samuel-phan that's a great call out regarding documentation being difficult to navigate for non-golang crowd.
This test + gomega is the current docs, ex:
https://github.com/aelsabbahy/goss/blob/master/resource/gomega_test.go#L124-L125
That said, the next major release of Goss will have improved documentation, but it's not released yet, and there's no current estimate on the release date.
Is the new format clearer? Please note a lot of the new documentation wouldn't work for the current release. But would love your feedback on the format.
https://github.com/aelsabbahy/goss/blob/v4/docs/manual.md#misc-matchers
Also, in the meantime if you'd like to submit a PR for the current version, I would gladly accept it.
Now that the new version of go is released the documentation is much improved.
Feel free to open a new ticket if it's still unclear.
Describe the feature:
Support multiple valid values instead of just one for a check.
Eg:
but if on a host, the file has the mode
0444
, I want to consider it asgood
also.Describe the solution you'd like
Instead of supporting only 1 value for
mode
, it could support a list of validmodes
.Describe alternatives you've considered
I don't know any workaround except dropping the
file.mode
check.