b627b4bc88
This adds support for `--include` and `--exclude` for directory inputs.
For instance, this is what you would want to use when passing dagger
repository as an input:
```
inputs:
repository:
dir:
path: .
exclude:
- '**/node_modules'
- cmd/dagger/dagger
- cmd/dagger/dagger-debug
```
Signed-off-by: Andrea Luzzardi <aluzzardi@gmail.com>
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3.0 KiB
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100 lines
3.0 KiB
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setup() {
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load 'helpers'
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common_setup
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}
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@test "compute: simple" {
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/invalid/string
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assert_failure
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/invalid/bool
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assert_failure
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/invalid/int
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assert_failure
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/invalid/struct
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assert_failure
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/success/noop
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assert_success
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assert_line '{"empty":{}}'
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/success/simple
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assert_success
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assert_line '{}'
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/success/overload/flat
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assert_success
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/success/overload/wrapped
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assert_success
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/success/exec-nocache
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assert_success
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}
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@test "compute: dependencies" {
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/dependencies/simple
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assert_success
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assert_line '{"A":{"result":"from A"},"B":{"result":"dependency from A"}}'
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/dependencies/interpolation
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assert_success
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assert_line '{"A":{"result":"from A"},"B":{"result":"dependency from A"}}'
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/dependencies/unmarshal
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assert_success
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assert_line '{"A":"{\"hello\": \"world\"}\n","B":{"result":"unmarshalled.hello=world"},"unmarshalled":{"hello":"world"}}'
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}
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@test "compute: inputs" {
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/input/simple
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assert_success
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assert_line '{}'
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run "$DAGGER" compute --input-string 'in=foobar' "$TESTDIR"/compute/input/simple
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assert_success
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assert_line '{"in":"foobar","test":"received: foobar"}'
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/input/default
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assert_success
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assert_line '{"in":"default input","test":"received: default input"}'
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run "$DAGGER" compute --input-string 'in=foobar' "$TESTDIR"/compute/input/default
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assert_success
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assert_line '{"in":"foobar","test":"received: foobar"}'
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}
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@test "compute: secrets" {
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# secrets used as environment variables must fail
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/secrets/invalid/env
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assert_failure
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assert_line --partial "conflicting values"
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# strings passed as secrets must fail
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run "$DAGGER" compute "$TESTDIR"/compute/secrets/invalid/string
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assert_failure
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# Setting a text input for a secret value should fail
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run "$DAGGER" compute --input-string 'mySecret=SecretValue' "$TESTDIR"/compute/secrets/simple
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assert_failure
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# Now test with an actual secret and make sure it works
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"$DAGGER" init
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dagger_new_with_plan secrets "$TESTDIR"/compute/secrets/simple
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"$DAGGER" input secret mySecret SecretValue
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run "$DAGGER" up
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assert_success
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# Make sure the secret doesn't show in dagger query
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run "$DAGGER" query mySecret.id -f text
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assert_success
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assert_output "secret=mySecret"
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}
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@test "compute: exclude" {
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"$DAGGER" up -w "$TESTDIR"/compute/exclude
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}
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