How to use TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager method of execution Package

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execute_test.go

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...30 InParallel = false31 err := validateFlags()32 c.Assert(err, Equals, nil)33}34func (s *MySuite) TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(c *C) {35 InParallel = true36 Strategy = "eager"37 NumberOfExecutionStreams = 138 err := validateFlags()39 c.Assert(err, Equals, nil)40}41func (s *MySuite) TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyLazy(c *C) {42 InParallel = true43 Strategy = "lazy"44 NumberOfExecutionStreams = 145 err := validateFlags()46 c.Assert(err, Equals, nil)47}48func (s *MySuite) TestValidateFlagsWithInvalidStrategy(c *C) {...

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TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager

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1import (2func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(t *testing.T) {3 flag.Parse()4 if flag.NFlag() != 1 {5 t.Errorf("Expected 1 flag to be set, but got %d", flag.NFlag())6 }7}8func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyLazy(t *testing.T) {9 flag.Parse()10 if flag.NFlag() != 2 {11 t.Errorf("Expected 2 flag to be set, but got %d", flag.NFlag())12 }13}14func main() {15 flag.String("name", "", "name of the user")16 flag.String("lastname", "", "lastname of the user")17 flag.Parse()18 if flag.NFlag() != 2 {19 fmt.Printf("Expected 2 flag to be set, but got %d", flag.NFlag())20 }21}

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TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager

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1func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(t *testing.T) {2 flagset := pflag.NewFlagSet("test", pflag.ContinueOnError)3 flagset.String("name", "default", "description")4 flagset.Parse([]string{"--name", "test"})5 err := ValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(flagset)6 if err != nil {7 t.Fatal(err)8 }9}10func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyLazy(t *testing.T) {11 flagset := pflag.NewFlagSet("test", pflag.ContinueOnError)12 flagset.String("name", "default", "description")13 flagset.Parse([]string{"--name", "test"})14 err := ValidateFlagsWithStartegyLazy(flagset)15 if err != nil {16 t.Fatal(err)17 }18}19func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyPanic(t *testing.T) {20 flagset := pflag.NewFlagSet("test", pflag.ContinueOnError)21 flagset.String("name", "default", "description")22 flagset.Parse([]string{"--name", "test"})23 err := ValidateFlagsWithStartegyPanic(flagset)24 if err != nil {25 t.Fatal(err)26 }27}28func ValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(flagset *pflag.FlagSet) error {29 if flagset.Changed("name") {30 if flagset.Lookup("name").Value.String() != "test" {31 err = fmt.Errorf("Invalid flag value: %s for flag: %s", flagset.Lookup("name").Value.String(), "name")32 }33 }34}

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1func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(t *testing.T) {2 exec := NewExecution()3 err := exec.TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager()4 if err != nil {5 t.Fatal(err)6 }7}8func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyLazy(t *testing.T) {9 exec := NewExecution()10 err := exec.TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyLazy()11 if err != nil {12 t.Fatal(err)13 }14}15func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyDefault(t *testing.T) {16 exec := NewExecution()17 err := exec.TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyDefault()18 if err != nil {19 t.Fatal(err)20 }21}22func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyCustom(t *testing.T) {23 exec := NewExecution()24 err := exec.TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyCustom()25 if err != nil {26 t.Fatal(err)27 }28}29func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyCustom(t *testing.T) {30 exec := NewExecution()31 err := exec.TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyCustom()32 if err != nil {33 t.Fatal(err)34 }

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1func main() {2 var x = flag.String("x", "hello", "x flag")3 var y = flag.String("y", "world", "y flag")4 var z = flag.String("z", "hello", "z flag")5 flag.Parse()6 if err := execution.TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(*x, *y, *z); err != nil {7 log.Fatal(err)8 }9 log.Println("Flags validated")10}11func main() {12 var x = flag.String("x", "hello", "x flag")13 var y = flag.String("y", "world", "y flag")14 var z = flag.String("z", "hello", "z flag")15 flag.Parse()16 if err := execution.TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyLazy(*x, *y, *z); err != nil {17 log.Fatal(err)18 }19 log.Println("Flags validated")20}21func main() {22 var x = flag.String("x", "hello", "x flag")23 var y = flag.String("y", "world", "y flag")24 var z = flag.String("z", "hello", "z flag")25 flag.Parse()26 if err := execution.TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyLazy(*x, *y, *z); err != nil {27 log.Fatal(err)28 }29 log.Println("Flags validated")30}31func main() {32 var x = flag.String("x", "hello", "x flag")33 var y = flag.String("y", "world", "y flag")34 var z = flag.String("z", "hello", "z flag")35 flag.Parse()36 if err := execution.TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyLazy(*x, *y, *z); err != nil {37 log.Fatal(err)38 }39 log.Println("Flags validated")40}41func main() {42 var x = flag.String("x",

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1func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(t *testing.T) {2 var (3 execute = &execution{}4 flags = &flag.FlagSet{}5 flags.Bool("foo", false, "foo")6 flags.Bool("bar", false, "bar")7 flags.Bool("baz", false, "baz")8}9func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(t *testing.T) {10 var (11 execute = &execution{}12 flags = &flag.FlagSet{}13 flags.Bool("foo", false, "foo")14 flags.Bool("bar", false, "bar")15 flags.Bool("baz", false, "baz")16}17func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(t *testing.T) {18 var (19 execute = &execution{}20 flags = &flag.FlagSet{}21 flags.Bool("foo", false, "foo")22 flags.Bool("bar", false, "bar")23 flags.Bool("baz", false, "baz")24}25func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(t *testing.T) {26 var (27 execute = &execution{}28 flags = &flag.FlagSet{}29 flags.Bool("foo", false, "foo")30 flags.Bool("bar", false, "bar")31 flags.Bool("baz", false, "baz")32}33func TestValidateFlagsWithStartegyEager(t *testing.T) {34 var (35 execute = &execution{}

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