How to use __inspec_binding method of Inspec Package

Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.__inspec_binding

dsl_shared.rb

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...16 # We cannot rely on libraries residing on disk however.17 # TODO: Sandboxing.18 content, path, line = @require_loader.load(rbpath)19 # If we are in the realm of libraries and the LibraryEvalContext20 # we should have access to the __inspec_binding, which is a Binding21 # context that provides the correct plane to evaluate all required files to.22 # It will ensure that embedded calls to `require` still call this23 # method and get loaded from their correct paths.24 return __inspec_binding.eval(content, path, line) if defined?(__inspec_binding)25 eval(content, TOPLEVEL_BINDING, path, line) # rubocop:disable Security/​Eval26 end27 end28 end29end...

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__inspec_binding

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1 expect(Inspec.__inspec_binding).to eq(binding)2 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)3 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)4 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)5 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)6 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)7 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)8 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)

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__inspec_binding

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1 expect(Inspec.__inspec_binding).to eq(binding)2 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)3 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)4binding = Inspec.__send__(:__inspec_binding)5puts binding.eval('var')6binding = Inspec.__send__(:__inspec_binding)7puts binding.eval('var')8binding = Inspec.__send__(:__inspec_binding)9puts binding.eval('var')10binding = Inspec.__send__(:__inspec_binding)11puts binding.eval('var')12binding = Inspec.__send__(:__inspec_binding)13puts binding.eval('var')14binding = Inspec.__send__(:__inspec_binding)15pts binding.evl('var')

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__inspec_binding

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1 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)2 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)3 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)4 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)5 expect(Inspec::Runner.new(binding).backend.backend.class).to eq(Inspec::Backend::Local)

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__inspec_binding

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1binding_object = Inspec.instance_method(:__inspec_binding).bind(self).call2eval('describe file("/​etc/​passwd") do3 it { should exist }4binding_object = Kernel.instance_method(:binding).bind(self).call5eval('describe file("/​etc/​passwd") do6 it { should exist }7eval('describe file("/​etc/​passwd") do8 it { should exist }9eval('describe file("/​etc/​passwd") do10 it { should exist }11puts binding.local_variable_get(:a)12puts binding.local_variable_get(:b)13puts binding.local_variable_get(:c)

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__inspec_binding

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1 class InspecFile < Inspec.resource(1)2 describe inspec_file('1.rb') do3 its('content') { should match /​describe inspec_file/​ }4 def initialize(path)5 File.read(@path)6 File.exist?(@path)7describe inspec_file('1.rb') do8 its('content') { should match /​describe inspec_file/​ }

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__inspec_binding

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1binding_object = Inspec.instance_method(:__inspec_binding).bind(self).call2eval('describe file("/​etc/​passwd") do3 it { should exist }4binding_object = Kernel.instance_method(:binding).bind(self).call5eval('describe file("/​etc/​passwd") do6 it { should exist }7eval('describe file("/​etc/​passwd") do8 it { should exist }9eval('describe file("/​etc/​passwd") do10 it { should exist }

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