XcodeServer Credential tests #75
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| let pass = server.credential?.password | ||
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| XCTAssertEqual(user!, "ICanCreateBots") | ||
| XCTAssertEqual(pass!, "superSecr3t") |
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It only checks NSURLCredential so there's no checking for host. It's another test case responsibility.
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Ha, I completely missed that it's the credential we're testing. Fair enough.
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host is actually already tested in XcodeServerConfigTests. Nevermind me then.
Result of Integration 1Duration: 15 seconds |
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@buildasaur Y U NO SUPPORT COCOAPODS? 馃槸 |
Result of Integration 3Duration: 51 seconds |
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I've written two more tests to
XcodeServerwhich checkcredentialproperty.Nothing fancy, but... 馃槵