use super::*;
#[test]
fn set_export_parse_error() {
Test::new()
.justfile(
"
set export := fals
",
)
.stderr(
"
error: expected keyword `true` or `false` but found identifier `fals`
——▶ justfile:1:15
│
1 │ set export := fals
│ ^^^^
",
)
.failure();
}
#[test]
fn set_export_parse_error_eol() {
Test::new()
.justfile(
"
set export :=
",
)
.stderr(
"
error: expected identifier, but found end of line
——▶ justfile:1:14
│
1 │ set export :=
│ ^
",
)
.failure();
}
#[test]
fn invalid_attributes_are_an_error() {
Test::new()
.justfile(
"
[group: 'bar']
x := 'foo'
",
)
.args(["--evaluate", "x"])
.stderr(
"
error: assignment `x` has invalid attribute `group`
——▶ justfile:2:1
│
2 │ x := 'foo'
│ ^
",
)
.failure();
}
#[test]
fn local_variables_can_shadow_constants() {
Test::new()
.justfile(
"
a := HEX
HEX := 'foo'
",
)
.args(["--evaluate", "a"])
.stdout("foo")
.success();
}
#[test]
fn non_const_variables_shadowing_constants_are_an_error_in_const_contexts() {
Test::new()
.justfile(
"
HEX := `echo foo`
set tempdir := HEX
",
)
.stderr(
"
error: cannot access non-const variable `HEX` in const context
——▶ justfile:3:16
│
3 │ set tempdir := HEX
│ ^^^
",
)
.failure();
}
#[test]
fn variables_shadowing_constants_can_be_overridden() {
Test::new()
.justfile(
"
a := HEX
HEX := 'foo'
",
)
.args(["--set", "HEX", "bar", "--evaluate", "a"])
.stdout("bar")
.success();
}