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Bug 1606253
rubygem-riot: FTBFS in Fedora 29
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build.log (text/plain), 32.00 KB, created by
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>"Expected non-false but got nil instead"] >An assertion that is erroring > + asserts to_s > + asserts :error and exception are evaluated >An assertion with no block to provide the actual value > + should return a block that returns false is equal to [:fail, "Expected non-false but got false instead", nil, nil] >An assertion with block expectation > + should use block returning topic as default is equal to [:pass, "is equal to \"hello\""] > + asserts block expectation has access to the situation items is equal to [:pass, "is equal to \"hello\""] >An assertion with symbolic description > + asserts upcase is equal to "FOO" >An AssertionMacro instance > + asserts that it responds to :new_message > + asserts that it responds to :expected_message > + asserts that it responds to :should_have_message > + asserts that it responds to :line > + asserts that it responds to :line= > + asserts that it responds to :file > + asserts that it responds to :file= >An AssertionMacro instance receiving #new_message > + asserts that it is a kind of Riot::Message > - asserts to_s: expected "\"hope\"", not "hope" kind of? Riot::Message send :to_s >An AssertionMacro instance receiving #should_have_message > + asserts that it is a kind of Riot::Message > - asserts to_s: expected "should have \"hope\"", not should have "hope" kind of? Riot::Message send :to_s >An AssertionMacro instance receiving #expected_message > + asserts that it is a kind of Riot::Message > - asserts to_s: expected "expected \"hope\"", not expected "hope" kind of? Riot::Message send :to_s >AssertionMacro#fail > + asserts that it includes 5 > + asserts that it includes "foo" >Executing setup with an error > + asserts result is equal to :setup_error > + asserts result object is a kind of Exception > + asserts error message is equal to "Error in setup" >Executing a context that errors during setup > + asserts errors is equal to 1 > + asserts failures is equal to 0 > + asserts passes is equal to 0 >Executing a context that errors in a parent setup > + asserts errors is equal to 2 > + asserts failures is equal to 0 > + asserts passes is equal to 0 >An empty assertion macro when string is empty > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is empty" >An empty assertion macro when string has content > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected \" \" to be empty" >An empty assertion macro when an array is empty > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is empty" >An empty assertion macro when an array has items > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected [1] to be empty" >An empty assertion macro when a hash is empty > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is empty" >An empty assertion macro when a hash has items > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected {:name=>\"washington\"} to be empty" >A negative empty assertion macro > + asserts when string is not empty is equal to [:pass, "is empty"] > + asserts when string is empty is equal to [:fail, "expected \"\" to not be empty"] > + asserts when array is not empty is equal to [:pass, "is empty"] > + asserts when array is empty is equal to [:fail, "expected [] to not be empty"] > + asserts when hash is not empty is equal to [:pass, "is empty"] > + asserts when hash is empty is equal to [:fail, "expected {} to not be empty"] >An any assertion macro when an array has items > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "has items" >An any assertion macro when an array is empty > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected [] to have items" >An any assertion macro when a hash has items > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "has items" >An any assertion macro when a hash is empty > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected {} to have items" >A negative, any assertion macro > + asserts :error when value is nil is equal to :error > + asserts :pass when string is empty is equal to [:pass, "has items"] > + asserts :pass when array is empty is equal to [:pass, "has items"] > + asserts :pass when hash is empty is equal to [:pass, "has items"] > + asserts :fail when string is empty is equal to [:fail, "expected \"foo\" not to have items"] > + asserts :fail when array has items is equal to [:fail, "expected [1, 2] not to have items"] > + asserts :fail when hash has items is equal to [:fail, "expected {\"bar\"=>\"baz\"} not to have items"] >An equivalent_to assertion macro > + asserts String is equivalent to 'what' is equal to [:pass, "is equivalent to String"] > + asserts an array is not equivalent to 'what' is equal to [:fail, "expected \"what\" to be equivalent to []"] >An equivalent_to assertion macro with numeric topic > + asserts :pass when in expected range is equal to [:pass, "is equivalent to 30000..32000"] > + asserts :fail when not in expected range is equal to [:fail, "expected 31413 to be equivalent to 32000..33000"] >A negative equivalent_to assertion macro > + asserts String is not equivalent to 'what' is equal to [:fail, "expected \"what\" not to be equivalent to String"] > + asserts an array is not equivalent to 'what' is equal to [:pass, "is equivalent to []"] >A negative equivalent_to assertion macro with numeric topic > + asserts :fail when not in expected range is equal to [:fail, "expected 31413 not to be equivalent to 30000..32000"] > + asserts :pass when in expected range is equal to [:pass, "is equivalent to 32000..33000"] >An includes assertion macro when array includes 42 > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "includes 42" >An includes assertion macro when 99 not included in array > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected [1, 6, 42, 7] to include 99" >A negative includes assertion macro when array doesn't include 69 > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "includes 69" >A negative includes assertion macro when 42 is included in array > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected [1, 6, 42, 7] to not include 42" >A matching assertion macro when expression matches actual > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "matches /abc/" >A matching assertion macro when expression fails to match > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected /abcd/ to match \"abc\"" >A matching assertion macro with integer based topic actual value converted to string > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "matches /^42$/" >A matching assertion macro with integer based topic actual value converted to string > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected /^52$/ to match 42" >A negative matching assertion macro when expression matches actual > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected /abc/ not to match \"abc\"" >A negative matching assertion macro when expression does not match > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "matches /abcd/" >A negative matching assertion macro with integer based topic actual value converted to string > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected /^42$/ not to match 42" >A negative matching assertion macro with integer based topic actual value converted to string > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "matches /^52$/" >A same_elements assertion macro when [69, "foo", "bar"] are returned > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "has same elements as [69, \"foo\", \"bar\"]" >A same_elements assertion macro when [69, "foo", "bar"] are returned in any order > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "has same elements as [\"foo\", \"bar\", 69]" >A same_elements assertion macro when elements do not match > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected elements [\"foo\", \"bar\", 96] to match [\"foo\", \"bar\", 69]" >A negative same_elements assertion macro when elements match > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected elements [69, \"foo\", \"bar\"] not to match [\"foo\", \"bar\", 69]" >A negative same_elements assertion macro when any elements match > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected elements [\"foo\", \"bar\", 69] not to match [\"foo\", \"bar\", 69]" >A negative same_elements assertion macro when elements do not match > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "has same elements as [\"foo\", \"bar\", 96]" >A nil assertion macro > + asserts :pass when result is nil is equal to [:pass, "is nil"] > + asserts :fail with message is equal to [:fail, "expected nil, not \"a\""] >A negative nil assertion macro > + asserts :pass when result is not nil is equal to [:pass, "is nil"] > + asserts :fail with message is equal to [:fail, "expected is nil, not \"non-nil\""] >A kind_of assertion macro :pass when specific result is a kind of String > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is a kind of String" >A kind_of assertion macro :fail when not a kind of String > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > - asserts failure message: expected "expected kind of String, not Fixnum", not "expected kind of String, not Integer" >A kind_of assertion macro :fail when nil > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected kind of String, not NilClass" >A negative kind_of assertion macro :pass when specific result is not a kind of String > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is a kind of String" >A negative kind_of assertion macro :fail when a kind of String > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected not kind of String, not String" >A negative kind_of assertion macro :pass when nil > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is a kind of String" >A respond_to assertion macro when method is defined > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "responds to :each_byte" >A respond_to assertion macro using responds_to alias > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "responds to :length" >A respond_to assertion macro when method not defined > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected method :goofballs is not defined" >A negative respond_to assertion macro when method is defined > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected method :each_byte is defined" >A negative respond_to assertion macro using responds_to alias > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected method :length is defined" >A negative respond_to assertion macro when method is not defined > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "responds to :goofballs" >An equals assertion macro > + asserts :pass when expectation met >An equals assertion macro that is failing > + asserts :fail > + asserts message >An equals assertion macro with numeric topic > + asserts failure >An equals assertion macro with block as the expectation > + asserts :pass when block expectation met is equal to [:pass, "is equal to \"foo\""] > + asserts :fail with message when block expectation not met is equal to [:fail, "expected \"bar\", not \"foo\""] >A negative equals assertion macro > + asserts :pass when values do not match > + asserts :fail when values do match > + asserts result of evaluating when number outside of range is equal to [:pass, "is equal to 30000..32000 when it is 31415"] >A negative equals assertion macro with block as the expectation > + asserts :pass when block expectation values do not equal is equal to [:pass, "is equal to \"bazzle\" when it is \"foo\""] > + asserts :fail with message when block expectation values do equal is equal to [:fail, "did not expect \"foo\""] >An exists assertion macro > + asserts :pass when result has a value is equal to [:pass, "does exist"]exists is deprecated; please use denies.nil instead of asserts.exists >exists is deprecated; please use denies.nil instead of asserts.exists >exists is deprecated; please use denies.nil instead of asserts.exists >exists is deprecated; please use denies.nil instead of asserts.exists >exists is deprecated; please use denies.nil instead of asserts.exists >exists is deprecated; please use denies.nil instead of asserts.exists > + asserts :pass because empty string is considered a value is equal to [:pass, "does exist"] > + asserts :fail with message when value is nil is equal to [:fail, "expected a non-nil value"] >A negative exists assertion macro > + asserts :fail when string is equal to [:fail, "expected a nil value"] > + asserts :fail when string empty is equal to [:fail, "expected a nil value"] > + asserts :pass when nil is equal to [:pass, "does exist"] >A raises assertion macro when expected exception is raised > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises Whoops" >A raises assertion macro when unexpected exception is raised > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to raise Exception, not Whoops" >A raises assertion macro when nothing was raised > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to raise Whoops, but raised nothing" >A raises assertion macro when provided message equals expected message > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises Whoops with message \"Mom\"" >A raises assertion macro when messages aren't equal > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected \"Mom\" for message, not \"Dad\"" >A raises assertion macro when provided message matches expected message > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises Whoops with message /Mom/" >A raises assertion macro when messages don't match > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected /Mom/ for message, not \"Dad\"" >A negative raises assertion macro when expected exception is raised > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to not raise Whoops" >A negative raises assertion macro when unexpected exception is raised > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises Exception" >A negative raises assertion macro when nothing was raised > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises Whoops" >A negative raises assertion macro when provided message equals expected message > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to not raise Whoops with message \"Mom\", but raised Whoops with message \"Mom\"" >A negative raises assertion macro when messages and exception aren't equal > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises Exception with message \"Dad\"" >A negative raises assertion macro when provided message matches expected message > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to not raise Whoops with message /Mom/, but raised Whoops with message \"Mom\"" >A negative raises assertion macro when messages don't match > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to not raise Whoops with message /Mom/, but raised Whoops with message \"Dad\"" >A size assertion macro when string's size is as expected > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is of size 10" >A size assertion macro when string's size is in given range > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is of size 9..12" >A size assertion macro when string's size is not as expected > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of \"washington\" to be 11, not 10" >A size assertion macro when string's size is out of range > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of \"washington\" to be 11..13, not 10" >A size assertion macro when an array's size is as expected > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is of size 3" >A size assertion macro when an array's size is in given range > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is of size 3..4" >A size assertion macro when an array's size is not as expected > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of [1, 2, 3] to be 2, not 3" >A size assertion macro when an array's size is out of range > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of [1, 2, 3] to be 4..6, not 3" >A size assertion macro when a hash size is as expected > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is of size 1" >A size assertion macro when a hash size is in range > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is of size 1...3" >A size assertion macro when a hash size is not as expected > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of {} to be 2, not 0" >A size assertion macro when a hash size is out of range > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of {} to be 2...4, not 0" >A negative size assertion macro when string's size is as expected > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of \"washington\" to not be 10, not 10" >A negative size assertion macro when string's size is in given range > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of \"washington\" to not be 9..12, not 10" >A negative size assertion macro when string's size is not as expected > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is size 11" >A negative size assertion macro when string's size is out of range > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is size 11..13" >A negative size assertion macro when an array's size is as expected > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of [1, 2, 3] to not be 3, not 3" >A negative size assertion macro when an array's size is in given range > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of [1, 2, 3] to not be 3..4, not 3" >A negative size assertion macro when an array's size is not as expected > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is size 2" >A negative size assertion macro when an array's size is out of range > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is size 4..6" >A negative size assertion macro when a hash size is as expected > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of {:a=>\"b\"} to not be 1, not 1" >A negative size assertion macro when a hash size is in range > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected size of {:a=>\"b\"} to not be 1...3, not 1" >A negative size assertion macro when a hash size is not as expected > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is size 2" >A negative size assertion macro when a hash size is out of range > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "is size 2...4" >An assigns assertion macro when foo is defined > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "assigns :foo" >An assigns assertion macro when foo is defined with expected value > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "assigns :foo with 1" >An assigns assertion macro when foo does not match expectation > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected :foo to be assigned with 2, not 1" >An assigns assertion macro when bar is not define > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected :bar to be assigned a value" >An assigns assertion macro when var assigned nil value > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected :nil_val to be assigned a value" >A negative assigns assertion macro > + asserts :pass when @bar is not defined is equal to [:pass, "assigns :bar"] > + asserts :pass when @nil_val is actually nil is equal to [:pass, "assigns :nil_val"] > + asserts :pass when @foo does not equal 2 is equal to [:pass, "assigns :foo with 2"] > + asserts :fail when @foo is defined is equal to [:fail, "expected :foo to not be assigned a value"] > + asserts :fail when @foo does equal 1 is equal to [:fail, "expected :foo to not be assigned with 1"] >A raises_kind_of assertion macro when expected exception is raised > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises kind of Whoops" >A raises_kind_of assertion macro when a superclass of the expected exception is raised > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to raise kind of SubWhoops, not Whoops" >A raises_kind_of assertion macro when a subclass of the expected exception is raised > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises kind of Exception" >A raises_kind_of assertion macro when nothing was raised > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to raise kind of Whoops, but raised nothing" >A raises_kind_of assertion macro when provided message equals expected message > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises kind of Whoops with message \"Mom\"" >A raises_kind_of