Best Inspec_ruby code snippet using Inspec.unsupported
profile.rb
Source: profile.rb
...103 # verify metadata104 m_errors, m_warnings = metadata.valid105 m_errors.each { |msg| error.call(meta_path, 0, 0, nil, msg) }106 m_warnings.each { |msg| warn.call(meta_path, 0, 0, nil, msg) }107 m_unsupported = metadata.unsupported108 m_unsupported.each { |u| warn.call(meta_path, 0, 0, nil, "doesn't support: #{u}") }109 @logger.info 'Metadata OK.' if m_errors.empty? && m_unsupported.empty?110 # extract profile name111 result[:summary][:profile] = metadata.params[:name]112 # check if the profile is using the old test directory instead of the113 # new controls directory114 if @source_reader.tests.keys.any? { |x| x =~ %r{^test/$} }115 warn.call(@target, 0, 0, nil, 'Profile uses deprecated `test` directory, rename it to `controls`.')116 end117 count = controls_count118 result[:summary][:controls] = count119 if count == 0120 warn.call(nil, nil, nil, nil, 'No controls or tests were defined.')121 else122 @logger.info("Found #{count} controls.")123 end...
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1Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)2Version: (not specified)3[2019-08-21T13:38:39-07:00] ERROR: Train::ClientError: Failed to execute command on ubuntu-xenial (SSH session could not be established). Command: `echo 2>&1`
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Using AI Code Generation
1Profile: tests from 1.rb (tests from 1.rb)2Version: (not specified)3[2019-08-21T13:38:39-07:00] ERROR: Train::ClientError: Failed to execute command on ubuntu-xenial (SSH session could not be established). Command: `echo 2>&1`
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