AzureRT PR - CLU Test Updates

[huangpf]

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[huangpf]

@stankovski @hovsepm @markcowl
What's the correct way to do string operations and test the not-containing case?

[stankovski]

This looks like one of the options: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/229551/string-contains-in-bash

[huangpf]

I think I had try the [[ method, but the test runner throws error. @stankovski Could you please help try it on your end? Thanks.

[stankovski]

This code worked for me:

vmSizeResult="Test string with Standard_A0"
queryString=Standard_A0

if [[ $vmSizeResult != *$queryString* ]]; then
    printf "\nFailure: VM Size Not Found: '%s'.\n" "$queryString"
    exit 1
else
    printf "\nSuccess: VM Size Found in Results: '%s'.\n" "$queryString"
fi

[stankovski]

Don't forget the spaces around [[ - they are important

[huangpf]

It would throw the following error [[: command not found, using the same code above. Any configuration I need to make? Thanks.

[stankovski]

Here is a working test:

#!/bin/bash
set -e
printf "\n=== Managing Virtual Machine Sizes in Azure Compute ===\n"

printf "\n1. Showing VM size results in location: %s.\n" "$location"
azure vmsize get --location "$location"

printf "\n2. Checking VM size results in location: %s.\n" "$location"
vmSizeResult=`azure vmsize get --location "$location"`

if [[ $vmSizeResult == "" ]]; then
    echo "Failure: No VM sizes!" 1>&2
    exit 1
else
    echo "Success: Non-empty Results."
fi

filterResult=`azure vmsize get --location "$location" | cat | jq 'select(.name | contains("Standard_A0"))' --raw-output`
if [[ "$filterResult" == "" ]]; then
    echo "Failure: Standard_A0 vm size not found." 1>&2
    exit 1
else
    echo "Success: Standard_A0 vm size found."
fi

filterResult=`azure vmsize get --location "$location" | cat | jq 'select(.name | contains("Standard_G1"))' --raw-output`
if [[ "$filterResult" == "" ]]; then
    echo "Failure: Standard_G1 vm size not found." 1>&2
    exit 1
else
    echo "Success: Standard_G1 vm size found."
fi

[huangpf]

Thanks @stankovski . bash 4.0 works. I have updated the PR. Could you please help review again? Thanks.