Gitea.GitMock (gitea v1.1.11)
Mock functions to simulate Git commands. Sadly, this is necessary until we figure out how to get write-access on GitHub CI. This module is exported for testing convenience/speed in downstream/dependent apps.
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Functions
add/2 (mock) simulate a commit and always returns {:ok, any}
clone/1 (mock) returns the path of the existing test-repo
so that no remote cloning occurs. This is needed for CI and
is used in downstream tests to speed up suite execution.
commit/2 (mock) simulate a commit and always returns {:ok, commit_info}
push/1 (mock) pushes the latest commits on the current branch
to the Gitea remote repository.
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add(repo_path, args)
@spec add(Git.Repository.t(), [any()]) :: {:ok, any()}
add/2 (mock) simulate a commit and always returns {:ok, any}
clone(url)
@spec clone(String.t() | [String.t()]) :: {:ok, Git.Repository.t()} | {:error, Git.Error}
clone/1 (mock) returns the path of the existing test-repo
so that no remote cloning occurs. This is needed for CI and
is used in downstream tests to speed up suite execution.
## Examples iex> GitMock.clone("ssh://gitea-server.fly.dev:10022/myorg/public-repo.git") {:ok, %Git.Repository{path: "/path/to/public-repo"}}
iex> GitMock.clone("any-url-containing-the-word-error-to-trigger-failure") {:error, %Git.Error{message: "git clone error (mock)"}}
commit(repo, args)
@spec commit(Git.Repository.t(), [any()]) :: {:ok, any()}
commit/2 (mock) simulate a commit and always returns {:ok, commit_info}
push(repository, args)
@spec push(Git.Repository.t(), [any()]) :: {:ok, any()}
push/1 (mock) pushes the latest commits on the current branch
to the Gitea remote repository.
## Examples iex> GitMock.push("my-repo") {:ok, "To ssh://gitea-server.fly.dev:10022/myorg/my-repo.git "}