How to use pushSuiteNode method of internal Package

Best Ginkgo code snippet using internal.pushSuiteNode

suite.go

Source: suite.go Github

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...79 if node.NodeType.Is(types.NodeTypeCleanupInvalid | types.NodeTypeCleanupAfterEach | types.NodeTypeCleanupAfterAll | types.NodeTypeCleanupAfterSuite) {80 return suite.pushCleanupNode(node)81 }82 if node.NodeType.Is(types.NodeTypeBeforeSuite | types.NodeTypeAfterSuite | types.NodeTypeSynchronizedBeforeSuite | types.NodeTypeSynchronizedAfterSuite | types.NodeTypeReportAfterSuite) {83 return suite.pushSuiteNode(node)84 }85 if suite.phase == PhaseRun {86 return types.GinkgoErrors.PushingNodeInRunPhase(node.NodeType, node.CodeLocation)87 }88 if node.MarkedSerial {89 firstOrderedNode := suite.tree.AncestorNodeChain().FirstNodeMarkedOrdered()90 if !firstOrderedNode.IsZero() && !firstOrderedNode.MarkedSerial {91 return types.GinkgoErrors.InvalidSerialNodeInNonSerialOrderedContainer(node.CodeLocation, node.NodeType)92 }93 }94 if node.NodeType.Is(types.NodeTypeBeforeAll | types.NodeTypeAfterAll) {95 firstOrderedNode := suite.tree.AncestorNodeChain().FirstNodeMarkedOrdered()96 if firstOrderedNode.IsZero() {97 return types.GinkgoErrors.SetupNodeNotInOrderedContainer(node.CodeLocation, node.NodeType)98 }99 }100 if node.NodeType == types.NodeTypeContainer {101 /​/​ During PhaseBuildTopLevel we only track the top level containers without entering them102 /​/​ We only enter the top level container nodes during PhaseBuildTree103 /​/​104 /​/​ This ensures the tree is only constructed after `go spec` has called `flag.Parse()` and gives105 /​/​ the user an opportunity to load suiteConfiguration information in the `TestX` go spec hook just before `RunSpecs`106 /​/​ is invoked. This makes the lifecycle easier to reason about and solves issues like #693.107 if suite.phase == PhaseBuildTopLevel {108 suite.topLevelContainers = append(suite.topLevelContainers, node)109 return nil110 }111 if suite.phase == PhaseBuildTree {112 parentTree := suite.tree113 suite.tree = &TreeNode{Node: node}114 parentTree.AppendChild(suite.tree)115 err := func() (err error) {116 defer func() {117 if e := recover(); e != nil {118 err = types.GinkgoErrors.CaughtPanicDuringABuildPhase(e, node.CodeLocation)119 }120 }()121 node.Body()122 return err123 }()124 suite.tree = parentTree125 return err126 }127 } else {128 suite.tree.AppendChild(&TreeNode{Node: node})129 return nil130 }131 return nil132}133func (suite *Suite) pushSuiteNode(node Node) error {134 if suite.phase == PhaseBuildTree {135 return types.GinkgoErrors.SuiteNodeInNestedContext(node.NodeType, node.CodeLocation)136 }137 if suite.phase == PhaseRun {138 return types.GinkgoErrors.SuiteNodeDuringRunPhase(node.NodeType, node.CodeLocation)139 }140 switch node.NodeType {141 case types.NodeTypeBeforeSuite, types.NodeTypeSynchronizedBeforeSuite:142 existingBefores := suite.suiteNodes.WithType(types.NodeTypeBeforeSuite | types.NodeTypeSynchronizedBeforeSuite)143 if len(existingBefores) > 0 {144 return types.GinkgoErrors.MultipleBeforeSuiteNodes(node.NodeType, node.CodeLocation, existingBefores[0].NodeType, existingBefores[0].CodeLocation)145 }146 case types.NodeTypeAfterSuite, types.NodeTypeSynchronizedAfterSuite:147 existingAfters := suite.suiteNodes.WithType(types.NodeTypeAfterSuite | types.NodeTypeSynchronizedAfterSuite)...

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pushSuiteNode

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1import (2type Suite struct {3}4type TestCase struct {5}6type Test struct {7}8func (s *Suite) pushSuiteNode(suiteName string) {9}10func (s *Suite) popSuiteNode() {11}12func (s *Suite) pushTestCaseNode(testCaseName string) {13 s.TestCases = append(s.TestCases, TestCase{Name: testCaseName})14}15func (s *Suite) popTestCaseNode() {16 s.TestCases = s.TestCases[:len(s.TestCases)-1]17}18func (s *Suite) pushTestNode(testName string) {19 s.TestCases[len(s.TestCases)-1].Tests = append(s.TestCases[len(s.TestCases)-1].Tests, Test{Name: testName})20}21func (s *Suite) popTestNode() {22 s.TestCases[len(s.TestCases)-1].Tests = s.TestCases[len(s.TestCases)-1].Tests[:len(s.TestCases[len(s.TestCases)-1].Tests)-1]23}24func (s *Suite) markTestAsFailed(testName string, error string) {25 for i := range s.TestCases[len(s.TestCases)-1].Tests {26 if s.TestCases[len(s.TestCases)-1].Tests[i].Name == testName {27 s.TestCases[len(s.TestCases)-1].Tests[i].Error = error28 s.TestCases[len(s.TestCases)-1].Tests[i].Failed = true29 }30 }31}32func (s *Suite

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