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#!/bin/sh
set -e

TESTDIR=$(readlink -f $(dirname $0))
. $TESTDIR/framework

setupenvironment
configarchitecture 'amd64' 'i386'

DESCR='Some description
 That has multiple lines'
insertpackage 'unstable' 'fancy' 'all' '1'
insertpackage 'unstable,installed' 'foo' 'all' '1' 'Depends: bar
Conflicts: foobar
Recommends: cool (>= 2) | cooler (<< 5)' "$DESCR"
insertpackage 'unstable' 'bar' 'all' '1' 'Depends: bar
Breaks: foo (<< 1)
Replaces: foo (<< 1)' "$DESCR"

setupaptarchive

# dpkg is installed by our framework
testdpkginstalled 'dpkg'
testempty aptcache unmet dpkg

# FIXME: Find some usecase for unmet as it seems kinda useless/broken
#testsuccess aptcache unmet
#testsuccess aptcache unmet foo

# not too useful to test, but makes coverage green…
testsuccess aptcache stats
cp rootdir/tmp/testsuccess.output stats.output
testsuccess test -s stats.output
testsuccess aptcache xvcg foo
cp rootdir/tmp/testsuccess.output xvcg.output
testsuccess test -s xvcg.output
testsuccess aptcache dotty foo
cp rootdir/tmp/testsuccess.output dotty.output
testsuccess test -s dotty.output
# for this, even the sourcecode says it is useless (expect debugging)
testsuccess aptcache dump
cp rootdir/tmp/testsuccess.output dump.output
testsuccess test -s dump.output

testsuccessequal 'dpkg
bar
fancy
foo' aptcache pkgnames
testsuccessequal 'bar' aptcache pkgnames bar
testsuccessequal 'fancy
foo' aptcache pkgnames f

testsuccessequal "       foo |          1 | file:$(readlink -f .)/aptarchive/ unstable/main amd64 Packages" aptcache madison foo

### depends

testsuccessequal 'foo
  Depends: bar
 |Recommends: <cool>
  Recommends: <cooler>
  Conflicts: <foobar>
  Conflicts: <foobar:i386>' aptcache depends foo
testsuccessequal 'foo
  Depends: bar
  Recommends: <cool>
  Conflicts: <foobar>
  Conflicts: <foobar:i386>' aptcache depends foo -o APT::Cache::ShowOnlyFirstOr=1
testsuccessequal 'foo
  Depends: bar
 |Recommends: <cool> (>= 2)
  Recommends: <cooler> (<< 5)
  Conflicts: <foobar>
  Conflicts: <foobar:i386>' aptcache depends foo -o APT::Cache::ShowVersion=1
testsuccessequal 'foo
  Depends: bar
  Conflicts: <foobar>
  Conflicts: <foobar:i386>' aptcache depends foo --no-recommends
testsuccessequal 'foo
  Depends: bar' aptcache depends foo --important
testsuccessequal 'foo
  Conflicts: <foobar>
  Conflicts: <foobar:i386>' aptcache depends foo --important --no-depends --conflicts
testsuccessequal 'foo
  Depends: bar
 |Recommends: <cool>
  Recommends: <cooler>
  Conflicts: <foobar>
  Conflicts: <foobar:i386>
bar
  Depends: bar
  Breaks: foo
  Breaks: <foo:i386>
  Replaces: foo
  Replaces: <foo:i386>
<cool>
<cooler>
<foobar>
<foobar:i386>
<foo:i386>' aptcache depends foo --recurse
testsuccessequal 'foo
  Depends: bar
bar
  Depends: bar
  Replaces: foo
  Replaces: <foo:i386>
<foo:i386>' aptcache depends foo --recurse --important --replaces

## rdpends

testsuccessequal 'foo
Reverse Depends:
  bar
  bar' aptcache rdepends foo
testsuccessequal 'foo
Reverse Depends:
  Replaces: bar
  Breaks: bar' aptcache rdepends foo -o APT::Cache::ShowDependencyType=1
testsuccessequal 'foo
Reverse Depends:
  Replaces: bar (<< 1)
  Breaks: bar (<< 1)' aptcache rdepends foo -o APT::Cache::ShowDependencyType=1 -o APT::Cache::ShowVersion=1
testsuccessequal 'foo
Reverse Depends:
  Breaks: bar (<< 1)' aptcache rdepends foo -o APT::Cache::ShowDependencyType=1 -o APT::Cache::ShowVersion=1 --important --breaks