# This test involves package testing, for which zkg internally requires
# zeek-config. So require a Zeek install:
# @TEST-REQUIRES: type zeek-config

# @TEST-EXEC: bash %INPUT

# @TEST-EXEC: LAST_VAR=/home/jon/sandbox zkg install foo
# @TEST-EXEC: cp state/logs/foo-build.log state/logs/foo-build.log1
# @TEST-EXEC: btest-diff state/logs/foo-build.log1

# @TEST-EXEC: zkg install --user-var TEST_VAR="Initial description is here" --user-var LAST_VAR=/home/jon/sandbox2 foo
# @TEST-EXEC: cp state/logs/foo-build.log state/logs/foo-build.log2
# @TEST-EXEC: btest-diff state/logs/foo-build.log2
# @TEST-EXEC: btest-diff state/testing/foo/clones/test.log

cd packages/foo
echo 'user_vars =' >> zkg.meta
echo '  TEST_VAR [/usr] "First description is here"' >> zkg.meta
echo '  ANOTHER_VAR [/usr/local] "Second description is here"' >> zkg.meta
echo '  LAST_VAR [/opt] "Last description is here"' >> zkg.meta
echo 'build_command = echo "%(LAST_VAR)s" && echo "%(ANOTHER_VAR)s" && echo "%(TEST_VAR)s"' >> zkg.meta
echo 'test_command = echo "%(TEST_VAR)s" > %(package_base)s/test.log' >> zkg.meta
git commit -am 'new stuff'