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Found a bug refactoring the tests. libnpmaccess mutates the response from the server, and the completion code was not looking for the right value.
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const t = require('tap') | ||
const { load: loadMockNpm } = require('../../fixtures/mock-npm') | ||
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let getIdentityImpl = () => 'someperson' | ||
let npmFetchBody = null | ||
const MockRegistry = require('../../fixtures/mock-registry.js') | ||
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const npmFetch = async (uri, opts) => { | ||
npmFetchBody = opts.body | ||
} | ||
const user = 'test-user' | ||
const token = 'test-auth-token' | ||
const auth = { '//registry.npmjs.org/:_authToken': token } | ||
const versions = ['1.0.0', '1.0.1', '1.0.1-pre'] | ||
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npmFetch.json = async (uri, opts) => { | ||
return { | ||
versions: { | ||
'1.0.0': {}, | ||
'1.0.1': {}, | ||
'1.0.1-pre': {}, | ||
}, | ||
} | ||
} | ||
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const Deprecate = t.mock('../../../lib/commands/deprecate.js', { | ||
'../../../lib/utils/get-identity.js': async () => getIdentityImpl(), | ||
libnpmaccess: { | ||
lsPackages: async () => ({ foo: 'write', bar: 'write', baz: 'write', buzz: 'read' }), | ||
}, | ||
'npm-registry-fetch': npmFetch, | ||
}) | ||
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const deprecate = new Deprecate({ | ||
flatOptions: { registry: 'https://registry.npmjs.org' }, | ||
}) | ||
// libnpmaccess maps these to read-write and read-only | ||
const packages ={ foo: 'write', bar: 'write', baz: 'write', buzz: 'read' } | ||
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t.test('completion', async t => { | ||
const defaultIdentityImpl = getIdentityImpl | ||
t.teardown(() => { | ||
getIdentityImpl = defaultIdentityImpl | ||
const { npm } = await loadMockNpm(t, { | ||
config: { | ||
...auth, | ||
}, | ||
}) | ||
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const deprecate = await npm.cmd('deprecate') | ||
const testComp = async (argv, expect) => { | ||
const res = | ||
await deprecate.completion({ conf: { argv: { remain: argv } } }) | ||
t.strictSame(res, expect, `completion: ${argv}`) | ||
} | ||
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const registry = new MockRegistry({ | ||
tap: t, | ||
registry: npm.config.get('registry'), | ||
authorization: token, | ||
}) | ||
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registry.whoami({ username: user, times: 4 }) | ||
registry.lsPackages({ team: user, packages, times: 4 }) | ||
await Promise.all([ | ||
testComp([], ['foo', 'bar', 'baz']), | ||
testComp(['b'], ['bar', 'baz']), | ||
testComp(['fo'], ['foo']), | ||
testComp(['g'], []), | ||
testComp(['foo', 'something'], []), | ||
]) | ||
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getIdentityImpl = () => { | ||
throw new Error('deprecate test failure') | ||
} | ||
await testComp(['foo', 'something'], []) | ||
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registry.whoami({ statusCode: 404, body: {} }) | ||
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t.rejects(testComp([], []), { message: 'deprecate test failure' }) | ||
t.rejects(testComp([], []), { code: 'ENEEDAUTH' }) | ||
}) | ||
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t.test('no args', async t => { | ||
const { npm } = await loadMockNpm(t) | ||
await t.rejects( | ||
deprecate.exec([]), | ||
/Usage:/, | ||
npm.exec('deprecate', []), | ||
{ code: 'EUSAGE' }, | ||
'logs usage' | ||
) | ||
}) | ||
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t.test('only one arg', async t => { | ||
const { npm } = await loadMockNpm(t) | ||
await t.rejects( | ||
deprecate.exec(['foo']), | ||
/Usage:/, | ||
npm.exec('deprecate', ['foo']), | ||
{ code: 'EUSAGE' }, | ||
'logs usage' | ||
) | ||
}) | ||
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t.test('invalid semver range', async t => { | ||
const { npm } = await loadMockNpm(t) | ||
