taskwarrior/test/bug.360.t
Paul Beckingham ac7bcc81ee Unit Tests
- Corrected all unit tests that used the old syntax "task done 1" to
  use the new syntax "task 1 done".  Similarly, "task 1 ..." is now
  "task 1 modify ...".
2011-07-31 19:03:19 -04:00

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#! /usr/bin/perl
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## taskwarrior - a command line task list manager.
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use strict;
use warnings;
use Test::More tests => 9;
# Create the rc file.
if (open my $fh, '>', 'bug.rc')
{
print $fh "data.location=.\n",
"confirmation=no\n";
close $fh;
ok (-r 'bug.rc', 'Created bug.rc');
}
# Setup: Add a recurring task, generate an instance, then add a project.
qx{../src/task rc:bug.rc add foo due:tomorrow recur:daily};
qx{../src/task rc:bug.rc ls};
# Result: trying to add the project generates an error about removing
# recurrence from a task.
my $output = qx{../src/task rc:bug.rc 1 modify project:bar};
unlike ($output, qr/You cannot remove the recurrence from a recurring task./ms, 'No recurrence removal error');
# Now try to generate the error above via regular means - ie, is it actually
# doing what it should?
$output = qx{../src/task rc:bug.rc 1 modify recur:};
like ($output, qr/You cannot remove the recurrence from a recurring task./ms, 'Recurrence removal error');
# Prevent removal of the due date from a recurring task.
$output = qx{../src/task rc:bug.rc 1 modify due:};
like ($output, qr/You cannot remove the due date from a recurring task./ms, 'Cannot remove due date from a recurring task');
# Allow removal of the due date from a non-recurring task.
qx{../src/task rc:bug.rc add nonrecurring};
$output = qx{../src/task rc:bug.rc ls};
my ($id) = $output =~ /(\d+)\s+nonrecurring/;
$output = qx{../src/task rc:bug.rc $id modify due:};
unlike ($output, qr/You cannot remove the due date from a recurring task./ms, 'Can remove due date from a non-recurring task');
# Cleanup.
unlink 'pending.data';
ok (!-r 'pending.data', 'Removed pending.data');
unlink 'completed.data';
ok (!-r 'completed.data', 'Removed completed.data');
unlink 'undo.data';
ok (!-r 'undo.data', 'Removed undo.data');
unlink 'bug.rc';
ok (!-r 'bug.rc', 'Removed bug.rc');
exit 0;