use super::{Error, build::BuildError, error::ErrorTree, node::NodeError};
#[test]
fn build_errors_remain_in_build_boundary() {
let schema_error = Error::from(BuildError::Validation(ErrorTree::from(
"missing schema relation target",
)));
match schema_error {
Error::BuildError(BuildError::Validation(tree)) => {
assert!(
tree.messages()
.iter()
.any(|message| message == "missing schema relation target"),
"build validation errors must remain wrapped as build-boundary failures",
);
}
Error::BuildError(BuildError::Graph(error)) => {
panic!("unexpected graph error: {error}");
}
Error::NodeError(_) => {
panic!("build validation failures must not be remapped into node-boundary errors");
}
}
}
#[test]
fn node_errors_remain_in_node_boundary() {
let schema_error = Error::from(NodeError::PathNotFound("entity.user_id".to_string()));
match schema_error {
Error::NodeError(NodeError::PathNotFound(path)) => {
assert_eq!(path, "entity.user_id");
}
Error::NodeError(NodeError::IncorrectNodeType(path)) => {
panic!("unexpected node error kind after conversion for path {path}");
}
Error::BuildError(_) => {
panic!("node errors must not be remapped into build-boundary failures");
}
}
}