* Bumping train to 0.29
Train 0.29 includes some bug fixes and a refactor of the File classes
Signed-off-by: Adam Leff <adam@leff.co>
* Correct unit test for undefined platform
Train requires that a hash is supplied when mocking an OS. Because
an OS of "unsupported" rather than "undefined" was chosen in a unit
test, a nil was passed to train and it caused a failure.
Signed-off-by: Adam Leff <adam@leff.co>
* Ensure 0.29.1 or later gets picked up, but 0.30 is also acceptable
Signed-off-by: Adam Leff <adam@leff.co>
* Adds alias for 'ListDirectory' permission
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* Works with Ruby array of permissions as long as possible
Converts to PowerShell array just before use.
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* Abstracts user-provided permissions to router method
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* Adds FullControl as a specifiable permission
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* Adds specific permission 'modify'
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* Fixes#1743
Limits Windows' broad "read" permission to if it can read all of the
above, instead of just the first:
- File contents
- File attributes
- File extended attributes
- File permissions
This better aligns with how Windows names the permissions.
'read' -> Read instead of 'read' -> ReadData
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* 'Execute' Windows ACL has alias of 'Traverse'
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* Adds 'Delete' permission
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* Adds `should allow('perm').by_user('me')` matcher
Provides hooks for later use with Windows ACL matching
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* Adds remaining Windows ACL hooks
Skips ReadAndExecute on intentionally since it just aliases the combo of
2 permissions into one new one.
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* [Rubocop] Reduces ABC / Cyclomatic complexity
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* Reduces global scope with `allows()` -> `be_allowed()`
RSpec inferred matchers work nicely here. This changes the `by_user()`
and `by()` chained matchers to just be an options hash on the underlying
`allowed?()` method.
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
* Fixes integration tests with rename `allows()` -> `be_allowed()`
Signed-off-by: David Alexander <opensource@thelonelyghost.com>
Currently, #readable?, #writeable?, and #executable? will incorrectly
return true if the file does not exist.
In addition, I took the opportunity to refactor the File resource to
make it easier to write unit tests and supplied a full unit test
suite for this resource.
