Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.rspec_skipped_block
runner.rb
Source: runner.rb
...216 resource = arg[0]217 # check to see if we are using a filtertable object218 resource = arg[0].resource if arg[0].class.superclass == FilterTable::Table219 if resource.respond_to?(:resource_skipped?) && resource.resource_skipped?220 return rspec_skipped_block(arg, opts, resource.resource_exception_message)221 end222 if resource.respond_to?(:resource_failed?) && resource.resource_failed?223 return rspec_failed_block(arg, opts, resource.resource_exception_message)224 end225 # If neither skipped nor failed then add the resource226 add_resource(method_name, arg, opts, block)227 end228 def register_rule(rule)229 Inspec::Log.debug "Registering rule #{rule}"230 @rules << rule231 checks = ::Inspec::Rule.prepare_checks(rule)232 examples = checks.flat_map do |m, a, b|233 get_check_example(m, a, b)234 end.compact235 examples.each { |e| @test_collector.add_test(e, rule) }236 end237 def rspec_skipped_block(arg, opts, message)238 @test_collector.example_group(*arg, opts) do239 # Send custom `it` block to RSpec240 it message241 end242 end243 def rspec_failed_block(arg, opts, message)244 @test_collector.example_group(*arg, opts) do245 # Send custom `it` block to RSpec246 it '' do247 # Raising here to fail the test and get proper formatting248 raise Inspec::Exceptions::ResourceFailed, message249 end250 end251 end...
rspec_skipped_block
Using AI Code Generation
1 inspec.rspec_skipped_block('test')2Version: (not specified)3 × test: test (1 failed)4 (compared using ==)5 inspec.rspec_skipped_block('test')6Version: (not specified)7 × test: test (1 failed)8 (compared using ==)9 inspec.rspec_skipped_block('test')10Version: (not specified)11 × test: test (1 failed)12 (compared using ==)13 inspec.rspec_skipped_block('test')14Version: (not specified)
rspec_skipped_block
Using AI Code Generation
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rspec_skipped_block
Using AI Code Generation
1 describe file('/tmp') do2 it { should be_directory }3 describe file('/tmp') do4 it { should be_owned_by 'root' }5 describe file('/tmp') do6 it { should be_grouped_into 'root' }7 describe file('/tmp') do8 it { should be_mode 1777 }9 describe file('/tmp') do10 it { should be_sticky }11 describe file('/tmp') do12 it { should be_mounted.with(type: 'tmpfs') }
rspec_skipped_block
Using AI Code Generation
1 describe file('/tmp/1.txt') do2 it { should exist }3 describe file('/tmp/2.txt') do4 it { should exist }5 describe file('/tmp/3.txt') do6 it { should exist }7 describe file('/tmp/4.txt') do8 it { should exist }9 describe file('/tmp/5.txt') do10 it { should exist }11 describe file('/tmp/6.txt') do12 it { should exist }13 describe file('/tmp/7.txt') do14 it { should exist }15 describe file('/tmp/8.txt') do16 it { should exist }17 describe file('/tmp/9.txt') do18 it { should exist }19 describe file('/tmp/10.txt') do20 it { should exist }21 describe file('/tmp/11.txt') do22 it { should exist }23 describe file('/tmp/12.txt') do24 it { should exist }
rspec_skipped_block
Using AI Code Generation
1inspec.rspec_skipped_block('OS not supported') unless inspec.os.linux?2 describe file('/etc/passwd') do3 it { should exist }4inspec.rspec_warning('OS not supported')5 describe file('/etc/passwd') do6 it { should exist }7inspec.rspec_warning('OS not supported') unless inspec.os.linux?8 describe file('/etc/passwd') do9 it { should exist }
rspec_skipped_block
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec.rspec_skipped_block("This is a skipped block")2Inspec.rspec_skipped_block(nil)3Inspec.rspec_skipped_block("")4Inspec.rspec_skipped_block("This is a skipped block", "This is a custom message")5Inspec.rspec_skipped_block("This is a skipped block", nil)6Inspec.rspec_skipped_block("This is a skipped block", "")
rspec_skipped_block
Using AI Code Generation
1 describe file('test.txt') do2 it { should exist }3 rspec_skipped_block('skipped block') if !file('test.txt').exist?4 describe file('test.txt') do5 it { should exist }6 describe file('test.txt') do7 it { should exist }8 rspec_skipped_block('skipped block') unless file('test.txt').exist?9 describe file('test.txt') do10 it { should exist }11 describe file('test.txt') do12 it { should exist }13 rspec_skipped_block('skipped block') if file('test.txt').exist? == false14 describe file('test.txt') do15 it { should exist }16 describe file('test.txt') do17 it { should exist }18 rspec_skipped_block('skipped block') unless file('test.txt').exist? == true19 describe file('test.txt') do20 it { should exist }21 describe file('test
rspec_skipped_block
Using AI Code Generation
1 it { should exist }2 describe file('/tmp/3.txt') do3 it { should exist }4 describe file('/tmp/4.txt') do5 it { should exist }6 describe file('/tmp/5.txt') do7 it { should exist }8 describe file('/tmp/6.txt') do9 it { should exist }10 describe file('/tmp/7.txt') do11 it { should exist }12 describe file('/tmp/8.txt') do13 it { should exist }14 describe file('/tmp/9.txt') do15 it { should exist }16 describe file('/tmp/10.txt') do17 it { should exist }18 describe file('/tmp/11.txt') do19 it { should exist }20 describe file('/tmp/12.txt') do21 it { should exist }
rspec_skipped_block
Using AI Code Generation
1Inspec.rspec_skipped_block("This is a skipped block")2Inspec.rspec_skipped_block(nil)3Inspec.rspec_skipped_block("")4Inspec.rspec_skipped_block("This is a skipped block", "This is a custom message")5Inspec.rspec_skipped_block("This is a skipped block", nil)6Inspec.rspec_skipped_block("This is a skipped block", "")
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