assertion macro when messages aren't equal > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected \"Mom\" for message, not \"Dad\"" >A raises_kind_of assertion macro when provided message matches expected message > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises kind of Whoops with message /Mom/" >A raises_kind_of assertion macro when messages don't match > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected /Mom/ for message, not \"Dad\"" >A negative raises_kind_of assertion macro when expected exception is raised > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to not raise kind of Whoops" >A negative raises_kind_of assertion macro when a subclass of the expected exception is raised > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to not raise kind of Whoops" >A negative raises_kind_of assertion macro when unexpected exception is raised > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises kind of SubWhoops" >A negative raises_kind_of assertion macro when nothing was raised > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises kind of Whoops" >A negative raises_kind_of assertion macro when provided message equals expected message > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to not raise kind of Whoops with message \"Mom\", but raised Whoops with message \"Mom\"" >A negative raises_kind_of assertion macro when messages and exception aren't equal > + asserts pass is equal to :pass > + asserts success message is equal to "raises kind of ArgumentError with message \"Dad\"" >A negative raises_kind_of assertion macro when provided message matches expected message > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to not raise kind of Whoops with message /Mom/, but raised Whoops with message \"Mom\"" >A negative raises_kind_of assertion macro when messages don't match > + asserts failure is equal to :fail > + asserts failure message is equal to "expected to not raise kind of Whoops with message /Mom/, but raised Whoops with message \"Dad\"" >ContextMiddleware > + asserts #call on the base class raises RuntimeError with message "You should implement call yourself" >ContextMiddleware registration > + asserts registered middlewares list is of size 1 > + asserts registered middleware is a kind of Class >ContextMiddleware that is not meant to be used > + asserts tests passed is equal to 1 >ContextMiddleware that is meant to be used > + asserts tests passed is equal to 1 >ContextMiddleware applied in multiples > + asserts tests passed is equal to 1 >ContextMiddleware has access to options after context setup > + asserts tests passed is equal to 1 >ContextMiddleware that errors while preparing > + asserts tests passed is equal to 0 > + asserts tests failed is equal to 0 > + asserts tests errored is equal to 1 >Chaining ContextMiddleware when middleware halts the call chain > + asserts situation topic is nil >Chaining ContextMiddleware when middleware continues the call chain > + asserts situation topic is equal to ["foo", "bar", "baz"] >StoryReporter > + asserts success message is stripped if nil matches /\+ \e\[32mfoo\e\[0m\n/ > + asserts failure message excludes line info if none provided matches /\- \e\[33mfoo: bar\e\[0m\n/ >StoryReporter reporting on an empty context > + should not output context name is empty >StoryReporter reporting on a non-empty context > + should output context name matches /supercontext/ > + should output name of passed assertion matches /truth/ >Plain StoryReporter > + asserts success message is stripped if nil matches /\+ foo\n/ > + asserts failure message excludes line info if none provided matches /\- foo: bar\n/ >DotMatrixReporter with a passing test > + asserts puts a dot matches /\./ >DotMatrixReporter with a failing test > + asserts puts an F matches /F/ > + asserts puts the full context + assertion name matches /whatever\ asserts\ nope!/ > + asserts puts the failure reason matches /Expected .* but got false instead/ >DotMatrixReporter with an error test > + asserts puts an E matches /E/ > + asserts puts the full context + assertion name matches /whatever\ asserts\ bang/ > + asserts puts the exception message matches /BOOM/ > + asserts puts the filtered exception backtrace matches /\/builddir\/build\/BUILD\/rubygem-riot-0.12.7\/usr\/share\/gems\/gems\/riot-0.12.7\/test\/core\/reports\/dot_matrix_reporter_test.rb:\d+:[^\n]*\n\n.