Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.legacy_file
config.rb
Source: config.rb
...199 end200 def file_version201 @cfg_file_contents['version'] || :legacy202 end203 def legacy_file?204 file_version == :legacy205 end206 def config_file_cli_options207 if legacy_file?208 # Assume everything in the file is a CLI option209 @cfg_file_contents210 else211 @cfg_file_contents['cli_options'] || {}212 end213 end214 def config_file_reporter_options215 # This is assumed to be top-level in both legacy and 1.1.216 # Technically, you could sneak it in the 1.1 cli opts area.217 @cfg_file_contents.key?('reporter') ? { 'reporter' => @cfg_file_contents['reporter'] } : {}218 end219 #-----------------------------------------------------------------------#220 # Validation221 #-----------------------------------------------------------------------#...
legacy_file
Using AI Code Generation
1describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do2 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }3describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do4 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }5describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do6 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }7describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do8 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }9describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do10 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }11describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do12 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }13describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do14 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }15describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do16 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }17describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do18 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }19describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do20 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }
legacy_file
Using AI Code Generation
1describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do2 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }3describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do4 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }5describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do6 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }7describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do8 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }9describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do10 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }11describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do12 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }13describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do14 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }15describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do16 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }17describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do18 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }19describe legacy_file('/etc/passwd') do20 its('content') { should match(/root:x:0:0:root/) }
legacy_file
Using AI Code Generation
1class Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginType::CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)2class Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginType::CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)3class Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginType::CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)4class Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginType::CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)5class Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginType::CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)6class Inspec::Plugin::V2::PluginType::CLI < Inspec.plugin(2, :cli_command)
legacy_file
Using AI Code Generation
1legacy_file = Inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')2legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')3legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')4legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')5legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')6legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')7legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')8legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')9legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')
legacy_file
Using AI Code Generation
1 describe legacy_file('/tmp/inspec_test') do2 it { should exist }3 it { should be_file }4 its('content') { should match(/Hello World/) }5 describe legacy_file('/tmp/inspec_test') do6 it { should exist }7 it { should be_file }8 its('content') { should match(/Hello World/) }9 describe legacy_file('/tmp/inspec_test') do10 it { should exist }11 it { should be_file }12 its('content') { should match(/Hello World/) }13 describe legacy_file('/tmp/inspec_test') do14 it { should exist }15 it { should be_file }16 its('content') { should match(/Hello World/) }17 describe legacy_file('/tmp/inspec_test') do18 it { should exist }19 it { should be_file }20 its('content') { should match(/Hello World/) }21 describe legacy_file('/tmp/inspec_test') do22 it { should exist }23 it { should be_file }24 its('content') { should match(/Hello World/) }25 describe legacy_file('/tmp/inspec_test') do26 it { should exist }27 it { should be_file }28 its('content') { should match(/Hello World/) }
legacy_file
Using AI Code Generation
1legacy_file = Inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')2legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')3legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')4legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')5legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')6legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')7legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')8legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')9legacy_file = inspec.legacy_file('path/to/old/file')
legacy_file
Using AI Code Generation
1file_contents = Inspec.legacy_file( 'legacy_file.txt' )2puts file_contents.chomp.chomp.gsub( ' ', ',' )3puts file_contents.chomp.chomp.gsub( ' ', ',' ).gsub( ',', "
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