How to use finalize_handle_sudo method of Inspec Package

Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.finalize_handle_sudo

config.rb

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...284 def finalize_options285 options = @merged_options.dup286 finalize_set_top_level_command(options)287 finalize_parse_reporters(options)288 finalize_handle_sudo(options)289 finalize_compliance_login(options)290 Thor::CoreExt::HashWithIndifferentAccess.new(options)291 end292 def finalize_set_top_level_command(options)293 options[:type] = @command_name294 Inspec::BaseCLI.inspec_cli_command = @command_name # TODO: move to a more relevant location295 end296 def finalize_parse_reporters(options) # rubocop:disable Metrics/​AbcSize297 # default to cli report for ad-hoc runners298 options['reporter'] = ['cli'] if options['reporter'].nil?299 # parse out cli to proper report format300 if options['reporter'].is_a?(Array)301 reports = {}302 options['reporter'].each do |report|303 reporter_name, destination = report.split(':', 2)304 if destination.nil? || destination.strip == '-'305 reports[reporter_name] = { 'stdout' => true }306 else307 reports[reporter_name] = {308 'file' => destination,309 'stdout' => false,310 }311 reports[reporter_name]['target_id'] = options['target_id'] if options['target_id']312 end313 end314 options['reporter'] = reports315 end316 # add in stdout if not specified317 if options['reporter'].is_a?(Hash)318 options['reporter'].each do |reporter_name, config|319 options['reporter'][reporter_name] = {} if config.nil?320 options['reporter'][reporter_name]['stdout'] = true if options['reporter'][reporter_name].empty?321 options['reporter'][reporter_name]['target_id'] = options['target_id'] if options['target_id']322 end323 end324 validate_reporters!(options['reporter'])325 options326 end327 def finalize_handle_sudo(options)328 # Due to limitations in Thor it is not possible to set an argument to be329 # both optional and its value to be mandatory. E.g. the user supplying330 # the --password argument is optional and not always required, but331 # whenever it is used, it requires a value. Handle options that were332 # defined in such a way and require a value here:333 %w{password sudo-password}.each do |option_name|334 snake_case_option_name = option_name.tr('-', '_').to_s335 next unless options[snake_case_option_name] == -1 # Thor sets -1 for missing value - see #1918336 raise ArgumentError, "Please provide a value for --#{option_name}. For example: --#{option_name}=hello."337 end338 # Infer `--sudo` if using `--sudo-password` without `--sudo`339 if options['sudo_password'] && !options['sudo']340 options['sudo'] = true341 Inspec::Log.warn '`--sudo-password` used without `--sudo`. Adding `--sudo`.'...

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1runner.add_target('target1')2runner.add_target('target2')3runner.add_target('target3')4runner.add_target('target4')5runner.add_target('target5')6runner.add_target('target6')7runner.add_target('target7')8runner.add_target('target8')9runner.add_target('target9')10runner.add_target('target10')11runner.add_target('target11')12runner.add_target('target12')13runner.add_target('target13')14runner.add_target('target14')15runner.add_target('target15')16runner.add_target('target16')17runner.add_target('target17')18runner.add_target('target18')19runner.add_target('target19')20runner.add_target('target20')21runner.add_target('target21')22runner.add_target('target22')23runner.add_target('target23')24runner.add_target('target24')25runner.add_target('target25')26runner.add_target('target26')27runner.add_target('target27')28runner.add_target('target28')29runner.add_target('target29')30runner.add_target('target30')31runner.add_target('target31')32runner.add_target('target32')33runner.add_target('target33')34runner.add_target('target34')35runner.add_target('target35')36runner.add_target('target36')37runner.add_target('target37')38runner.add_target('target38')39runner.add_target('target39')40runner.add_target('target40')41runner.add_target('target41')42runner.add_target('target42')43runner.add_target('target43')44runner.add_target('target44')45runner.add_target('target45')46runner.add_target('target46')47runner.add_target('target47')48runner.add_target('target48')49runner.add_target('target49')50runner.add_target('target50')51runner.add_target('target51')52runner.add_target('target52')53runner.add_target('target53')54runner.add_target('target54')55runner.add_target('target55')56runner.add_target('target56')57runner.add_target('target57')58runner.add_target('target58')59runner.add_target('target59')60runner.add_target('target60')61runner.add_target('target61')62runner.add_target('target62')63runner.add_target('target63')64runner.add_target('target64')65runner.add_target('target65')66runner.add_target('target66')67runner.add_target('target67')68runner.add_target('target68')

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1 @cli_command = Inspec::CLI.new(@opts)2 @cli_command = Inspec::CLI.new(@opts)3 @cli_command = Inspec::CLI.new(@opts)4 @cli_command = Inspec::CLI.new(@opts)5 @cli_command = Inspec::CLI.new(@opts)6 @cli_command = Inspec::CLI.new(@opts)

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1Inspec::Inspec.backend.run_command('whoami')2Inspec::Inspec.backend.run_command('whoami', sudo: true)3Inspec::Inspec.backend.run_command('whoami', sudo: false)4Inspec::Inspec.backend.run_command('whoami', sudo: true, timeout: 10)5Inspec::Inspec.backend.run_command('whoami', sudo: false, timeout: 10)6Inspec::Inspec.backend.run_command('whoami', timeout: 10)7Inspec::Inspec.backend.run_command('whoami', timeout: 10)8Inspec::Inspec.backend.run_command('whoami', timeout: 10)9Inspec::Inspec.backend.run_command('whoami', timeout: 10)10Inspec::Inspec.backend.run_command('whoami', timeout: 10)

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1cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​root')2cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​root')3cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​etc')4cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​root')5cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​root')6cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​etc')7cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​root')8cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​root')9cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​etc')10cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​root')11cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​root')12cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​etc')13cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​root')14cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​root')15cmd = inspec.command('ls -l /​etc')

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