require 'spec_helper' # FIXME: This is not even close to a mutation covering spec. describe Mutant::Runner do let(:object) { described_class.new(env) } let(:reporter) { Mutant::Reporter::Trace.new } let(:config) { Mutant::Config::DEFAULT.update(reporter: reporter, isolation: Mutant::Isolation::None) } let(:subjects) { [subject_a, subject_b] } class Double include Concord.new(:name, :attributes) def self.new(name, attributes = {}) super end def update(_attributes) self end def method_missing(name, *arguments) super unless attributes.key?(name) fail "Arguments provided for #{name}" if arguments.any? attributes.fetch(name) end end let(:subject_a) { Double.new('Subject A', mutations: mutations_a, tests: subject_a_tests) } let(:subject_b) { Double.new('Subject B', mutations: mutations_b) } let(:subject_a_tests) { [test_a1, test_a2] } let(:env) do subjects = self.subjects Class.new(Mutant::Env) do define_method(:subjects) { subjects } end.new(config) end let(:mutations_a) { [mutation_a1, mutation_a2] } let(:mutations_b) { [] } let(:mutation_a1) { Double.new('Mutation A1') } let(:mutation_a2) { Double.new('Mutation A2') } let(:test_a1) { Double.new('Test A1') } let(:test_a2) { Double.new('Test A2') } let(:test_report_a1) { Double.new('Test Report A1') } before do allow(mutation_a1).to receive(:subject).and_return(subject_a) allow(mutation_a1).to receive(:insert) allow(mutation_a2).to receive(:subject).and_return(subject_a) allow(mutation_a2).to receive(:insert) allow(test_a1).to receive(:run).and_return(test_report_a1) allow(mutation_a1).to receive(:killed_by?).with(test_report_a1).and_return(true) allow(mutation_a2).to receive(:killed_by?).with(test_report_a1).and_return(true) end before do time = Time.at(0) allow(Time).to receive(:now).and_return(time) end let(:expected_subject_results) do [ Mutant::Result::Subject.new( subject: subject_a, mutation_results: [ Mutant::Result::Mutation.new( mutation: mutation_a1, runtime: 0.0, test_results: [test_report_a1] ), Mutant::Result::Mutation.new( mutation: mutation_a2, runtime: 0.0, test_results: [test_report_a1] ) ], runtime: 0.0 ), Mutant::Result::Subject.new( subject: subject_b, mutation_results: [], runtime: 0.0 ) ] end describe '#result' do let(:expected_result) do Mutant::Result::Env.new( env: env, runtime: 0.0, subject_results: expected_subject_results ) end context 'on normal execution' do subject { object.result } its(:env) { should be(env) } it { should eql(expected_result) } it 'reports result' do expect { subject }.to change { config.reporter.report_calls }.from([]).to([expected_result]) end end context 'when isolation raises error' do subject { object.result } its(:env) { should be(env) } its(:subject_results) { should eql(expected_subject_results) } it { should eql(expected_result) } before do expect(Mutant::Isolation::None).to receive(:call) .twice .and_raise(Mutant::Isolation::Error.new('test-exception-message')) expect(Mutant::Result::Test).to receive(:new).with( test: test_a1, mutation: mutation_a1, runtime: 0.0, output: 'test-exception-message', passed: false ).and_return(test_report_a1) expect(Mutant::Result::Test).to receive(:new).with( test: test_a1, mutation: mutation_a2, runtime: 0.0, output: 'test-exception-message', passed: false ).and_return(test_report_a1) end end end end