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#! /bin/sh -pe
# Simple shell-based tests for bzr.
# This is meant to exercise the external behaviour, command line
# parsing and similar things and compliment the inwardly-turned
# testing done by doctest.
# This must already exist and be in the right place
if ! [ -d bzr-test.tmp ]
then
echo "please create bzr-test.tmp"
exit 1
fi
rm -rf bzr-test.tmp
mkdir bzr-test.tmp
# save it for real errors
exec 3>&2
exec > bzr-test.log
exec 2>&1
set -x
quitter() {
echo "tests failed, look in bzr-test.log" >&3; exit 2;
}
trap quitter ERR
cd bzr-test.tmp
rm -rf .bzr
# some information commands
bzr help
bzr version
# invalid commands are detected
! bzr pants
# some experiments with renames
bzr init
echo "hello world" > test.txt
bzr unknowns
# should be the only unknown file
[ "`bzr unknowns`" = test.txt ]
# can't rename unversioned files; use the regular unix rename command
! bzr rename test.txt new-test.txt
# ok, so now add it and see what happens
bzr add test.txt
[ -z "`bzr unknowns`" ]
# after adding even before committing you can rename files
bzr rename test.txt newname.txt
[ "`bzr status`" = "A newname.txt" ]
[ `bzr revno` = 0 ]
bzr commit -m "add first revision"
[ `bzr revno` = 1 ]
# now more complicated renames
mkdir sub1
! bzr rename newname.txt sub1
! bzr rename newname.txt sub1/foo.txt
bzr add sub1
! bzr rename newname.txt sub1
bzr rename newname.txt sub1/foo.txt
[ -f sub1/foo.txt ]
[ ! -f newname.txt ]
bzr rename sub1/foo.txt newname.txt
[ -f newname.txt ]
bzr rename newname.txt sub1/foo.txt
bzr rename sub1/foo.txt sub1/bar.txt
cd sub1
mkdir sub2
bzr add sub2
bzr rename bar.txt sub2/bar.txt
cd sub2
bzr rename bar.txt ../../bar.txt
cd ../../
bzr commit -m "more renames"
[ `bzr revno` = 2 ]
# now try pulling that file back out, checking it was stored properly
[ "`bzr cat -r 1 newname.txt`" = "hello world" ]
! bzr rename sub1 sub1/knotted-up
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