public void testTagLibsFromPlugin() throws Exception {
IProject proj = ensureProject(TEST_PROJECT_NAME);
ensureDefaultGrailsVersion(GrailsVersion.getGrailsVersion(proj));
if (GrailsVersion.V_2_3_.compareTo(GrailsVersion.MOST_RECENT) > 0) {
// below 2.3 install-plugin command works
GrailsCommand cmd =
GrailsCommand.forTest(proj, "install-plugin").addArgument("feeds").addArgument("1.6");
cmd.synchExec();
} else {
// after 2.3, must edit build config
IFile buildConfig = proj.getFile("grails-app/conf/BuildConfig.groovy");
String origContents = GrailsTest.getContents(buildConfig);
// Modify the props file add two plugins
// A bit of a hack, but this is a simple way to add plugins to the build
String newContents =
origContents.replace("plugins {\n", "plugins {\n\t\tcompile \":feeds:1.6\"\n");
GrailsTest.setContents(buildConfig, newContents);
}
refreshDependencies(proj);
assertPluginSourceFolder(proj, "feeds-1.6", "src", "groovy");
// now also check to see that the tag is available
PerProjectTagProvider provider = GrailsCore.get().connect(proj, PerProjectTagProvider.class);
assertNotNull("feeds:meta tag not installed", provider.getDocumentForTagName("feed:meta"));
}
@Override
protected void setUp() throws Exception {
super.setUp();
project = ensureProject("bart");
// On build server, some tests are failing because mismatching grails version (default
// install was modified by some other tests, since creating the bart project?)
ensureDefaultGrailsVersion(GrailsVersion.getGrailsVersion(project));
}
public void testOutputLimit() throws Exception {
IProject proj = ensureProject(TEST_PROJECT_NAME);
ensureDefaultGrailsVersion(GrailsVersion.getGrailsVersion(proj));
GrailsCommand cmd = GrailsCommand.forTest("help");
ILaunchResult result = cmd.synchExec();
// String allOutput = result.getOutput();
int orgLimit = GrailsCoreActivator.getDefault().getGrailsCommandOutputLimit();
try {
GrailsCoreActivator.getDefault().setGrailsCommandOutputLimit(100);
result = cmd.synchExec();
assertEquals(100, result.getOutput().length());
} finally {
GrailsCoreActivator.getDefault().setGrailsCommandOutputLimit(orgLimit);
}
}
