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# Martin Kolman <mkolman@redhat.com>
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import unittest
from tests.baseclass import CommandTest
from pykickstart.base import DeprecatedCommand

class F29_TestCase(CommandTest):
    def runTest(self):
        # basic parsing
        self.assert_parse('module --name=nodejs --stream=6', 'module --name=nodejs --stream=6\n')
        self.assert_parse('module --name=foo --stream=1337', 'module --name=foo --stream=1337\n')
        # non integer stream ids should also be fine
        self.assert_parse('module --name=bar --stream=baz', 'module --name=bar --stream=baz\n')

        # --stream is optional
        self.assert_parse_error('module')
        self.assert_parse('module --name=foo', 'module --name=foo\n')

        # but name needs to be always present
        self.assert_parse_error('module --stream=bar')

        # the values must not be empty
        self.assert_parse_error('module foo --name=bar --stream=')
        self.assert_parse_error('module foo --name= --stream=baz')
        self.assert_parse_error('module foo --name= --stream=')
        self.assert_parse_error('module foo --name --stream')
        self.assert_parse_error('module foo --name')

        # the module command does not take any absolute arguments
        self.assert_parse_error('module foo')
        self.assert_parse_error('module foo --name=bar')
        self.assert_parse_error('module foo --name=bar --stream=baz')

        # unknown options are an error
        self.assert_parse_error('module --name=bar --stream=baz --uknown=stuff')
        self.assert_parse_error('module --name=bar --uknown=stuff')


class RHEL8_TestCase(F29_TestCase):
    def runTest(self):
        # run F29 test case.
        F29_TestCase.runTest(self)

        # parse --disable
        self.assert_parse('module --name=nodejs --stream=6 --disable', 'module --name=nodejs --stream=6 --disable\n')
        self.assert_parse('module --name=foo --stream=1337 --disable', 'module --name=foo --stream=1337 --disable\n')

        # no assignment to the --disable option
        self.assert_parse_error('module --name=nodejs --stream=6 --disable=bar')
        self.assert_parse_error('module --name=foo --stream=1337 --disable=bar')


class F31_TestCase(RHEL8_TestCase):
    def runTest(self):
        # run RHEL8 test case.
        RHEL8_TestCase.runTest(self)

class F41_TestCase(F31_TestCase):
    def runTest(self):
        # make sure we've been deprecated
        parser = self.getParser("module")
        self.assertEqual(issubclass(parser.__class__, DeprecatedCommand), True)
        parser = parser._getParser()
        self.assertIsNotNone(parser)
        self.assertTrue(parser.description.find('deprecated:: Fedora41') > -1)


class RHEL10_TestCase(F41_TestCase):
    def runTest(self):
        # run F41 test case.
        F41_TestCase.runTest(self)

if __name__ == "__main__":
    unittest.main()
