Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.Deprecation.initialize
config_file.rb
Source: config_file.rb
...15 # Note that 'comment' is ignored, but listed here so you can have it present16 # and pass validation.17 VALID_GROUP_FIELDS = %w{action suffix prefix exit_status comment}.freeze18 attr_reader :groups, :unknown_group_action19 def initialize(io = nil)20 io ||= open_default_config_io21 begin22 @raw_data = JSON.parse(io.read)23 rescue JSON::ParserError => e24 raise Inspec::Deprecation::MalformedConfigFileError, "Could not parse deprecation config file: #{e.message}"25 end26 @groups = {}27 @unknown_group_action = :warn28 validate!29 end30 private31 def open_default_config_io32 default_path = File.join(Inspec.src_root, 'etc', 'deprecations.json')33 unless File.exist?(default_path)...
initialize
Using AI Code Generation
1class Inspec::Resources::MyResource < Inspec.resource(1)2 its('setting') { should eq 'value' }3 Inspec::Deprecation.deprecate(self, 'The `my_resource` resource is deprecated.')
initialize
Using AI Code Generation
1class MyResource < Inspec.resource(1)2 its('property') { should eq 'value' }3 Inspec::Deprecation.deprecate_resource(self.class)
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