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Allowing overrides for the default directory locations seems to integrate rather well into the existing system. Custom locations are specified using the "dirs" parameter as a comma-separated list of "vtype:/location" values. For now, the option has been enabled for the Directory, CIFS and NFS backends. Signed-off-by: Leo Nunner <l.nunner@proxmox.com>
52 lines
1.4 KiB
Perl
52 lines
1.4 KiB
Perl
package PVE::Storage::TestGetSubdir;
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use strict;
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use warnings;
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use lib qw(..);
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use PVE::Storage::Plugin;
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use Test::More;
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my $scfg_with_path = { path => '/some/path' };
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my $vtype_subdirs = PVE::Storage::Plugin::get_vtype_subdirs();
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# each test is comprised of the following array keys:
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# [0] => storage config; positive with path key
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# [1] => storage type; see $vtype_subdirs
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# [2] => expected return from get_subdir
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my $tests = [
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# failed matches
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[ $scfg_with_path, 'none', "unknown vtype 'none'\n" ],
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[ {}, 'iso', "storage definition has no path\n" ],
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];
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# creates additional positive tests
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foreach my $type (keys %$vtype_subdirs) {
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my $path = "$scfg_with_path->{path}/$vtype_subdirs->{$type}";
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push @$tests, [ $scfg_with_path, $type, $path ];
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}
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# creates additional tests for overrides
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foreach my $type (keys %$vtype_subdirs) {
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my $override = "/${type}_override";
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my $scfg_with_override = { path => '/some/path', dirs => { $type => $override } };
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push @$tests, [ $scfg_with_override, $type, "$scfg_with_override->{path}$scfg_with_override->{dirs}->{$type}" ];
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}
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plan tests => scalar @$tests;
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foreach my $tt (@$tests) {
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my ($scfg, $type, $expected) = @$tt;
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my $got;
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eval { $got = PVE::Storage::Plugin->get_subdir($scfg, $type) };
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$got = $@ if $@;
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is ($got, $expected, "get_subdir for $type") || diag(explain($got));
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}
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done_testing();
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1;
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