Add a transitive test property #29
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This is a minimal reproducer that's essentially A ~> B ~> C. The that_subscribes_to matcher shows that this is equal to A ~> C but in practice Puppet doesn't work that way. The service is not restarted if the file is modified. I don't know what is the expected behavior here, but it does mean that today it's not possible to test for real world behavior.
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It looks like this was closed because the master branch was deleted, but this is still relevant. |
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I can't reopen it. It may need submitting again for main. |
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This is a minimal reproducer that's essentially A ~> B ~> C. The that_subscribes_to matcher shows that this is equal to A ~> C but in practice Puppet doesn't work that way. The service is not restarted if the file is modified.
I don't know what is the expected behavior here, but it does mean that today it's not possible to test for real world behavior.
I'm resubmitting this from rodjek#821 to show the brokenness. There's some discussion in that PR already.