*$\n\z/ >A reporter > + asserts pass count increase when :pass sent to #report is equal to 1 > + asserts description sent to #pass is equal to "passed(hi mom, nil)" > + asserts fail count increase when :fail sent to #report is equal to 1 > + asserts description, message, line and file sent to #fail is equal to "failed(hi mom, how are you on line 4 in file foo)" > + asserts error count increase when :error sent to #report is equal to 1 > + asserts error count increase when :setup_error sent to #report is equal to 2 > + asserts description sent to #error is equal to "errored(break it down, error time)" >A reporter instance > + should return self invoking new is equal to #<Riot::Reporter:0x56ff2a70 @options={}, @errors=0, @failures=0, @passes=0, @current_context=#<struct Riot::RootContext setups=nil, teardowns=nil, detailed_description=nil, option_set=nil>> > + should accept an options hash is equal to #<Riot::Reporter:0x56ff2a70 @options={}, @errors=0, @failures=0, @passes=0, @current_context=#<struct Riot::RootContext setups=nil, teardowns=nil, detailed_description=nil, option_set=nil>> >A reporter with no errors or failures > + asserts success? >A reporter with failures and no errors > + asserts success? is equal to false >A reporter with errors and no failures > + asserts success? is equal to false >an assertion made with arguments > + should pass its argument to send, with the first argument as method name is equal to :pass >a should made with arguments > + should pass its argument to send, with the first argument as method name is equal to :pass >A context with premium_setup > + asserts order of setups ensures topic is equal to ["foo", "bar", "baz"] >a negative assertion made with arguments > + should pass its argument to send, with the first argument as method name is equal to :fail >a negative assertion made with arguments > + should pass its argument to send, with the first argument as method name is equal to :fail >Context with options > + asserts that it responds to :option > + asserts option :foo is equal to "bar" > + asserts option "foo" is nil > + asserts option "bar" is equal to 2 >Context with options and with a nested context > + asserts that it responds to :option > + asserts option :foo is equal to "bar" > + asserts option "bar" is equal to 2 > + asserts option :goo is equal to "car" > + asserts option "car" is equal to 3 > + asserts option :goo on parent is equal to nil >The describe alias > + asserts any ol' object responds to :describe > + asserts that it responds to :describe >This describe context > + asserts that it is a kind of String >Using a describe sub-context > + asserts current context description is equal to "Foo using describe" > + asserts passes is equal to 1 > + asserts failures is equal to 0 > + asserts errors is equal to 0 >Using should > + asserts one passed test > + asserts one failed test > + asserts one errored test >The asserts_topic shortcut > + should return an Assertion is a kind of Riot::Assertion > + should return the actual topic as the result of evaling the assertion is equal to [:pass, "is equal to \"bar\""] > + asserts to_s is equal to "asserts that it" >The asserts_topic shortcut with an explicit description > + asserts to_s is equal to "asserts get some" >The denies_topic shortcut > + should return an Assertion is a kind of Riot::Assertion > + should return the actual topic as the result of evaling the assertion is equal to [:pass, "is equal to \"not bar\" when it is \"bar\""] > + asserts to_s is equal to "denies that it" >The denies_topic shortcut with an explicit description > + asserts to_s is equal to "denies get some" >Using denies > + asserts result when returning false from the assertion block is equal to [1, 0, 0] > + asserts result when returning true from the assertion block is equal to [0, 1, 0] > + asserts result when assertion block has an exception is equal to 1 >Using should_not > + asserts result when returning false from the assertion block is equal to [1, 0, 0] > + asserts result when returning true from the assertion block is equal to [0, 1, 0] > + asserts result when assertion block has an exception is equal to 1 >A context with a helper > + asserts executing the helper is equal to "FOO" > + asserts calling a helper with an argument is equal to "foobar" >Using a hookup > + asserts that it is equal to "I'm a string" >Nesting a context > + asserts one passed test > + asserts one failed test > + asserts one errored test >Nesting a context with setups > + asserts parent setups are called >A context with nested descriptions as classes > + asserts description is equal to Hash > + asserts detailed_description is equal to "String Hash" >Reporting a context > + asserts one passed test > + asserts one failed test > + asserts one errored test >Defining a context with multiple setups > + asserts has setups is equal to 2 > + asserts all tests pass >Making a new context > + asserts RootContext is used if nil parent is provided is a kind of Riot::RootContext >395 passes, 4 failures, 0 errors in 0.032903 seconds >RPM build errors: >error: Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.0HbFCQ (%check) > Bad exit status from /var/tmp/rpm-tmp.0HbFCQ (%check) >Child return code was: 1 >EXCEPTION: [Error()] >Traceback (most recent call last): > File "/usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/mockbuild/trace_decorator.py", line 89, in trace > result = func(*args, **kw) > File "/usr/lib/python3.6/site-packages/mockbuild/util.py", line 582, in do > raise exception.Error("Command failed. See logs for output.\n # %s" % (command,), child.returncode) >mockbuild.exception.Error: Command failed. See logs for output. > # bash --login -c /usr/bin/rpmbuild -bb --target noarch --nodeps /builddir/build/SPECS/rubygem-riot.spec
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