await t.rejects( | ||
deprecate.exec(['foo@notaversion', 'this will fail']), | ||
npm.exec('deprecate', ['foo@notaversion', 'this will fail']), | ||
/invalid version range/, | ||
'logs semver error' | ||
) | ||
}) | ||
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t.test('undeprecate', async t => { | ||
t.teardown(() => { | ||
npmFetchBody = null | ||
const { npm, joinedOutput } = await loadMockNpm(t, { config: { ...auth } }) | ||
const registry = new MockRegistry({ | ||
tap: t, | ||
registry: npm.config.get('registry'), | ||
authorization: token, | ||
}) | ||
await deprecate.exec(['foo', '']) | ||
t.match(npmFetchBody, { | ||
versions: { | ||
'1.0.0': { deprecated: '' }, | ||
'1.0.1': { deprecated: '' }, | ||
'1.0.1-pre': { deprecated: '' }, | ||
}, | ||
}, 'undeprecates everything') | ||
const manifest = registry.manifest({ | ||
name: 'foo', | ||
versions | ||
}) | ||
registry.package({ manifest, query: { write: true } }) | ||
registry.nock.put('/foo', body => { | ||
for (const version of versions) { | ||
if (body.versions[version].deprecated !== '') { | ||
return false | ||
} | ||
} | ||
return true | ||
}).reply(200, {}) | ||
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await npm.exec('deprecate', ['foo', '']) | ||
t.match(joinedOutput(), '') | ||
}) | ||
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t.test('deprecates given range', async t => { | ||
t.teardown(() => { | ||
npmFetchBody = null | ||
const { npm, joinedOutput } = await loadMockNpm(t, { config: { ...auth } }) | ||
const registry = new MockRegistry({ | ||
tap: t, | ||
registry: npm.config.get('registry'), | ||
authorization: token, | ||
}) | ||
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await deprecate.exec(['[email protected]', 'this version is deprecated']) | ||
t.match(npmFetchBody, { | ||
versions: { | ||
'1.0.0': { | ||
deprecated: 'this version is deprecated', | ||
}, | ||
'1.0.1': { | ||
// the undefined here is necessary to ensure that we absolutely | ||
// did not assign this property | ||
deprecated: undefined, | ||
}, | ||
}, | ||
const manifest = registry.manifest({ | ||
name: 'foo', | ||
versions | ||
}) | ||
registry.package({ manifest, query: { write: true } }) | ||
const message = 'test deprecation message' | ||
registry.nock.put('/foo', body => { | ||
if (body.versions['1.0.1'].deprecated) { | ||
return false | ||
} | ||
if (body.versions['1.0.1-pre'].deprecated) { | ||
return false | ||
} | ||
return body.versions['1.0.0'].deprecated === message | ||
}).reply(200, {}) | ||
await npm.exec('deprecate', ['[email protected]', message]) | ||
t.match(joinedOutput(), '') | ||
}) | ||
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t.test('deprecates all versions when no range is specified', async t => { | ||
t.teardown(() => { | ||
npmFetchBody = null | ||
const { npm, joinedOutput } = await loadMockNpm(t, { config: { ...auth } }) | ||
const registry = new MockRegistry({ | ||
tap: t, | ||
registry: npm.config.get('registry'), | ||
authorization: token, | ||
}) | ||
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await deprecate.exec(['foo', 'this version is deprecated']) | ||
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t.match(npmFetchBody, { | ||
versions: { | ||
'1.0.0': { | ||
deprecated: 'this version is deprecated', | ||
}, | ||
'1.0.1': { | ||
deprecated: 'this version is deprecated', | ||
}, | ||
'1.0.1-pre': { | ||
deprecated: 'this version is deprecated', | ||
}, | ||
}, | ||
const manifest = registry.manifest({ | ||
name: 'foo', | ||
versions | ||
}) | ||
registry.package({ manifest, query: { write: true } }) | ||
const message = 'test deprecation message' | ||
registry.nock.put('/foo', body => { | ||
for (const version of versions) { | ||
if (body.versions[version].deprecated !== message) { | ||
return false | ||
} | ||
} | ||
return true | ||
}).reply(200, {}) | ||
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await npm.exec('deprecate', ['foo', message]) | ||
t.match(joinedOutput(), '') | ||
}) |
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