error_data examples

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example:

  it "should have mysql service" do
    expect(service("mysql")).to be_enabled
    expect(service("mysql")).to be_running
  end

example_data:

{
    : name=>"should have mysql service",
    : desc=>"mysql audit should have mysql service",
    : resource_type=>nil,
    : resource_name=>nil,
    : context=>[
        
    ],
    : line_number=>26
}

---

The implicit subject populates the :resource_type and :resource_name elements

  control package("mysql") do
    it { is_expected.to be_installed.with_version("5.6") }
  end

example_data:

{
    : name=>"should be installed",
    : desc=>"mysql audit Package \"mysql\" should be installed",
    : resource_type=>"Package",
    : resource_name=>"mysql",
    : context=>[
        
    ],
    : line_number=>22
}

---

A single wrapping describe block populates the :context. Rspec also modifies the :desc field to include information about both wrapping blocks.

  describe "a describe block" do
    let(:f) { file("/etc/mysql") }
    let(:u) { 'mysql' }

    it "should only include output from first failed expectation" do
      expect(f).to be_directory
      expect(f).to be_mode(0700)
    end

  end

example_data:

{
    : name=>"should only include output from first failed expectation",
    : desc=>"mysql audit a describe block should only include output from first failed expectation",
    : resource_type=>nil,
    : resource_name=>nil,
    : context=>[
        "a describe block"
    ],
    : line_number=>36
}

---

The multiple describe and context end up in the :context field in the order they occured, starting with the outermost. Any implicit subjects (file("/etc/mysql/my.cnf")) do not show in the :context because they are assumed to be in the :resource_type and :resource_name field. You can also see the block names appended in the :desc field.

  describe "outer 1" do
    context "inner 2" do
      describe file("will be ignored") do
        describe "innermost 3" do
          describe file("/etc/mysql/my.cnf") do

            it "should have a config" do
              expect(subject).to be_file
              expect(subject.content).to contain("default-time-zone='UTC'")
              expect(subject).to be_mode(0400)
            end

          end
        end
      end
    end
  end

example_data:

{
    : name=>"should have a config",
    : desc=>"mysql audit outer 1 inner 2 File \"will be ignored\" innermost 3 File \"/etc/mysql/my.cnf\" should have a config",
    : resource_type=>"File",
    : resource_name=>"/etc/mysql/my.cnf",
    : context=>[
        "outer 1",
        "inner 2",
        "File \"will be ignored\"",
        "innermost 3"
    ],
    : line_number=>53
}