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The integration test expectes to find a certain phrase from the extractor repeated in the _stderr_ of `codeql test run`. However, that subcommand is about to start reproducing the extractor output as-is, which means the phrase will instead appear in _stdout_. Change the integration test to capture all of the output, so it will keep passing across the change.
27 lines
950 B
Python
27 lines
950 B
Python
import runs_on
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import pytest
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# these tests are meant to exercise QL test running on multiple platforms
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# therefore they don't rely on integration test built-in QL test running
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# (which skips `qltest.{sh,cmd}`)
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@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
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def default_options(codeql):
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codeql.flags.update(
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threads = 1,
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show_extractor_output = True,
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check_databases = False,
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learn = True,
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)
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@pytest.mark.parametrize("dir", ["lib", "main", "dependencies"])
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def test(codeql, rust, expected_files, dir):
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expected_files.add(f"{dir}/functions.expected", expected=".nested.expected")
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codeql.test.run(dir)
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def test_failing_cargo_check(codeql, rust):
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out = codeql.test.run("failing_cargo_check", _assert_failure=True, _capture="all")
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# TODO: QL test output redirection is currently broken on windows, leaving it up for follow-up work
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if not runs_on.windows:
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assert "requested cargo check failed" in out
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