require 'spec_helper' require 'puppet/file_bucket/dipper' require 'puppet_spec/compiler' describe Puppet::Type.type(:cron).provider(:crontab), unless: Puppet.features.microsoft_windows? do include PuppetSpec::Files include PuppetSpec::Compiler before :each do allow(Puppet::Type.type(:cron)).to receive(:defaultprovider).and_return described_class allow(described_class).to receive(:suitable?).and_return true allow_any_instance_of(Puppet::FileBucket::Dipper).to receive(:backup) # rubocop:disable RSpec/AnyInstance # I don't want to execute anything allow(described_class).to receive(:filetype).and_return Puppet::Util::FileType::FileTypeFlat allow(described_class).to receive(:default_target).and_return crontab_user1 # I don't want to stub Time.now to get a static header because I don't know # where Time.now is used elsewhere, so just go with a very simple header allow(described_class).to receive(:header).and_return "# HEADER: some simple\n# HEADER: header\n" FileUtils.cp(my_fixture('crontab_user1'), crontab_user1) FileUtils.cp(my_fixture('crontab_user2'), crontab_user2) end after :each do described_class.clear end let :crontab_user1 do tmpfile('cron_integration_specs') end let :crontab_user2 do tmpfile('cron_integration_specs') end def expect_output(fixture_name) expect(File.read(crontab_user1)).to eq(File.read(my_fixture(fixture_name))) end describe 'when managing a cron entry' do it 'is able to purge unmanaged entries' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'only managed entry': ensure => 'present', command => '/bin/true', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } resources { 'cron': purge => 'true' } MANIFEST expect_output('purged') end describe 'with ensure absent' do it 'does nothing if entry already absent' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'no_such_entry': ensure => 'absent', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('crontab_user1') end it 'removes the resource from crontab if present' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'My daily failure': ensure => 'absent', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('remove_named_resource') end it 'removes a matching cronentry if present' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'no_such_named_resource_in_crontab': ensure => absent, minute => [ '17-19', '22' ], hour => [ '0-23/2' ], weekday => 'Tue', command => '/bin/unnamed_regular_command', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('remove_unnamed_resource') end end describe 'with ensure present' do context 'and no command specified' do it 'works if the resource is already present' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'My daily failure': special => 'daily', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('crontab_user1') end it 'fails if the resource needs creating' do manifest = <<-MANIFEST cron { 'Entirely new resource': special => 'daily', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST apply_compiled_manifest(manifest) do |res| if res.ref == 'Cron[Entirely new resource]' expect(res).to receive(:err).with(%r{no command}) else expect(res).not_to receive(:err) end end end end it 'does nothing if entry already present' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'My daily failure': special => 'daily', command => '/bin/false', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('crontab_user1') end it "works correctly when managing 'target' but not 'user'" do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'My weekly failure': special => 'weekly', command => '/bin/false', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('crontab_user3') end it 'does nothing if a matching entry already present' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'no_such_named_resource_in_crontab': ensure => present, minute => [ '17-19', '22' ], hour => [ '0-23/2' ], command => '/bin/unnamed_regular_command', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('crontab_user1') end it 'adds a new normal entry if currently absent' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'new entry': ensure => present, minute => '12', weekday => 'Tue', command => '/bin/new', environment => [ 'MAILTO=""', 'SHELL=/bin/bash' ], target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('create_normal_entry') end it 'adds a new special entry if currently absent' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'new special entry': ensure => present, special => 'reboot', command => 'echo "Booted" 1>&2', environment => 'MAILTO=bob@company.com', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('create_special_entry') end it 'changes existing entry if out of sync' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'Monthly job': ensure => present, special => 'monthly', #minute => ['22'], command => '/usr/bin/monthly', environment => [], target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('modify_entry') end it 'changes a special schedule to numeric if requested' do apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'My daily failure': special => 'absent', command => '/bin/false', target => '#{crontab_user1}', } MANIFEST expect_output('unspecialized') end it 'does not try to move an entry from one file to another' do # force the parsedfile provider to also parse user1's crontab apply_with_error_check(<<-MANIFEST) cron { 'foo': ensure => absent, target => '#{crontab_user1}'; 'My daily failure': special => 'daily', command => "/bin/false", target => '#{crontab_user2}', } MANIFEST expect(File.read(crontab_user1)).to eq(File.read(my_fixture('moved_cronjob_input1'))) expect(File.read(crontab_user2)).to eq(File.read(my_fixture('moved_cronjob_input2'))) end end end end