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stchar avatar stchar commented on June 2, 2024 2

Yep, I've just reproduced that.

I think it doesn't as the first time you mock a method with
helper.registerAllowedMethod("bScript", [], {c -> 'foo'}) or whatever this particular object appears in the groovyClassPath

When you call def script = loadScript("template/pipeline/template.groovy") to load your pipeline at this point classPath is updated again with the object defined in your lib. So I suppose your mock is overwritten.

So the workaround here is to wrap the pipeline body in a method, like someMethod :

@Library("commons")
import java.io.File // or whatever

echo aScript() // this is not mocked

def someMethod() {
  echo aScript()  // this one could be mocked
}
return this

Then your test could be like:

  @Test
  void mock_bscript() throws Exception {
    helper.registerAllowedMethod("bScript", [], {'foo'}) // this one doesn't work
    def script = loadScript("template/pipeline/template.groovy")
    helper.registerAllowedMethod("bScript", [], {'ololo'}) // this does
    script.someMethod()
    printCallStack()
  }

So the call stack would be

Loading shared library jenkins-commons with version master
   template.run()
      template.aScript()
         aScript.bScript()
      template.echo(bar)
   template.someMethod()
      template.aScript()
         aScript.bScript()
      template.echo(ololo)

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bguerin avatar bguerin commented on June 2, 2024 1
getBinding().setVariable("bScript", new Object() {
  public void call() {
    // your mocked behaviour
  }
});

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mioyn avatar mioyn commented on June 2, 2024

it didnt worked
it is executing bScript(),
deatail is added https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45142634/mock-groovy-script-using-spock

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stchar avatar stchar commented on June 2, 2024

I think your repository has a wrong layout.
I believe aScript and bScript should be stored in var[s] not in var folder

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mioyn avatar mioyn commented on June 2, 2024

sorry that was my typo mistake ,actually both are in the vars folder..

my project structure,

    app
       |--build
                |--classes
                       |--test
                               |--aScriptSpec.class
               |--resources
                       |--test
                               |--lib
                                        |--commons@master
                                                  |--vars
                                                           |-- aScript.groovy
                                                           |--bScript.groovy
        |--src/test/groovy
             |--aScriptSpec.groovy
        |--vars
             |--aScript.groovy
             |--bScript.groovy
       |--build.gradle
       |--Jenkinsfile

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stchar avatar stchar commented on June 2, 2024

All in all I think the impact of this issue is really low. If you test your pipelines and libs separately then you can define any pipelines to load your lib with a proper way to make it able to test it

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mioyn avatar mioyn commented on June 2, 2024

thanks @headcrabmeat @bguerin

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