Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.cache_key
cached_fetcher.rb
Source: cached_fetcher.rb
...16 def resolved_source17 fetch18 @fetcher.resolved_source19 end20 def cache_key21 k = if target.is_a?(Hash)22 target[:sha256] || target[:ref]23 end24 if k.nil?25 fetcher.cache_key26 else27 k28 end29 end30 def fetch31 if cache.exists?(cache_key)32 Inspec::Log.debug "Using cached dependency for #{target}"33 [cache.prefered_entry_for(cache_key), false]34 else35 Inspec::Log.debug "Dependency does not exist in the cache #{target}"36 fetcher.fetch(cache.base_path_for(fetcher.cache_key))37 assert_cache_sanity!38 [fetcher.archive_path, fetcher.writable?]39 end40 end41 def assert_cache_sanity!42 return unless target.respond_to?(:key?) && target.key?(:sha256)43 exception_message = <<~EOF44 The remote source #{fetcher} no longer has the requested content:45 Request Content Hash: #{target[:sha256]}46 Actual Content Hash: #{fetcher.resolved_source[:sha256]}47 For URL, supermarket, compliance, and other sources that do not48 provide versioned artifacts, this likely means that the remote source49 has changed since your lockfile was generated.50 EOF...
cache_key
Using AI Code Generation
1describe file('/etc/hosts') do2 it { should exist }3describe file('/etc/hosts') do4 it { should exist }5describe file('/etc/hosts') do6 it { should exist }7describe file('/etc/hosts') do8 it { should exist }9describe file('/etc/hosts') do10 it { should exist }11describe file('/etc/hosts') do12 it { should exist }13describe file('/etc/hosts') do14 it { should exist }15describe file('/etc/hosts') do16 it { should exist }17describe file('/etc/hosts') do18 it { should exist }19describe file('/etc/hosts') do20 it { should exist }21describe file('/etc/hosts') do22 it { should exist }23describe file('/etc/hosts') do24 it { should exist }
cache_key
Using AI Code Generation
1describe file('/etc/passwd') do2 it { should be_file }3 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }4describe file('/etc/shadow') do5 it { should be_file }6 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }7describe file('/etc/group') do8 it { should be_file }9 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:root/) }10describe file('/etc/passwd') do11 it { should be_file }12 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }13describe file('/etc/shadow') do14 it { should be_file }15 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }16describe file('/etc/group') do17 it { should be_file }18 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:root/) }19describe file('/etc/passwd') do20 it { should be_file }21 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }22describe file('/etc/shadow') do23 it { should be_file }24 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }25describe file('/etc/group') do26 it { should be_file }27 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:root/) }28describe file('/etc/passwd') do29 it { should be_file }30 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }31describe file('/etc/shadow') do32 it { should be_file }33 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }34describe file('/etc/group') do35 it { should be_file }36 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:root/) }37describe file('/etc/passwd') do38 it { should be_file }39 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }40describe file('/etc/shadow') do41 it { should be_file }42 its('content') { should match
cache_key
Using AI Code Generation
1 def initialize(opts)2 puts Inspec::Cache.cache_key(@opts)3InspecPlugins::Cache::CacheKey.new(opts).run4 def initialize(opts)5 puts Inspec::Cache.cache_key(@opts)6InspecPlugins::Cache::CacheKey.new(opts).run7 def initialize(opts)8 puts Inspec::Cache.cache_key(@opts)9InspecPlugins::Cache::CacheKey.new(opts).run10 def initialize(opts)11 puts Inspec::Cache.cache_key(@opts)12InspecPlugins::Cache::CacheKey.new(opts).run13 def initialize(opts)14 puts Inspec::Cache.cache_key(@opts)15InspecPlugins::Cache::CacheKey.new(opts).run16 def initialize(opts)17 puts Inspec::Cache.cache_key(@opts)18InspecPlugins::Cache::CacheKey.new(opts).run
cache_key
Using AI Code Generation
1cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')2cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')3cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')4cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')5cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')6cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')7cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')8cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')9cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')10cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')11cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')12cache_key = Inspec.cache_key('profile_name', 'profile_version')
cache_key
Using AI Code Generation
1profile = Inspec::Profile.for_target('.', {})2File.open('cache_key.txt', 'w') { |file| file.write(cache_key) }3File.open('profile.json', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile_json) }4File.open('profile.tar.gz', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.archive) }5File.open('profile.zip', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.zip) }6File.open('profile.tar', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.tar) }7File.open('profile.tar.bz2', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.tar_bz2) }8File.open('profile.tar.xz', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.tar_xz) }9File.open('profile.tar.lz', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.tar_lz) }10File.open('profile.tar.lzma', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.tar_lzma) }11File.open('profile.tar.lzo', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.tar_lzo) }12File.open('profile.tar.Z', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.tar_Z) }13File.open('profile.tar.zst', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.tar_zst) }14File.open('profile.tar.sz', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.tar_sz) }15File.open('profile.tar.lz4', 'w') { |file| file.write(profile.tar_lz4) }16File.open('profile.tar.z', 'w') { |file|
cache_key
Using AI Code Generation
1puts Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(cache_key)2puts Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(cache_file)3puts Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(cache_key)4puts Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(cache_file)5puts Digest::SHA256.hexdigest(cache_key)
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