# set up
loc <- tempdir()
options(workbch.home = loc)
# delete the job file if for some reason it exists
if(file.exists(job_file())) {
file.remove(job_file())
}
# create path
jobdir <- file.path(loc, "hitmebaby")
if(!dir.exists(jobdir)) dir.create(jobdir)
# create a job object directly
job1 <- list()
job1[["hitmebaby"]] <- new_job(
jobname = "hitmebaby",
description = "a song",
owner = "britney",
status = "masked",
priority = 2,
path = jobdir,
tags = "awesome",
sentinel = FALSE
)
# write a different entity to file
job_create(
jobname = "toxic",
description = "another song",
owner = "not britney"
)
test_that("job_modify works", {
# try modifying everything at once to transform toxic
# into hitmebaby
job_modify(
jobname = "toxic",
newname = "hitmebaby",
description = "a song",
owner = "britney",
status = "masked",
priority = 2,
path = jobdir,
tags = "awesome"
)
# the idstring will be different, overwrite
job2 <- job_read()
job1[[1]]$idstring <- job2[[1]]$idstring
# check identical
expect_equal(job2, job1)
# add a url
job_modify(
jobname = "hitmebaby",
url = "github | http://nope.com"
)
# check that the correct information is written
job3 <- job_read()
expect_equal(job3[["hitmebaby"]]$urls$site, "github")
expect_equal(job3[["hitmebaby"]]$urls$link, "http://nope.com")
# SOMETHING WEIRD HERE
# # delete a url
# job_modify(
# jobname = "hitmebaby",
# url = "github"
# )
#
# # chech that it is deleted
# job3 <- job_read()
# expect_length(job3[["hitmebaby"]]$urls$site, 0)
# expect_length(job3[["hitmebaby"]]$urls$link, 0)
# delete the job
expect_equal(job_home("hitmebaby"), jobdir)
job_modify("hitmebaby", delete = TRUE)
expect_error(job_home("hitmebaby"), "No job exists with name")
})
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