I am trying to do this:
name: Title of TestSuite
testcases:
- name: explicitCommand
steps:
- type: exec
stdin: "{\"foo\":\"bar\"}"
command: ["/usr/bin/jq", ".foo"]
assertions:
- result.code ShouldEqual 0
vars:
foo:
from: result.systemout
info:
- "foo: {{ .foo }}"
- "output: {{ .result.systemout }}"
I was expecting print the value of variable "foo" using info
$ ./cmd/venom/dist/venom.linux-amd64 run -v test.yaml
[trac] writing venom.5.log
• Title of TestSuite (test.yaml)
• explicitCommand
• exec PASS
[info] foo: {{ .foo }}
[info] output: "bar"
final status: PASSand if I understand well, the variable "foo" does not exists yet when I am executing the info, based on the logs below, is it the case?
what is the execution order of a testcase? what is the purpose behind info?
I start to think that the variable is only set if the test finish with success (and this makes sense), on this case I can only print the variables in a second step, right?
Just to confirm
$ cat venom.5.log
Jun 4 17:53:04.888 [INFO] Reading test.yaml
Jun 4 17:53:04.888 [INFO] Has 0 Secrets
Jun 4 17:53:04.888 [WARN] no user executor yml file selected
Jun 4 17:53:04.888 [INFO] Parsing testsuite test.yaml
Jun 4 17:53:04.893 [INFO] [Title of TestSuite] Starting testsuite
Jun 4 17:53:04.893 [INFO] [Title of TestSuite] With secrets in testsuite
Jun 4 17:53:04.893 [INFO] [Title of TestSuite] [explicitCommand] Starting testcase
Jun 4 17:53:04.894 [INFO] [Title of TestSuite] [explicitCommand] Step #1 content is: {"assertions":["result.code ShouldEqual 0"],"command":["/usr/bin/jq",".foo"],"info":["foo: {{ .foo }}","output: {{ .result.systemout }}"],"stdin":"{\"foo\":\"bar\"}","type":"exec","vars":{"foo":{"from":"result.systemout"}}}
Jun 4 17:53:04.897 [INFO] [Title of TestSuite] [explicitCommand] [exec] foo: {{ .foo }}%!(EXTRA <nil>)
Jun 4 17:53:04.897 [INFO] [Title of TestSuite] [explicitCommand] [exec] output: "bar"%!(EXTRA <nil>)
Jun 4 17:53:04.897 [INFO] [Title of TestSuite] [explicitCommand] Step "exec" result is "PASS"
Jun 4 17:53:04.897 [INFO] [Title of TestSuite] [explicitCommand] Assign 'foo' value '"bar"'
Jun 4 17:53:04.897 [INFO] [Title of TestSuite] [explicitCommand] Ending testcase
Jun 4 17:53:04.897 [INFO] [Title of TestSuite] Ending testsuite
I am trying to do this:
I was expecting print the value of variable "foo" using info
and if I understand well, the variable "foo" does not exists yet when I am executing the info, based on the logs below, is it the case?
what is the execution order of a testcase? what is the purpose behind info?
I start to think that the variable is only set if the test finish with success (and this makes sense), on this case I can only print the variables in a second step, right?
Just to confirm