How to use make_readable method of Inspec Package

Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.make_readable

profile_vendor.rb

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...20 # This method makes sure all vendored files are mode 644 for this21 # use case. This method is not called by default - the caller22 # vendoring the profile must make the decision as to whether this23 # is necessary.24 def make_readable25 Dir.glob("#{cache_path}/​**/​*") do |e|26 FileUtils.chmod(0644, e) if File.file?(e)27 end28 end29 def cache_path30 profile_path.join('vendor')31 end32 def lockfile33 profile_path.join('inspec.lock')34 end35 private36 def profile37 @profile ||= Inspec::Profile.for_target(profile_path.to_s, profile_opts)38 end...

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1inspec.make_readable('1.rb')2 def make_readable(path)3 File.chmod(0755, path)4File.chmod(0700, path)5File.chmod(0750, path)6File.chmod(0755, path)7File.chmod(0777, path)8File.chmod(0770, path)9File.chmod(0775, path)10File.chmod(0770, path)11File.chmod(0775, path)12File.chmod(0777, path)13File.chmod(0770, path)

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1inspec.make_readable('1.rb')2 def make_readable(path)3 File.chmod(0755, path)4inspec.make_readable('2.rb')

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1describe file('/​etc/​passwd') do2 its('content') { should match 'root' }3 it { should be_readable }4describe file('/​etc/​passwd') do5 its('content') { should match 'root' }6 it { should be_readable }7describe file('/​etc/​passwd') do8 its('content') { should match 'root' }9 it { should be_readable }10describe file('/​etc/​passwd') do11 its('content') { should match 'root' }12 it { should be_readable }13describe file('/​etc/​passwd') do14 its('content') { should match 'root' }15 it { should be_readable }16describe file('/​etc/​passwd') do17 its('content') { should match 'root' }18 it { should be_readable }19describe file('/​etc/​passwd') do20 its('content') { should match 'root' }21 it { should be_readable }22describe file('/​etc/​passwd') do23 its('content') { should match 'root' }24 it { should be_readable }25describe file('/​etc/​passwd') do26 its('content') { should match 'root' }27 it { should be_readable }

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1f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")2f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")3f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")4f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")5f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")6f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")7f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")8f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")9f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")10f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")11f = Inspec::File.new("/​tmp/​test.txt")

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1puts Inspec.make_readable("This is some text")2 def self.make_readable(text)3 text.gsub(/​([A-Z])/​, ' \1').strip4Ruby require vs require_relative vs include vs load vs require vs autoload vs import5Ruby require vs require_relative vs include vs load vs require vs autoload vs import vs require_tree6Ruby require vs require_relative vs include vs load vs require vs autoload vs import vs require_tree vs require_directory7Ruby require vs require_relative vs include vs load vs require vs autoload vs import vs require_tree vs require_directory vs require_self8Ruby require vs require_relative vs include vs load vs require vs autoload vs import vs require_tree vs require_directory vs require_self vs require_dependency9Ruby require vs require_relative vs include vs load vs require vs autoload vs import vs require_tree vs require_directory vs require_self vs require_dependency vs require_all10Ruby require vs require_relative vs include vs load vs require vs autoload vs import vs require_tree vs require_directory vs require_self vs require_dependency vs require_all vs require_nested11Ruby require vs require_relative vs include vs load vs require vs autoload vs import vs require_tree vs require_directory vs require_self vs require_dependency vs require_all vs require_nested vs require_association12Ruby require vs require_relative vs include vs load vs require vs autoload vs import vs require_tree vs require_directory vs require_self vs require_dependency vs require_all vs

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1output = inspec.make_readable('control.json')2File.open('control.rb', 'w') { |file| file.write(output) }3output = inspec.make_json('control.rb')4File.open('control.json', 'w') { |file| file.write(output) }

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1profile = Inspec::Profile.for_target('path/​to/​profile')2profile = Inspec::Profile.for_target('path/​to/​profile')3profile = Inspec::Profile.for_target('path/​to/​profile')4profile = Inspec::Profile.for_target('path/​to/​profile')

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