tests/test/script/builtin/rm.test


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# file      : tests/test/script/builtin/rm.test
# copyright : Copyright (c) 2014-2017 Code Synthesis Ltd
# license   : MIT; see accompanying LICENSE file

.include ../common.test

: no-args
:
: Removing with no arguments fails.
:
$c <'rm 2>"rm: missing file" == 1';
$b

: no-args-force
:
: Removing with no arguments succeeds with -f option.
:
$c <'rm -f';
$b

: empty-path
:
: Removing an empty path fails.
:
$c <<EOI;
rm '' 2>"rm: invalid path ''" == 1
EOI
$b

: file
:
: Removing existing file succeeds.
:
$c <<EOI;
touch a &!a;
rm a
EOI
$b

: file-not-exists
:
: Removing non-existing file fails.
:
$c <<EOI;
rm a 2>>~%EOE% == 1
%rm: unable to remove '.+[/\\]test[/\\]rm[/\\]file-not-exists[/\\]test[/\\]1[/\\]a': .+%
EOE
EOI
$b

: file-not-exists-force
:
: Removing non-existing file succeeds with -f option.
:
$c <'rm -f a';
$b

: dir
:
: Removing directory fails by default.
:
$c <<EOI;
mkdir a;
rm a 2>"rm: '$normalize([path] $~/a)' is a directory" == 1
EOI
$b

: dir-recursive
:
: Removing directory succeeds with -r option.
:
$c <<EOI;
mkdir -p a/b &!a &!a/b;
rm -r a
EOI
$b

: scope-dir
:
: Removing scope directory fails.
:
$c <<EOI;
rm -r ./ 2>"rm: '([string] $~)' contains test working directory '$~'" == 1
EOI
$b

: outside-scope
:
: Removing path outside the testscript working directory fails. Need to use a
: path that unlikely exists (not to remove something useful).
:
:
$c <<EOI;
rm ../../a/b/c 2>>~%EOE% == 1
%rm: '.+[/\\]outside-scope[/\\]a[/\\]b[/\\]c' is out of working directory '.+[/\\]outside-scope[/\\]test'%
EOE
EOI
$b

: outside-scope-force
:
: Removing path outside the testscript working directory succeeds with -f
: option. Need to use a path that unlikely exists (not to remove something
: useful).
:
$c <'rm -f ../../a/b/c';
$b