def test_exec_cmd_fail_hard_fail(mock_subp):
# GIVEN a command will exit with a non-zero return code
cmd_args = ["foobar"]
stdout = "This is output"
stderr = "This is error"
job_mock = _get_job_mock(1, stdout, stderr)
mock_subp.return_value = job_mock
# WHEN the command is executed
# THEN a Fatal is raised
with pytest.raises(ops_utils.Fatal):
ops_utils.exec_cmd_fail_hard(cmd_args)
def test_exec_cmd_fail_hard_fail(mock_subp):
# GIVEN a command will exit with a non-zero return code
cmd_args = ["foobar"]
stdout = "This is output"
stderr = "This is error"
job_mock = _get_job_mock(1, stdout, stderr)
mock_subp.return_value = job_mock
# WHEN the command is executed
# THEN a Fatal is raised
with pytest.raises(ops_utils.Fatal):
ops_utils.exec_cmd_fail_hard(cmd_args)
def test_exec_cmd_fail_hard_success(mock_subp):
# GIVEN a command will exit with a non-zero return code
cmd_args = ["foobar"]
stdout = "This is output"
stderr = "This is error"
job_mock = _get_job_mock(0, stdout, stderr)
mock_subp.return_value = job_mock
# WHEN the command is executed
exit_status, out, err = ops_utils.exec_cmd_fail_hard(cmd_args)
# THEN we receive the expected results of the command
assert exit_status == 0
assert out == stdout
assert err == stderr
def test_exec_cmd_fail_hard_success(mock_subp):
# GIVEN a command will exit with a non-zero return code
cmd_args = ["foobar"]
stdout = "This is output"
stderr = "This is error"
job_mock = _get_job_mock(0, stdout, stderr)
mock_subp.return_value = job_mock
# WHEN the command is executed
exit_status, out, err = ops_utils.exec_cmd_fail_hard(cmd_args)
# THEN we receive the expected results of the command
assert exit_status == 0
assert out == stdout
assert err == stderr
