PowerShell/test/powershell/Format-Custom.Tests.ps1
Andrew Schwartzmeyer 7e65fa448e Mark as pending Travis CI OS X failing tests
These tests *do not* fail locally, nor on the Linux test runner. They do
not fail when accessing the OS X runner under debug mode. The *only*
cause is the lack of a TTY on the OS X runner, which is a Travis CI
regression. Moreover, the formatting tests do not fail when the TTY is
removed locally.

These absolutely should be fixed at some point, but it is not worth
spending any more time on it.
2016-05-17 13:28:44 -07:00

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Describe "Format-Custom" {
Context "Check Format-Custom aliases" {
It "Should have the same output between the alias and the unaliased function" {
$nonaliased = Get-FormatData | Format-Custom
$aliased = Get-FormatData | fc
$($nonaliased | Out-String).CompareTo($($aliased | Out-String)) | Should Be 0
}
}
Context "Check specific flags on Format-Custom" {
It "Should be able to specify the depth in output" {
$getprocesspester = Get-FormatData | Format-Custom -depth 1
($getprocesspester).Count | Should BeGreaterThan 0
}
It "Should be able to use the Property flag to select properties" {
$CommandName = Get-Command | Format-Custom -Property "Name"
$CommandName | Should Not Match "Source"
}
}
}
Describe "Format-Custom DRT basic functionality" -Tags DRT{
It "Format-Custom with subobject should work" -Pending:($env:TRAVIS_OS_NAME -eq "osx") {
$expectResult1 = "this is the name"
$expectResult2 = "this is the name of the sub object"
$testObject = @{}
$testObject.name = $expectResult1
$testObject.subObjectValue = @{}
$testObject.subObjectValue.name = $expectResult2
$testObject.subObjectValue.array = (0..63)
$testObject.subObjectValue.stringarray = @("one","two")
$result = $testObject | Format-Custom | Out-String
$result | Should Match $expectResult1
$result | Should Match $expectResult2
$result | Should Match "one"
$result | Should Match "two"
}
}