def test_synthetic_construction_of_split_dependencies_from_same_package(
mock_packages, config
):
# Construct in a synthetic way (i.e. without using the solver)
# the following spec:
#
# b
# build / \ link,run
# [email protected] [email protected]
#
# To demonstrate that a spec can now hold two direct
# dependencies from the same package
root = Spec('b').concretized()
link_run_spec = Spec('[email protected]').concretized()
build_spec = Spec('[email protected]').concretized()
root.add_dependency_edge(link_run_spec, deptype='link')
root.add_dependency_edge(link_run_spec, deptype='run')
root.add_dependency_edge(build_spec, deptype='build')
# Check dependencies from the perspective of root
assert len(root.dependencies()) == 2
assert all(x.name == 'c' for x in root.dependencies())
assert '@2.0' in root.dependencies(name='c', deptype='build')[0]
assert '@1.0' in root.dependencies(name='c', deptype=('link', 'run'))[0]
# Check parent from the perspective of the dependencies
assert len(build_spec.dependents()) == 1
assert len(link_run_spec.dependents()) == 1
assert build_spec.dependents() == link_run_spec.dependents()
assert build_spec != link_run_spec
