partial-copy: test script uses new 'Tsh' now

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Sitaram Chamarty 2011-11-29 15:29:57 +05:30
parent 8c4d1aa10c
commit 8067c8e532

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@ -14,18 +14,21 @@
# REQUIRED 2: please make sure you copied the 2 hooks in contrib/partial-copy
# and installed them into gitolite
# REQUIRED 3: the 'git-test' command from my 'git-tools' project
# REQUIRED 3: the 'tsh' command and associated Tsh.pm in PATH
# ----
set -e
mkdir ~/td
tsh "plan 83";
# ----
cd ~/gitolite-admin
cat << EOF1 > conf/gitolite.conf
# testing partial-copy
repo gitolite-admin
RW+ = tester
@ -33,7 +36,8 @@ cat << EOF1 > conf/gitolite.conf
RW+ = @all
EOF1
git test '## setup base conf' 'add conf' 'commit -m start' 'commit-empty' 'ok' 'push -f' 'ok'
tsh "## setup base conf
add conf; commit -m start; empty; ok; push -f; ok"
cat << EOF2 >> conf/gitolite.conf
@ -51,38 +55,37 @@ cat << EOF2 >> conf/gitolite.conf
EOF2
git test << SETUP
tsh "
## setup partial-repos conf
add conf; commit -m partial-repos; commit-empty; ok;
add conf; commit -m partial-repos; empty; ok;
# /master.*partial-repos/
push; ok;
/Init.*empty.*foo\\.git/
/Init.*empty.*foo-pc\\.git/
/u3.*u5.*u6/; !/u1/; !/u2/; !/u4/
SETUP
"
cd ~/td; rm -rf foo foo-pc
git test << FOO
tsh "
## populate repo foo, by user u1
# create foo with a bunch of branches and tags
clone u1:foo
/appear.*cloned/
cd foo
a1; a2
checkout -b dev/u1/foo; f1; f2
checkout master; m1; m2
checkout master; checkout -b next; n1; n2; tag nt1
checkout -b secret-1; s11; s12; tag s1t1
checkout next; checkout -b secret-2; s21; s22; tag s2t1
dc a1; dc a2
checkout -b dev/u1/foo; dc f1; dc f2
checkout master; dc m1; dc m2
checkout master; checkout -b next; dc n1; dc n2; tag nt1
checkout -b secret-1; dc s11; dc s12; tag s1t1
checkout next; checkout -b secret-2; dc s21; dc s22; tag s2t1
push --all
/new branch/; /secret-1/; /secret-2/
push --tags
/new tag/; /s1t1/; /s2t1/
FOO
"
git test << FOOPC
tsh "
## user u4 tries foo, fails, tries foo-pc
cd $HOME/td
clone u4:foo foo4; !ok
@ -98,13 +101,13 @@ git test << FOOPC
/new tag.* s2t1 .* s2t1/
!/new tag.* s1t1 .* s1t1/
FOOPC
"
git test << FOOPC2
tsh "
## user u4 pushes to foo-pc
cd $HOME/td/foo-pc
checkout master
u4m1; u4m2; push; !ok
dc u4m1; dc u4m2; push; !ok
/W refs/heads/master foo-pc u4 DENIED by fallthru/
/hook declined to update refs/heads/master/
/To u4:foo-pc/
@ -112,7 +115,7 @@ git test << FOOPC2
/failed to push some refs to 'u4:foo-pc'/
checkout next
u4n1; u4n2
dc u4n1; dc u4n2
push origin next; ok
/To /home/gl-test/repositories/foo.git/
/new branch\] ca3787119b7e8b9914bc22c939cefc443bc308da -> br-\d+/
@ -125,16 +128,16 @@ git test << FOOPC2
checkout master
checkout -b dev/u4/u4master
devu4m1; devu4m2
dc devu4m1; dc devu4m2
push origin HEAD; ok
/To /home/gl-test/repositories/foo.git/
/new branch\] 228353950557ed1eb13679c1fce4d2b4718a2060 -> br-\d+/
/u4:foo-pc/
/new branch.* HEAD -> dev/u4/u4master/
FOOPC2
"
git test << FOO2
tsh "
## user u1 gets u4's updates, makes some more
cd $HOME/td/foo
git remote update
@ -143,13 +146,13 @@ git test << FOO2
/new branch\] dev/u4/u4master -> origin/dev/u4/u4master/
/new tag\] u4/nexttag -> u4/nexttag/
/52c7716..ca37871 next -> origin/next/
checkout master; u1ma1; u1ma2;
checkout master; dc u1ma1; dc u1ma2;
/\[master 8ab1ff5\] u1ma2 at Thu Jul 7 06:23:20 2011/
tag mt2; push-om; ok
checkout secret-1; u1s1b1; u1s1b2
checkout secret-1; dc u1s1b1; dc u1s1b2
/\[secret-1 5f96cb5\] u1s1b2 at Thu Jul 7 06:23:20 2011/
tag s1t2; push origin HEAD; ok
checkout secret-2; u1s2b1; u1s2b2
checkout secret-2; dc u1s2b1; dc u1s2b2
/\[secret-2 1ede682\] u1s2b2 at Thu Jul 7 06:23:20 2011/
tag s2t2; push origin HEAD; ok
push --tags; ok
@ -158,9 +161,9 @@ git test << FOO2
/8ab1ff512faf5935dc0fbff357b6f453b66bb98b\trefs/tags/mt2/
/5f96cb5ff73c730fb040eb2d01981f7677ca6dba\trefs/tags/s1t2/
/1ede6829ec7b75a53cd6acb7da64e5a8011e6050\trefs/tags/s2t2/
FOO2
"
git test << FOOPC3
tsh "
## u4 gets updates but without the tag in secret-1
cd $HOME/td/foo-pc
git ls-remote origin;
@ -183,8 +186,10 @@ git test << FOOPC3
/\[new tag\] s2t2 -> s2t2/
!/ refs/heads/secret-1/; !/s1t1/; !/s1t2/
FOOPC3
"
echo DONE
# last words...
git ls-remote u4:foo-pc
cd ~/gitolite-admin
@ -193,10 +198,10 @@ git test 'add conf' 'commit -m erdel' 'ok' 'push -f' 'ok'
git ls-remote u4:foo-pc
cat <<RANT
cat >&2 <<RANT
This is where things go all screwy. Because we still have the *objects*
pointed to by these tags, we still get them back from the main repo.
pointed to by tags s2t1 and s2t2, we still get them back from the main repo.
<sigh>