make ErrorMatcher an object rather than a tuple

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Nick Fyson 2020-09-11 18:30:07 +01:00
parent 1fb7c81099
commit b3b99014eb
12 changed files with 58 additions and 48 deletions

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@ -21,8 +21,8 @@ function testErrorMatcher(matcherName: string, logSample: string): boolean {
if (!(matcherName in namedMatchersForTesting)) {
throw new Error(`Unknown matcher ${matcherName}`);
}
const regex = namedMatchersForTesting[matcherName][1];
if (regex === null) {
const regex = namedMatchersForTesting[matcherName].outputRegex;
if (regex === undefined) {
throw new Error(`Cannot test matcher ${matcherName} with null regex`);
}
return regex.test(logSample);

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@ -1,17 +1,23 @@
export type ErrorMatcher = [number|null, RegExp|null, string];
// defines properties to match against the result of executed commands,
// and a custom error to return when a match is found
export interface ErrorMatcher {
exitCode?: number; // exit code of the run process
outputRegex?: RegExp; // pattern to match against either stdout or stderr
message: string; // the error message that will be thrown for a matching process
}
// exported only for testing purposes
export const namedMatchersForTesting: { [key: string]: ErrorMatcher } = {
/*
In due course it may be possible to remove the regex, if/when javascript also exits with code 32.
*/
noSourceCodeFound: [
32,
new RegExp("No JavaScript or TypeScript code found\\."),
"No code found during the build. Please see:\n" +
"https://docs.github.com/en/github/finding-security-vulnerabilities-and-errors-in-your-code/troubleshooting-code-scanning#no-code-found-during-the-build"
],
noSourceCodeFound: {
exitCode: 32,
outputRegex: new RegExp("No JavaScript or TypeScript code found\\."),
message: "No code found during the build. Please see:\n" +
"https://docs.github.com/en/github/finding-security-vulnerabilities-and-errors-in-your-code/troubleshooting-code-scanning#no-code-found-during-the-build"
},
};
// we collapse the matches into an array for use in execErrorCatcher

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@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ test('matchers are never applied if non-error exit', async t => {
const testArgs = buildDummyArgs("foo bar\\nblort qux", "foo bar\\nblort qux", '', 0);
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [[123, new RegExp("foo bar"), 'error!!!']];
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [{exitCode: 123, outputRegex: new RegExp("foo bar"), message: 'error!!!' }];
t.deepEqual(await exec.exec('node', testArgs), 0);
@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ test('regex matchers are applied to stdout for non-zero exit code', async t => {
const testArgs = buildDummyArgs("foo bar\\nblort qux", '', '', 1);
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [[123, new RegExp("foo bar"), '🦄']];
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [{exitCode: 123, outputRegex: new RegExp("foo bar"), message: '🦄' }];
await t.throwsAsync(exec.exec('node', testArgs), {instanceOf: Error, message: 'The process \'node\' failed with exit code 1'});
@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ test('regex matchers are applied to stderr for non-zero exit code', async t => {
const testArgs = buildDummyArgs("non matching string", 'foo bar\\nblort qux', '', 1);
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [[123, new RegExp("foo bar"), '🦄']];
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [{exitCode: 123, outputRegex: new RegExp("foo bar"), message: '🦄' }];
await t.throwsAsync(exec.exec('node', testArgs), {instanceOf: Error, message: 'The process \'node\' failed with exit code 1'});
@ -53,9 +53,9 @@ test('matcher returns correct error message when multiple matchers defined', asy
const testArgs = buildDummyArgs("non matching string", 'foo bar\\nblort qux', '', 1);
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [[456, new RegExp("lorem ipsum"), '😩'],
[123, new RegExp("foo bar"), '🦄'],
[789, new RegExp("blah blah"), '🤦‍♂️']];
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [{exitCode: 456, outputRegex: new RegExp("lorem ipsum"), message: '😩'},
{exitCode: 123, outputRegex: new RegExp("foo bar"), message: '🦄'},
{exitCode: 789, outputRegex: new RegExp("blah blah"), message: '🤦‍♂️'}];
await t.throwsAsync(exec.exec('node', testArgs), {instanceOf: Error, message: 'The process \'node\' failed with exit code 1'});
@ -70,9 +70,9 @@ test('matcher returns first match to regex when multiple matches', async t => {
const testArgs = buildDummyArgs("non matching string", 'foo bar\\nblort qux', '', 1);
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [[123, new RegExp("foo bar"), '🦄'],
[789, new RegExp("blah blah"), '🤦‍♂️'],
[987, new RegExp("foo bar"), '🚫']];
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [{exitCode: 123, outputRegex: new RegExp("foo bar"), message: '🦄'},
{exitCode: 789, outputRegex: new RegExp("blah blah"), message: '🤦‍♂️'},
{exitCode: 987, outputRegex: new RegExp("foo bar"), message: '🚫'}];
await t.throwsAsync(exec.exec('node', testArgs), {instanceOf: Error, message: 'The process \'node\' failed with exit code 1'});
@ -87,7 +87,7 @@ test('exit code matchers are applied', async t => {
const testArgs = buildDummyArgs("non matching string", 'foo bar\\nblort qux', '', 123);
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [[123, new RegExp("this will not match"), '🦄']];
const matchers: ErrorMatcher[] = [{exitCode: 123, outputRegex: new RegExp("this will not match"), message: '🦄' }];
await t.throwsAsync(exec.exec('node', testArgs), {instanceOf: Error, message: 'The process \'node\' failed with exit code 123'});

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@ -63,9 +63,13 @@ export async function toolrunnerErrorCatcher(commandLine: string, args?: string[
if (returnState === 0) return returnState;
if (matchers) {
for (const [customCode, regex, message] of matchers) {
if (customCode === returnState || regex && (regex.test(stderr) || regex.test(stdout)) ) {
throw new Error(message);
for (const matcher of matchers) {
if (
matcher.exitCode === returnState ||
matcher.outputRegex?.test(stderr) ||
matcher.outputRegex?.test(stdout)
) {
throw new Error(matcher.message);
}
}
}