Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.lock_deps
requirement.rb
Source: requirement.rb
...21 locked_deps = []22 Array(entry[:dependencies]).each do |dep_entry|23 locked_deps << Inspec::Requirement.from_lock_entry(dep_entry, cwd, cache, backend, opts)24 end25 req.lock_deps(locked_deps)26 req27 end28 attr_reader :cwd, :opts, :required_version29 def initialize(name, version_constraints, cache, cwd, opts)30 @name = name31 @required_version = Gem::Requirement.new(Array(version_constraints))32 @cache = cache33 @backend = opts[:backend]34 @opts = opts35 @cwd = cwd36 end37 #38 # A dependency can be renamed in inspec.yml/inspec.lock. Prefer39 # the name the user gave this dependency over the profile name.40 #41 def name42 @name || profile.name43 end44 def source_version45 profile.version46 end47 def source_satisfies_spec?48 gem_dep.match?(profile.name, profile.version)49 end50 def gem_dep51 @gem_dep ||= Gem::Dependency.new(profile.name, required_version, :runtime)52 end53 def resolved_source54 @resolved_source ||= fetcher.resolved_source55 end56 def to_hash57 h = {58 'name' => name,59 'resolved_source' => resolved_source,60 'version_constraints' => required_version.to_s,61 }62 if !dependencies.empty?63 h['dependencies'] = dependencies.map(&:to_hash)64 end65 h66 end67 def lock_deps(dep_array)68 @dependencies = dep_array69 end70 def fetcher71 @fetcher ||= Inspec::CachedFetcher.new(opts, @cache)72 end73 # load dependencies of the dependency74 def dependencies75 @dependencies ||= profile.metadata.dependencies.map do |r|76 Inspec::Requirement.from_metadata(r, @cache, cwd: @cwd, backend: @backend)77 end78 end79 def to_s80 name81 end...
lock_deps
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)2Inspec::Log.debug('This is a debug message')3Inspec::Log.info('This is an info message')4Inspec::Log.warn('This is a warn message')5Inspec::Log.error('This is an error message')6Inspec::Log.fatal('This is a fatal message')7Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)8Inspec::Log.debug('This is a debug message')9Inspec::Log.info('This is an info message')10Inspec::Log.warn('This is a warn message')11Inspec::Log.error('This is an error message')12Inspec::Log.fatal('This is a fatal message')13Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)14Inspec::Log.debug('This is a debug message')15Inspec::Log.info('This is an info message')16Inspec::Log.warn('This is a warn message')17Inspec::Log.error('This is an error message')18Inspec::Log.fatal('This is a fatal message')19Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)20Inspec::Log.debug('This is a debug message')21Inspec::Log.info('This is an info message')22Inspec::Log.warn('This is a warn message')23Inspec::Log.error('This is an error message')24Inspec::Log.fatal('This is a fatal message')25Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)26Inspec::Log.debug('This is a debug message')27Inspec::Log.info('This is an info message')28Inspec::Log.warn('This is a warn message')29Inspec::Log.error('This is an error message')
lock_deps
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)2lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')3inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})4Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock').to_lock5Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)6lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')7inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})8Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)9lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')10inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})11Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)12lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')13inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})14Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock').to_lock15Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STD
lock_deps
Using AI Code Generation
1test.code = 'describe file(\'/etc/passwd\') do2 it { should exist }3test.code = 'describe file(\'/etc/passwd\') do4 it { should exist }5test.code = 'describe file(\'/etc/passwd\') do6 it { should exist }7profile.add_control(control)8inspec.add_profile(profile)9 writer = Inspec::ProfileWriter.new(inspec)10 writer.write('profile')11test.code = 'describe file(\'/etc/passwd\') do12 it { should exist }13test.code = 'describe file(\'/etc/passwd\') do
lock_deps
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock_deps method")2Inspec::Log.debug("Locking dependencies")3Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")4Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")5Inspec::Log.debug("Dependencies locked")6Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock method")7Inspec::Log.debug("Locking profile")8Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")9Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")10Inspec::Log.debug("Profile locked")11Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock method")12Inspec::Log.debug("Locking profile")13Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")14Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")15Inspec::Log.debug("Profile locked")16Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock method")17Inspec::Log.debug("Locking profile")18Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")19Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")20Inspec::Log.debug("Profile locked")21Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock method")22Inspec::Log.debug("Locking profile")23Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")24Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")25Inspec::Log.debug("Profile locked")26Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock method")27Inspec::Log.debug("Locking profile")28Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")29Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")30Inspec::Log.debug("Profile locked")
lock_deps
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)2lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')3inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})4Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock').to_lock5Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)6lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')7inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})8Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)9lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')10inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})11Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)12lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')13inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})14Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock').to_lock15Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STD
lock_deps
Using AI Code Generation
1test.code = 'describe file(\'/etc/passwd\') do2 it { should exist }3test.code = 'describe file(\'/etc/passwd\') do4 it { should exist }5test.code = 'describe file(\'/etc/passwd\') do6 it { should exist }7profile.add_control(control)8inspec.add_profile(profile)9 writer = Inspec::ProfileWriter.new(inspec)10 writer.write('profile')11test.code = 'describe file(\'/etc/passwd\') do12 it { should exist }13test.code = 'describe file(\'/etc/passwd\') do
lock_deps
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock_deps method")2Inspec::Log.debug("Locking dependencies")3Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")4Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")5Inspec::Log.debug("Dependencies locked")6Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock method")7Inspec::Log.debug("Locking profile")8Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")9Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")10Inspec::Log.debug("Profile locked")11Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock method")12Inspec::Log.debug("Locking profile")13Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")14Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")15Inspec::Log.debug("Profile locked")16Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock method")17Inspec::Log.debug("Locking profile")18Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")19Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")20Inspec::Log.debug("Profile locked")21Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock method")22Inspec::Log.debug("Locking profile")23Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")24Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")25Inspec::Log.debug("Profile locked")26Inspec::Log.debug("Running lock method")27Inspec::Log.debug("Locking profile")28Inspec::Log.debug("Creating lockfile")29Inspec::Log.debug("Lockfile created")30Inspec::Log.debug("Profile locked")
lock_deps
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)2lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')3inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})4Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock').to_lock5Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)6lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')7inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})8Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)9lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')10inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})11Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STDOUT)12lockfile = Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock')13inspec = Inspec::BaseRunner.new({backend: :mock, lockfile: lockfile})14Inspec::Lockfile.from_path('Gemfile.lock').to_lock15Inspec::Log.logger = Logger.new(STD
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