Patrice Ferlet
46f41ea01d
It was too challenging to only use "tags" without a prefix to trigger builds. So, the new rule is to prefix releases tags by "releases/" Reviewed-on: #165
59 lines
1.3 KiB
Go
59 lines
1.3 KiB
Go
package generator
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import (
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"strings"
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"testing"
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)
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func TestVersion(t *testing.T) {
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expected := "v1.0.0"
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errorMessage := func(value, expected any) string {
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return "Expected version to be " + expected.(string) + ", got " + value.(string)
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}
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// first, let's test the default behavior
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// when we compile from source, without setting the Version variable,
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// by default, when we are developing, the Version variable is set to "master"
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// we build on "devel" branch
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v := GetVersion()
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// by default, the version comes from build info and it's a development version
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if !strings.Contains(v, "(devel)") {
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errorMessage(v, "(devel)")
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}
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// now, imagine we are on a release branch
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Version = "1.0.0"
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v = GetVersion()
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if !strings.Contains(v, expected) {
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errorMessage(v, expected)
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}
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// now, imagine we are on v1.0.0
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Version = "v1.0.0"
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v = GetVersion()
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if !strings.Contains(v, expected) {
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errorMessage(v, expected)
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}
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// we can also compile a release branch
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Version = "release-1.0.0"
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v = GetVersion()
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if !strings.Contains(v, expected) {
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errorMessage(v, expected)
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}
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// for releases-* tags
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Version = "release-1.0.0"
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v = GetVersion()
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if !strings.Contains(v, expected) {
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errorMessage(v, expected)
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}
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// and for releases/* tags
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Version = "releases/1.0.0"
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v = GetVersion()
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if !strings.Contains(v, expected) {
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errorMessage(v, expected)
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}
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}
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