Best Citrus code snippet using com.consol.citrus.kubernetes.command.InfoResult.setMetadata
Source: InfoResult.java
...117 public ObjectMeta getMetadata() {118 return null;119 }120 @Override121 public void setMetadata(ObjectMeta objectMeta) {122 }123}...
setMetadata
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1def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)2infoResult.setMetadata("test", "test")3def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)4assert infoResult.getMetadata("test") == "test"5def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)6assert infoResult.getMetadata("test") == "test"7def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)8infoResult.setMetadata("test", "test")9def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)10assert infoResult.getMetadata("test") == "test"11def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)12assert infoResult.getMetadata("test") == "test"13def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)14infoResult.setMetadata("test", "test")15def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)16assert infoResult.getMetadata("test") == "test"17def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)18assert infoResult.getMetadata("test") == "test"19def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)20infoResult.setMetadata("test", "test")21def infoResult = kubernetes.info().build().execute(context)22assert infoResult.getMetadata("test") == "test"
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