public void SimpleConfigAlternativeVersionParserCorrectly()
{
var parser = new ConfigParser();
// To make it easier, we allow "jobs" and "job",
// plus casing doesn't matter, so "Dry" and "dry" are both valid
var config = parser.Parse(new[] { "job=Dry" });
Assert.Equal(1, config.GetJobs().Count());
Assert.Contains(Job.Dry, config.GetJobs());
}
public void ConfigWithAllOptionParsedCorrectly()
{
var parser = new ConfigParser();
var config = parser.Parse(new[] { "jobs=all" });
// TODO How to make this robust, 11 is only valid when there are 11 items in "availableJobs" in ConfigParser.cs
Assert.Equal(11, config.GetJobs().Count());
Assert.Equal(0, config.GetColumns().Count());
Assert.Equal(0, config.GetExporters().Count());
Assert.Equal(0, config.GetDiagnosers().Count());
Assert.Equal(0, config.GetAnalysers().Count());
Assert.Equal(0, config.GetLoggers().Count());
}
public void SimpleConfigParsedCorrectly()
{
var parser = new ConfigParser();
// We allow args with and without the double dashes (i.e. '--jobs=' and 'jobs=')
var config = parser.Parse(new[] { "--jobs=dry", "exporters=html,rplot" });
Assert.Equal(1, config.GetJobs().Count());
Assert.Contains(Job.Dry, config.GetJobs());
Assert.Equal(2, config.GetExporters().Count());
Assert.Contains(HtmlExporter.Default, config.GetExporters());
Assert.Contains(RPlotExporter.Default, config.GetExporters());
Assert.Equal(0, config.GetColumnProviders().Count());
Assert.Equal(0, config.GetDiagnosers().Count());
Assert.Equal(0, config.GetAnalysers().Count());
Assert.Equal(0, config.GetLoggers().Count());
}
public void UnknownConfigThrows()
{
var parser = new ConfigParser();
Assert.Throws<InvalidOperationException>(() => parser.Parse(new[] { "jobs=unknown" }));
}
public DryConfigAttribute()
{
Config = new ConfigParser().Parse(new[] { "Jobs=Dry" });
}