Managoat.Sandbox.ConformanceCase (managoat_sandbox v0.2.1)

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The executable form of the Managoat.Sandbox contract: a shared suite every adapter must pass.

It lives under lib/, not test/support, on purpose: it is compiled in every environment so that an adapter written outside this package (a host's self-hosted runner, a fourth vendor) can use it from its own test suite. A test/support module would exist only while this package runs its own tests. ExUnit is part of Elixir, so shipping the macros costs a consumer nothing.

Usage:

defmodule Managoat.Sandbox.FakeConformanceTest do
  use Managoat.Sandbox.ConformanceCase,
    adapter: Managoat.Sandbox.Fake,
    fixtures: %{
      exec_ok: {"emit", ["out:hello"], "hello"},
      exec_fail: {"emit", ["out:oops", "exit:3"], 3},
      spawn_ok: {"emit", ["out:hello", "exit:0"]},
      spawn_drop: {"emit", ["out:partial", "drop"]},
      spawn_stay: {"emit", ["out:ready", "stay"]}
    }

  setup do
    Managoat.Sandbox.Fake.reset()
    :ok
  end
end

fixtures supplies the adapter-appropriate command vocabulary (the Fake speaks its scripted instructions; a live adapter would use bash -lc), and an optional name: {Mod, :fun, args} mints sandbox names when the adapter needs a particular shape:

  • exec_ok — {cmd, args, expected_stdout}, exits 0
  • exec_fail — {cmd, args, nonzero_exit_code}
  • spawn_ok — emits some stdout then exits 0
  • spawn_drop — the transport closes without an exit frame (optional; pins the closes-without-exit-is-an-error rule)
  • spawn_stay — emits stdout then stays alive until stdin EOF (needed for the write-totality and attach-replay tests)

Semantics pinned here and nowhere else: create idempotency, the not-found/transient distinction, destroy tolerance, full-view listing, exec-never-raises with nonzero-exit-as-data, the owner-message frame contract with exactly one terminal frame and no synthesised exit code, stdin-write totality (#603), attach replay-from-start, and suspend/resume totality.